World Gold Output Surges but Who Receives It All
The article surveys the rising world gold output to 328,500,000 this year and analyzes how much remains in circulation within the United States, how much enters European reserves, and which nations benefit. It highlights the United States adding 52,000,000 to its gold stock last year, major European banks expanding reserves, and contrasts with British control of Transvaal mines and Russia and France's reserve gains. It notes substantial net excess flow and contrasts domestic circulation with foreign holdings.
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New York Evening Post
Weather Forecasts Distributed Across Idaho
Boise Idaho April 27 2005 forecasts from the Weather Bureau will be distributed statewide through Rocky Mountain Pell Telephone Company lines. Exchanges will receive card holders and forecasts posted for public viewing. operators will also provide forecasts to subscribers. Forecasts are not guaranteed infallible and are based on observed conditions at selected US and neighboring sites.
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Interesting and Breezy Happenings of the County Reported Expressly for The Tribune
A county news item from Caldwell Idaho dated April 27, 1905 notes visits and movements. Wm Borden and Robert Orr traveled to Caldwell while W D Fletcher and Jacob Mus sell visited Tuesday. W D Clark and family from Poison Creek spent Easter in Strode's Basin. H H and Arthur McDowell were in Caldwell briefly Monday.
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Poison Creek
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Deer Flat Progress Report From Dry Precinct
Special to The Caldwell Tribune from Deer Flat dated April 27 describes new house construction by Wm Warren, land filings by Oscar Hibner, and rapid progress on a telephone line. John Janssens’ new house is praised, carpenters finish work, and talk of church, school, and railroad development, with community anticipation and various visits noted.
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Notus and Surrounding News From Idaho Month Review
Notus Idaho April notes report local workers, churches, and farms. Frank Howard from Roswell. Parma plastering new hall. Notus baseball beat Parma 26 to 16. Easter social at Presbyterian church. irrigation thrives with ample water. Multiple appears by locals to Caldwell, Middleton, and Nampa with church, school, and farm updates.
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