Demand for Food Alters U S Export Totals
A Commerce Department analysis shows total U S exports rising mainly due to foodstuffs while overall manufactures exports lag wartime demand. April figures indicate a net U S trade balance near 41 trillion with Europe and other regions shifting demand, and declines in some imports and exports with Germany and Austria-Hungary noted.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Europe
Oceania
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Netherlands
Norway
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Belgium
Laranel Stock Association Holds One of Its Best Meetings
Wheatland Wisconsin June 16. Attendance praised for the Laranel Stock association annual meeting held at Godrich hall last Friday. Representatives from Denver and South Omaha commission houses and many visitors attended the sessions.
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Wheatland
Wic
Laranle Stock Association
Godrich
Denver
South Omaha
Idle men in Caldwell form posse to seize freight train
In Kaw Caldwell on June 10 a mob of 350 idle men posing as harvest hands demanded food. Mayor Edward George formed a 25 man armed posse and escorted the group to an outgoing freight train, threatening to raid stores if not fed.
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Prom Town
Caldwell
Kaw
Edward George
Dapot
Sunday State Leader Most Metropolitan Paper Ever Published in Wyoming
The piece proclaims a historic milestone for a Wyoming daily noting its broad regional reach and ambitious editorial scope. It emphasizes the paper’s growth, urban focus, and commitment to coverage of statewide affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyo
Supplies at hand Russia expected recoup quickly
Washington reports that Russia will recover speedily from its Galician setback as ammunition and arms short ages are rapidly replenished. Archangel port opening and Japan China accord help, with Mongolian spheres of influence and a new Russo Swedish trade treaty shaping future rail links.
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Washington
Russia
Archangel
White Sea
Japan
China
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Mongolia
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Angela
Insurance commission certifies Phoenix Assurance Co authorized
Certificate from the Wyoming Insurance Commissioner in Cheyenne dated April 28 1915 states Phoenixs Assurance Company of London England is authorized to transact fire insurance in the state for the current year. Witnessed by Auditor R B Porayih and Deputy John Schuipman. Also notes stock auction at Cheyenne Furniture Co 1610 Pioneer Ave Spark location.
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Insurance Commissioner's Office
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Phoenixs Assurance Company of London
Kingdom of
England
R.b.porayih
baiMile
John Schuipman
Depery
SPARK
Pioneer Ave
Woman Brings Bull Terrier to Post Office Savings Bank
A well dressed young woman visits the Omaha postal savings room with a Boston bull terrier on a chain. She asks to deposit money and to leave the dog with her while she handles the claim, noting other banks would not allow pets on marble floors.
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Omaha, Neb
Postal Savings
Society
la Raconteuse
Fanchette
Postal Savings Bank
Louise Grant
Government Bank
Russian censor strict with czarist press
A Copenhagen dispatch reports 1914 censorship statistics showing 465 periodical issues suppressed and 230 non periodic publications blocked by Russian authorities. The data illustrate the harsh limits placed on Russian news outlets.
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Herlin
Copenhagen
Prohibition Impacts Periodicals and War Era Newspapers
The passage notes that in 96 cases periodicals faced temporary prohibition while non-periodicals saw continued disruption. Censorship affected press regularity, with many papers going out of business during the war. A line about a fishing tackle supply at Ban appears as a stray fragment.
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