Allied Commanders Hopeful Despite Stagnant German Push
In France a French counteroffensive tactic limited German gains while French harassments along marshy fronts hindered German advances. Allied leaders remain confident about future progress as heavy fighting continues near Amiens and Artois. The piece notes U.S. efforts to distribute informative materials in France for broader public understanding of America’s role in the war and Franco-American collaboration.
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Thesday
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Mica
Ines
Ines At Rovebal
Ithemen
Logan
Annica
Arraé
Wands
Orvillers
Piemont
Laal
Saalust
Reaty Lon
Amiens
Viller- Bestunoens
Kats Koons And Kaisers Kant Kum In Khix A Kongregate
Fragmented OCR text mentions Kats Koons Kaisers and Kongregate at a place called Khix a, with nonsensical phrases about baths being sanitary and cryptic terms. No clear events or identifiable entities beyond the scattered names.
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Kats, Koons and
Kaisers Kant Kum
Khix'a
Koay
Caltawen
1Oks Ck. Mociay
Special Courses for Americans in France Training Soldiers
Special courses for Americans were announced to prepare soldiers before they go to France. The program, led by university educators and officers, aims to instill French history and patriotic ideals, with practical training in trench warfare concepts.
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Wiethesday
Mauilee
France
Aineniierment
Tani
Lee Iver
Dies Maen Pye
Wens Jae Phan
Yate
Brakes
Shalty
United States
Capecia
Trench
Athandra Presents Lithe Tred Riding Stood Show
The Athandra will present next Saturday afternoon a photophys stage production of the famed I's story Lithe Tred Riding Stood. Audiences may enjoy a forestat night scene with prowling wolves and a folkloric mood, while a child audience is promised gentle wonder.
Fragmented wartime letter from Robert J Pert at Fort Leavenworth
A scratched. wartime letter from Robert J Pert at Fort Leavenworth to his father describes daily life, training, and distant thoughts of home. The text references Army Signal Corps, training routines, and interactions with fellow soldiers and family, conveying mood and routine rather than precise events.
Letters From the Front Tell of Busybodied Duty
A soldier writes from training camps about equipment, transport, and imminent deployment to a base in France. He notes packed gear, lack of rifles, and replacement labor needs as replacements head for the supply base. He hopes to stay longer, mentions home longing, insurance premiums, and plans to send his policy home once issued, also recalling a patriotic song and life at 1967 Monroe Avenue.
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France
Nsw
Gual Ming
Remy Ipire
Ceojoy
Ogden
Twillava
Monroe Avenue
Bet Expert Giving Lectures at Ogden and Logan
C. O. Bartholowew, noted bee-raising instructor connected with the county fair bureau, recently spoke in Ogden and plans lectures for farmers in Logan. He will travel to Brittney City, then to Wower, Colo, to discuss entering the honey business. He is described as an autologist.
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Ogden
County Fare Bureau
Wight
Brittany City
Logan
Thirtholomew
Uowider
Colo
Tartholomew
Lecture Highlights Agriculture Benefit for Sugar Shortage
In a lecture at the Farm Bureau headquarters the speaker from the United States Department of Agriculture praised the national gains from increased farm production. Attendees included Th Harsely of Price Utah a county bee inspector George A Poulter of Weber County who acted as chairman and emphasized fod production benefits.
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Farm Bureau
Varttalawen
Eapeei
Harsely
Price
Utah
Bec
George A. Poulter
Weber
Mr. Poulter
Helping Hand 6 Acknowledges Local Help Effort
Mind N Montgomery thanks Ogden citizens for endorsing her petition to city and county commissioners for a new helping mission. She notes many applicants seeking short or long jobs such as house cleaning garden work and cleaning. The phone number is 057R and calls will receive prompt attention.
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N. Montgomery
Ogden
Neeistien
TWO MEN JOIN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
Two men enlisted in the U S Army with one recruit, Lodis Civoush of Cy rane 19, entering the infantry at Fort Duel las on November 7. George F. Donavlly of Cy rane 19 joined the queen s corps unit at Fort Duel las. Sergeant Frymiyo of the recruiting service visited stations with inspector George Herd to oversee training across districts in Utah and Texas.
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Ywowen
United States Army
Jarad
George F. Donavlly
Cyrane
Queens Corps
Fort Duellas
Anivew
Seibler
Wort Polighas
Santor
Frymiyo
Wttrict
Sorel
George Herd
Utah
Tavis
A Real Contagious Disease Classified Ad Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled dialogue about a contagious disease and a beguiling exchange. There is mention of a brelelor and Benedigts with unclear actions or context. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge from the readable text.
Dana Tossed Aboard Ship In Breakers Ahead Film
Miss Dana endures a rough sea sequence aboard a large breaking vessel as hardened marines admit her character is buffeted and tossed. Bana protests the ordeal while Viola Dana nails the scene with a camera crew filming atop the deck. Thursday matinee and evening show.
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Miss Bana
Sheetek
Viola Dana
Jeno
Opium Smoking Trial Ends With Fines for Two Men
Len Chinanu and Wong Chinumuut were arrested and charged after an opium smoking incident on Lincoln Avenue. Wong was found not guilty of opium possession. Len Chinanu was convicted of aiding and assisting and fined ten dollars by Judge Barker. Charley Sloan represented Len in court, described with a colorful local tone as the Oriental vintage American.
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Wong Chinumuut
George IF
Barker
Wong
Lee Wis
Sun
Chin Q. Chan
Nile
Lake
Leo
Charley Sloan
Charley
Senate
Cate
Real
Touwand
Ike
Leo Ander Anth
Woop
Loo
Lincoln Avenue
William Grown
Geiger
Weng
Dreamland
Heo
Fragmented Testimony in Opium Case Ends With Fine
The court sifted scrambled testimony about a man named Lea and his interaction with Wong during an opium session. It found Lea only spoke to Wong as he traversed toward an imagined realm, resulting in Lea being fined 310 after questions clarified the drug use context.
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Wong
Aristian
Lea
Leo
Fragmented War Era Rhetoric From Vague Memoranda
The text presents severe wartime rhetoric urging aggressive actions against traitors and enemies. It references guarding resources and protecting crops, though the source is garbled and offers limited coherent details about individuals, places, or concrete events.
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