Sugar exports rise eighteenfold since prewar years
The United States export data show sugar shipments to Western Allies surged after the war, with 1916 totals peaking and 1917 and 1919 figures signaling major shifts in destinations. England's prewar sugar share fell sharply as U.S. exports expanded to allies and other regions.
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Glenrock to Install White Way Street Lights
The ornamental street light standards for Glenrock's White Way have arrived and will be installed in the business district soon. Local businessmen have generously funded the lamps, and once installed Glenrock will be one of the best lighted towns of its size in the state.
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Wheatland man injured when auto rolls near Wheatland
Wheatland Wyoming October report states farmer W. E. Oxford was hospitalized with broken arm and internal injuries after a car containing Joe Webb toppled near Wheatland. Webb was thrown clear and escaped unharmed. Oxford is expected to recover.
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Union Pacific Directors Likely to Declare Dividends
Laramie Wyoming October reports the Union Pacific directors meeting in New York on November will likely declare the regular quarterly dividend of 2 cents per share and possibly a 50 cent per share special dividend, totaling $10 on common stock for the year. The Southern Pacific finances are being mailed from San Francisco today.
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Ragtime and slang make YMCA hut in London popular
Ragtime music and U.S. slang draw crowds to the new American YMCA hut in London. In six weeks it averages about 1860 visitors daily, with Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders among the patrons. The Page couple helped introduce American cooking, phonograph records enrich the atmosphere, and soldiers hoard “welackers” exchanging for silver, sometimes twenty pounds in a day.
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Preacher Highlights Capital Power and Oppression
Dr Henry A Atkinson of Boston denounces capital domination and the widening gap between rich and poor at the National Council of Congregational Churches session in Columbus. He condemns "foul and fair" methods by the wealthy that dictate living standards for the rest.
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Explosion in Costa Rica Kills Sixty at San Jose Barracks
An explosion at the San Jose municipal barracks and penitentiary in Costa Rica killed sixty people and seriously wounded many others. The blast, described as an accident, destroyed the barracks and jail.
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