Anaconda Standard Classified Notes and Rates
Fragmented OCR shows an Anaconda Standard page with advertising lines and headings. The text references rate schedules, subscriptions, and various agency and city notices, including names like Rochester and Portland, with scattered terms such as Daily and Belmonte and notes about stamps, dates, and mailing. The readable elements suggest a collection of rates, notices, and agency mentions rather than a single clear event.
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Whitlam
Morten
Ann
York
Nis
Pavante
eMiety
Otenet
Rochester
Kelly Dear
Vester Wagener
Stubeek
Wall
Renerat
SARD
Jetters
Cor
Adareseed
Tribute to President Kelley at Smelter City banquet
In a spontaneous tribute, residents of the Smelter City welcomed President C. F. Kelley of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company arriving for a pioneers banquet. The event celebrated his rise and leadership, with praise for his policies and lasting mutual welfare ethos.
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C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Ryan
Auccessor
Kley
When the war is over we must win it
A correspondent argues the phrase should be When the war ws won It is the same thing The war will not be over until it has been won by the side we fight for Loyal Americans will not favor ending the war until it is won They insist the war must be won before ending.
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America
A Drive to the Rhine Dream Fades Yet Hints Rise
A historic plan for a Rhine push through Alsace and Lorraine is revisited as World War I drags on. The French gained early footholds but German invasion of Belgium halted the move. After years of defending Paris and channel ports, some believe a renewed air drive to the Rhine may precede winter fires.
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Rhine
Alsace
Lorraine
Ger
Belgium
France
Sinc
Paris
Channel
Allied forces mass in Alsace and Lorraine move near German line
Reports indicate large American troops with French units in Alsace and Lorraine, 200 miles from the German river. The concentration suggests an impending movement once the action begins.
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Alsace
Lorraine
Registration Day Calls Men 18 to 45 for War Service
The message urges every man aged 18 to 45 who has not registered to sign up on September 42. It cites Uncle Sam’s plan to strengthen the army to win the war, stresses readiness for all contingencies, and warns that calls will be staggered through fall and beyond as training camps fill. Women and older men may take on more ordinary duties as drafts proceed.
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United States
Uncle Ram
France
Germany
Poland
Lithuania
Fothonia
Prussia
Inter- Vale
Tabor
Back Up German Defense Lines Reported in Berlin Bulletin
The German press claims a strong defensive stand on the line facing the Allies and reports that Berlin readers were informed of German successes and ongoing propaganda aims. The bulletin suggests the main defense will be established on a critical front while German broadcasts praise and blame shift amid Allied pressure.
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Terlin
Everyody
Germany
Berlin
Tasenhold
Drundenbure Grovines
Colos Wolke Zeitung
Preines
Araniaea Burg
Strategic Redefinition of Fronts by Foch and Allied Forces
The analysis notes General Foch balancing offense and defense on the Western Front. It highlights his doctrine that a well planned offensive serves as defense, crediting American reinforcements under General Pershing for capability. It anticipates a desperate German reaction once France and Belgium are cleared and a decisive blow on German soil.
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Foch
Pershing
Rnians
France
Belgium
Gutocracy
Rupprecht
Hindenburg
Oon
War-weary Allied Drive Faces Spring Offensive Challenges
The piece discusses cautious optimism and harsh realities as Allied forces prepare for a major spring offensive. It notes light Allied losses due to high morale and French leadership, while highlighting German desperation, political turmoil, and the strategic costs of protracted combat.
Notice to Subscribers About Subscription Payments
Residents are urged to keep subscriptions paid in advance to remain on the mailing list. The order is government issued and must be obeyed. The label warns that failure could remove names from the Anaconda Standard mailing roster in Montana.
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Hueertorance
German navy alarms over Kiel canal approach
Fragmented report notes German fears as Kiel canal traffic nears the German navy. Mentions Prince Lichnowsky as potential chancellor candidate and hints at broader strategic tensions and neutral harbor activity amid wartime context. References to observers and unnamed figures amid evolving German policy.
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Kiel Canal
Prince Lichnowsky
Humor of the Day and Public Notices Fragment
Fragmented newspaper humor notes and stray quotes from a Boston Tran script and Washington state Slavin scene mixed with references to English sport and a farmer with whiskers. Multiple names and places appear in jumbled form, with no clear cohesive event.
Mobilizing Labor Effort Gauged by Dr Imrayies Tour
Dr George Imrayies anector of negro economics led a tour through eight southern states to craft a program for effective mobilization of labor. The Crisis notes ongoing organization of both white and colored citizens to support the effort.
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George Imrayies
Negro Economics
Department of Hor
Short Stories and Humorous Vignettes Skimmed
A collage of quirky anecdotes and light satire from newspapers. A Mark Twain encounter with a curious little girl leads to a sly exchange about fame. A railroad inspector writes a laconic field report. Domestic frictions over hats and finances spark playful quips. Barber and customer banter ends in a grim joke about a shampoo. A frontier joke from Lon don donkeys and a political quip about a水t of water in hell concludes the slice of humor.
Jenny Lind Concert Contract Details and Profits
A reported original Barnum contract with Jenny Lind promised $1000 per U S concert and share of profits. Barnum allegedly profited £18000 from the tour. Remaining 75 concerts would yield Lind one fifth of profits, plus $1000 per show, while if the first 80 concerts missed Barnum’s expectations she would receive half the gross from the remaining 160. The contract was canceled before starting, and Lind received twice what she would have under the original terms. Boston Globe.
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Barnum
Jenny Lind
United States
Havana
Miss Lind
Sse Tind
Boston Glebe
War headlines and mixed dispatches from World War I era
A collage of brief items cites praise for Pershing and Allied leaders, draft and war policy notes, and commentary on German princes and leadership. It teases domestic reactions, shipyard talk, and a science note on a fortified bread.
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