United States Cuba Trade Surges Under Reciprocity Accord
Trade between the United States and Cuba rose sharply after the 1903 reciprocity pact. Exports to Cuba reached about 62 million dollars while imports totaled 106 million, with sugar tobacco and iron ore showing notable growth, and U S exports expanding into machinery boots and shoes, cotton cloth, and various food products. The United States supplied a growing share of Cuba’s imports and accounted for a large portion of Cuba’s exports in 1910 and 1911.
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United States
Cuba
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statiation
Spain
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Court House Location Debate In Delaware County
Delaware county commissioners met to decide whether to house the county court in North Jay or the Creekmore addition. The new two story concrete court building is favored as a permanent seat, while removal back to the old townsite faces sheriff and citizen opposition amid fears of trouble during records transfer.
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Creekmore
Delaware County
Old Jay
New Court House
North Jay
Card of Thanks From Fowler and Fraziers
The Fowler and Frazier families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their brother. Sam and Mont Frazier joined in the thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. Fowler
Sam and
Mont Frazier
By The Sweat of the Face in Oklahoma State Discourse
In a call to clear, practical work ethics, the writer argues everyone with health and sense should pursue honest labor and view work as a calling. He condemns the notion that labor degrades the virtuous and urges teachers and merchants to support fair dealing to reduce crime and uplift society in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venepre
Sparks
Conshdyr Oklahoma
The Board Takes Russell 10 Task
The Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture faces a six month campaign of vilification led by ex Senator Campbell Russell of Warner. Russell attacked the board over secretary selection and tried to use initiative and referendum to replace Brewer and Elliott, employing forged signatures and alleged law violations. The board defends its records and vows patience until the public learns Russell is acting from malice and to gain a payroll position.
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State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Campbell Russell
Warner
Board of Agriculture
Joel M. Sandilin
Russell
State Institute
Stillwater
Brewer
Elliott
State Farmers Institute As
Secretary of State
Rr Russell
KR. L. Moore
Mr. Russell
Obehoma
Uxrientural
Walch
Board of Agriculture Names and Members Listed
G. T. BRYAN president leads the Board of Agriculture with J. E. Elliott Pacis Valley and Corley, Howe, and other members including 8. P. wi son, Valliant. F. L. Haymes, Broken Arrow. Geo H. Hinds Wesville. L. G. Grittie Marlow. C. K. Brewer Helens Odin and additional Oklahoma names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bryan
Board of Agriculture
J. E. Elliott
Pacis Valley
Okia
J. 1
Corley
Howe
Okla
P. Wison
Valliant
F. L. Haymes
Broken Arrow Okla
Geo H. Hinds
Poetic Meals of Persia in Harper's Weekly Description
Harper's Weekly describes Persian traveler meals with poetic flourish. Watermelon eaten from one end, cold fowl with cucumber, sour milk with sage or rose leaves, cucumber in sour cream, Pakisan ice, rose water flavors, cream or kedmak desserts, and fragrant additions like grapes and figs in date frond shadows.
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Persia
Harper's Weekly
The Thistle Travels Far and Aids Seed Dispersal
A Scientific American note explains how Canada thistle heads act as parachutes. From 20 feet in still air the seed lands in two thirds of a minute, while a 20 mph wind moves it about a fifth of a mile. Thistle down covers slightly more than one third of a square foot. A similar aerial voyage is noted for the tiny silken threads of the little jumper spider.
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Canada
Scientific American
Frisco North and East Bound Rail Schedule Summary
Frisco time table lists northbound and eastbound trains from Vinita and Oklahoma City. Noted trains include No 41N K. C. Meteor at 1:40 am, No 1M Hustler at 6:46 am, No W St Louis Meteor at 11:44 pm. south and westbound services include No 2 Oklahoma City, No 5S W, No 412 Oklahoma City from KC at 3:30 am, No T Ok City from KC at 8:34 am, No 1 Past Mail at 12:01 pm, No 1 California Express at 1:20 pm, No 410 Sapulpa Express at 8:15 pm, and No 123 Hustler at 11:18 pm.
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Vinita
K. C. Meteor
California
Hustler
St Loels
Okla City
K. C
T—Ok City
K.c-Sli
California Express
Sapulpa Express
For Rent Modern cottage in Wathh Georgia
Rental notice for a broom cottage offering hot and cold water and electric lights. Inquiries directed to the Chief's office with rent listed as 15 dollars. May reflect a historic local notice style with limited contact details.
The Long Sermon of 1671 on Charity to the Poor
London Chronicle notes the Bluecoat Boys endured strict discipline and meager meals, while Isaac Barrow delivered perhaps the longest pulpit sermon in 1671 on The Duty and Reward of Bounty to the Poor. Tillotson praised it as exhaustively argued.
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Christes
Isaac Barrow
Tillotson
London Chronicle
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Court House
County Court House
Delaware
Frisco
M. K. & T. Railway
North Bound
Louis
Parsons Bob
Katy
South Bound
Texas Express
Flyer
Katy Limited
Parker-Wise Co
Farmers Bank
O. D. Heidtman
Wimner
Vinita, Okia
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
Theo
D. B. Frear
Robt. L. Scott
N. Y
Standard Dress Goods Co
Desk
Binghamton, N. Y
Louis Bagby
C.S. Neer
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
William T. Rye
Scott Building
Vinita Oklahoma
A. W. Herron
Barrett
South Wilson Street
South
Adair Street
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
Vinita, Okla
C. W. Day
Empire Block
E. A
Stubblefield
D. M. MD
R. L. Mitchell
F. L. Hughson
Delawan
Wimer Drug Store
Fowler
J. R. Baird
East Side
W. B. Depue
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinution and
James
Davenport
New Halsel
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