Trade of U5 with Great Britain shows rising 1911 totals
The Bureau of Statistics reports U S exports to British territories reached 759 million in the ten months ending October 1911, while imports from those areas totaled 33 million, yielding about two dollars exported for every one dollar imported. Britain remains the principal market for U S goods, with Canada and Australia following, and raw cotton meats and breadstuffs forming the bulk of exports to the United Kingdom.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department ‘of Commerce and Labor
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Australia
New Zealand
India
British East Indies
British Honduras
British Guiana
Aden
Gibraltar
Falkland Islands
Ilongkong
Brotish Africa
Newfoundland and Labrador
British West Indies
British Islands
United Kingdom
British Dominions
British Africa
Hongkong
Straits Settlements
Guiana
China
Markland Tilande
Great Britain
Tetullilog
Britten
Rev Billy Sunday Coming to Tulsa in Spring
Tulsa officials report Rev Frank Neff of the First M B Church led a delegation to Wichita with 27 petitions from business leaders fraternal orders and media to arrange Billy Sunday evangelistic meetings in Tulsa in the spring. Sunday is expected to arrive in early spring after the Wichita meetings end for Christmas Eve.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ministerial Alliance
Frank Neff
M. B. Church of
Wichita
Billy Sunday
Oklahoma gas output soars beyond Kansas forecasts
Tulsa report from the state auditor shows Oklahoma gas producers sold 45 782 485 000 cable feet in the year ending November 30 1911 averaging 125 000 000 cubic feet daily This implies production capacity around 1 250 000 000 cubic feet per day far above Kansas expert Haworth's three year exhaustion claim.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Fis
Haworth
Kansas
Farmers State Bank Converts to Bristow National Bank
The Farmers State Bank of Bristow Oklahoma City February 22 19 The bank has become Bristow National Bank with officers listed as President L Benson Vice President H C Vin nan and Cashier R W Walsh.
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Oklahoma ‘City
Pep
Farmers’ State Bank of Bristow
Bristow National Bank
New National Bank
1. Benson
C. Vinnan
Vicw
R. W. Walsh
Cushier
Sidewalk Bids Sought for New School Buildings
Bids will be received until January 1912 for sidewalk work at the new school buildings. Interested parties should contact J. H. Wimer at Jumbo Store or Marshals Stevens Jas. Leforch and the committee in charge.
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Thowr
J. H. Wimer
Jas. Leforch
Marshal Stevens
Charity committee to distribute Christmas gifts Sunday
The charities committee plans a Christmas distribution on Sunday afternoon. Local volunteers will handle gift parcels and assist families in need during the holiday season.
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Charities
Opposed 10 Extensior of Suffrage by Women Group
A women's association rejects granting the ballot to women arguing that women already bear major social burdens and that extended suffrage would disrupt the natural balance between home life and public life. They warn it could hinder marriage and increase factory intrusion into family duties, urging continued cautious reform.
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Europe
United States
Lewis
Dr. Evans
Chicago
Bank Commissioner Akers Ruling On Bank Balances
Oklahoma City December 22 State Bank Commissioner Lankford modifies ruling on daily balances Effective January 1 banks may pay 2 percent on daily balances and 3 percent on balances of banks with inactive accounts Interstate Dawaney is referenced in the ruling as the payer of balances
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Oklahoma City
Lankford
Big Jackson Day Blowout in Tulow February Event
In Tulow on January 8, a large Democratic banquet will celebrate Jackson Day with notable attendees including Colonel Henry Whiterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal Governor Lee Cryer ex Governor Haskell Congressmen James Davenport and Charles Carter among other prominent Democrats. The banquet will be hosted by the rank and file of the county democracy.
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Tuloa
China
T ‘Tulow
Henry Whtterson
Louisville Crutier Journal
Lee Cried
Haskell
Jamen
Daviport
Charles Carter
One More Visit to Mother
James Dowell Harmon of Tulsa Oklahoma left for Erie Pennsylvania to spend Christmas with his mother Mrs Mary Hermon Harmon, aged 90. Harmon has traveled the oil world for 35 years and always returns home for Christmas gifts to his aged mother despite long separations, including a previous stranded trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bowen Har
James Dowell Harmon
Well Town
Erie
Mia
Mary
Hermon
Harmon
Christ Toas
Hawaiian Islands
Tulsa Eight and a Half Inch Strips Law Suit Continues
Legal action over an eight and a half inch strip of Main Street land in Tulsa moves from state to federal courts. The dispute centers on a party wall between Kellman and Kennedy buildings and involves former garden land once owned by W. P. Moore. In a related note, Mr Hutchinson will travel to Hope Arkansas after Christmas to join his wife and son.
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Tulsa
Obia
Senternday
United States
Kellmax
Kennedy
First National Bik
W. P. Moore
D. Kellman
Moore
Kellum
Kellman
L. B. Roberta
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Hope
Ark
Mir
New York
Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchin
Heald Country
Quest
Christ
Pitt
Whitney, Alcott, Mead, Southworth
Optic
Stephen
Castleman
Tonbridge
Cooper
Vinita’s Big Department Store
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