Copper Called by Death in Dee Howa Valley
Mrs. Copper of 1011 Glenworn Acres died after a brief illness from acute appendicitis. She was born May 6, 1886 in Tyrum Utah, daughter of C. Thybers. Survived by her husband PF and a son Naymond, with other relatives. Body lying at Lindquist chapel. funeral Sunday at Tyrkik meeting house.
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Free War Garden Guide Promises Help for Home Canners
A damaged notice from the National War Garden Commission in Washington offers a free book on drying and canning to save garden crops. It describes using bricks to lift pans, shielding vegetables from insects, and notes the book can be obtained for a two cent stamp.
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National has new schedule for senior league season
A melee of garbled schedule details lists games across cities including Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis, and Boston. The document references double bills, various dates in August, and coach/pro tem Hoageler sending the schedule. many lines are obscured or repeated.
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Letter From Porto Rico Reports Submarine Threats
A letter received by GL J Leishmamur pany from Lois A Feree of Ponce Porto Rico notes German U boats offshore and inland echoes of their presence. Enclosed is a duplicate money order for two electric plate transmission machines. Ferre says the original was in transit to the U S A on the Carolina when sunk by a submarine.
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Successor Named For Deposed General
In Puance Aug 15 Meuter's report notes the successor of General van Mudra who commanded the first German army. General von Carlowitz, a Saxon and former minister, leads a corps in the Champagne offensive with General Gaekhn directing operations. The piece reflects wartime political shifts and British reactions to German leadership changes amid the Cologne Gazette commentary.
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Nevada millers seek concession amid railroad privilege talks
A fragmented report notes Nevada millers pressing for concessions from the railroad administration. The text mentions priviledges and a pending action by a California company, with uncertain details and names obscured by OCR errors. Further clarity is needed from the source.
Labor unions oppose bone dry nation stance in Utah
The Salt Lake Federation of Labor debated prohibition at its last meeting and adopted anti prohibition resolutions prompted by the Caral Beverage and Soft Drink Workers union. They urged reasonable regulation and removal of abuses while opposing any legislation depriving workers of beer and light wines.
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Bengali poet exonerated amid India independence movement ties
New York reports Sir Rabindranath Tagore, Bengal poet, exonerated amid suspicions of involvement in Indian independence activities. A letter from Viceroy Lord Chelmsford, dated June 17, urges restraint and denies any basis for the allegations. Previous trial related to Mindy conspiracy linked to Japanese diplomacy and efforts to aid Teikutu group. Tagore, Nobel laureate in 1913, had faced scrutiny during the 1910s but was cleared in the published dispatch.
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American Women pledge to support Paris war effort
The American Women announce a pledge drive sent to Paris by the YWCA headquarters. The message urges women to sustain war work through August and through global centers in India, China, Japan, Australia, and Canada, reinforcing wartime aid and morale. The plan centers on August 16 to August 19 meetings and continued efforts.
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Murmensk Welcomes British Troops Arrival
London reports a joyful reaction to the arrival of British troops in the Murmensk region. A messenger from Petros and Mirman described tears of joy among old men and women as the forces landed, noting unprecedented favorable conditions for the allies in Russia.
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Railway Built in France in Less Than 100 Days
A skimpy OCR shows a report on a French railway project completed soon after the start, noting costs around 75 Crt credits and rapid construction. The text contains garbled names and stray phrases, with unclear dates or locales, but hints at dramatic speed and financing details.
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