Automobiles now global in reach and trade totals
Washington reports the American auto industry spans all climates and lands. Trade data from the National City Bank of New York shows last decade exports of passenger cars at 562000 units and commercial machines at 115000, valuing passenger cars at 534 million dollars and commercial machines at 288 million. Including motorcycles and tires, engines, and parts, total auto exports approach one billion dollars with substantial parts trade for repair and manufacturing. Ford proposes a power project and plant at St Paul costing about 10000 dollars for tractor and automobile parts production as part of its broader expansion plans.
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National City Bank of New York
Railroads See Profit Rise in April Reports
Washington Class One railroads posted a net railway operating income of 83,197,800 in April, reflecting an annual return of six and a half percent on tentative valuation. The figure compares to 49,979,000 a year earlier and 83,487,000 in March.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford Wins Long Term Power License At Government Dam
The Federal Power Commission grants Ford Motor Company a license to develop power at the government dam between Minneapolis and St Paul. The deal pays $95,440 annually for 50 years and requires Ford to sell surplus power to Northern State Power Company, shaping regional energy rights.
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Federal Water Power Commission
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St Paul
Northern State Power Company
Wheat Setback From Cold and Wet Spring Across Regions
Washington and Pacific Coast reports show winter wheat deteriorating in many areas while southwest and coast stay relatively better. Rye good, oats fair to poor with lodging, barley excellent but damaged by frost and drought. Corn planting delayed by rain. remarks note seedling quality and uneven stands. Caldwell Business Club hosts Kiwanis luncheon. Mrs. Presley Horne recovering from major operation.
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Pacific Coast
Department of Agriculture
California
Caldwell Business
Professional Women's Club
Kiwanis Club
Presley Horne
Jarbidge District Mining Gains Noted In Geological Survey
The Jarbidge Nevada mining district, a young camp in Elko County, has produced nearly two million dollars in gold since its 1909 discovery. A Geological Survey Bulletin No. 741 reviews its veins, rocks, geography, and living conditions, with maps and photos, and notes nearby Charleston district. The report, by Frank G. Schrader, forecasts future prospects and is available from the Survey Director in Washington.
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Idaho
Snake River
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Great Basin
Snake River Valley
Rigerson
Department of the Interior
Frank G. Schrader
Geological Survey Bulletin
Charleston
Geological Survey
Washington
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Heat season warning urges households to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand as summer illness looms. This prompt notes its usefulness for families during hot months and imminent need.
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Habeas hearing frees prisoner on $25,000 bail
A writ of habeas corpus brought the prisoner before Chief Justice Taft at the capital. He appeared in custody of the West Virginia sheriff and after a hearing an order was issued releasing him on bail set at 25,000 dollars.
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