United States seeks stenographers and typewriters nationwide
Government calls for large numbers of stenographers and typewriters both men and women for Washington departments and field offices. Examinations for departmental service held weekly in 47 cities. field-service tests on August 18. Applications via Herbert F. Ward, district secretary, Eleventh Civil Service District, 208 Post Office Building, Beattie, Washington.
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The I. W. W. Idea in New York Opinion Explored
A New York Commercial piece argues against I. W. W. ideas, stressing work as a personal duty and warning that confiscation and equal division would destroy incentive. It defends industry, law, and the social order, noting that even in imperfect society earnings depend on effort and frugality.
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Bacon and Eggs in England and Danish Bacon Surplus
The London Daily Mail notes English bacon remains cheapest meat but poor public demand causes large stockpiles. Sir Alfred Reynolds of the Home and Foreign Produce Exchange cites Danish bacon as mild cured, unsuited for storage, needing immediate sale and potential producer losses. Reduced demand links to changes in meat ration practices.
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England
London Daily Mail
Alfred Heynolds
Home and Foreign Produce Exchange
Denmark
Great gun makers and small merchants in the Caucasus
In the Caucasus a few large gunmakers are present, but most merchants operate with small capital amid regional trade and prices.
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Caucasus
Copper price fix plan invites profit and wage clash
A proposed federal trade commission action to fix copper prices for government supply aims to balance normal profits with wartime costs. It would consider wages, taxes, and allied pricing, risking large wage cuts and regional economic disruption if copper falls below 25 cents per pound or rises above 25 cents to preserve industry employment and tax revenue.
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POWER MEN OF BUTTE TO CONVENTION TOUR
Electrical men of Butte from production and retail sectors are invited to attend the Northwest Electric Light and Power Association convention in Spokane on September 13. The national meeting was canceled due to the war, but Spokane aims to be a lively event with a Kellogg Idaho barbecue and tours of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine. The association covers Washington Oregon Idaho Utah and Montana.
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Butte
Northwest Electric Light and Power Association
Spokane
Kellogg
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Matrons Club Meets Tue Spay at Mrs Roberts Home
The Young Matrons club of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Will Roberts, 1040 West Diamond Street, replacing the previously scheduled Wednesday session.
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First Baptist Church
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West Diamond Street
Traitors in Butte Denounce Government in Sedition Talks
The article reports L W W speakers in Butte denouncing the government and flag, preaching armed rebellion with no apparent authorities action. It notes repeated desecration of the national flag in a musicians union hall and mentions federal and local knowledge of the outrage.
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Yankee wit a8us prussian envoy writes on German court
James W. Gerard American ambassador to Germany pens a book about his experiences at the Russian court. It will appear in installments daily and Sunday for about six weeks starting August 6. The Standard urges readers to subscribe to learn the real facts and not miss a single copy. Montana Koweske the tailor at 202 N. Main Ad.
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James W. Gerard
Montana
Anaconda Standard
Butte
Anaconda
Ins'allments
Fragmented place names hint at cross border event
Readable fragments reference interstate or provincial locales in Montana Alberta and related entities. Mentions Nancy Han Prudential Rocher de Houle and Basin. Details are unclear but point to a cross jurisdiction context with fire or incident notes.
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