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- [Illegible] Paved for New [Illegible] Claim
- [Illegible] Investigate [Illegible] Centrals Sale
- [Illegible] Prevent Spread Fire at Institution
- [Illegible] Attorney Held [Illegible] Trying to Speak
- [Illegible] Actress Named Farrar Divorce Suit
- [illegible] Held as Result of Killing
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- Graves of Pioneers Placed under Guard
- French Need Funds for Ruhr Occupation
- Fire Spreads through Seattle Shipyard
- Hotel Manager Held for near Fatal Shooting
- Hermine Happy at Doorn Dissensions Are Denied
- Mayor Named in Liquor Case
- Man Accused of Kidnaping Suitor Freed
- Clemenceau's Estranged Wife Died Months Ago
- Russ Council Summoned in Lenin Illness
- Finding of Red Papers Told
- Louisiana Road Given Right to Run Line
- U. S. Not Liable in Coal Mining Losses
- Henry C. Bigelow, Ogden Banker, Dies at Age 70
- Jewel Thief Sought as Slayer of Dorothy King
- Iowa Reports Worst Storm in 25 Years
- Storekeepers Leave Safes Unlocked for Burglars
- Quick Funeral Brings Arrest for Mourners
- Raid on Stores in Herrin Riot Described
- Bloodhounds Search for Man Lost in Mine
- Roads Have Permission to Issue Securities
- Harding Will Place Record before West
- Bids for U. S. Royalty Oil to be Received
- Gompers Nearly Recovered
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- [Illegible] Bills in [Illegible] Hands [Illegible] Disposal
- [Illegible] Land Office to Clean up House
- George Wins Writ of [Illegible] on Rate Order
- Local News
- Mountain Haze Fascinating Color in Spring Modes
- Railway Advertising Men Invited to S. L.
- Federal Farm Loan Mortgages Tax Exempt
- Former Service Men Denied Training Pay
- Three Stores Plundered by. Robber Gang
- Aged Resident of Salt Lake is Dead
- State Receives Four Bids on 'Fag' Stamps
- Mrs. R. H. Halvorsen Dies.
- Lee Burrel Dies.
- Bids Asked on Million Pounds of Jericho Wool
- Former Official of Rio Grande Dies in Denver
- Permit is Granted to Former Roadhouse
- Two Men Charged with Manufacture of Liguor
- Three Hurt When Train Hits Auto Stalled on Track
- Burbidge Orders Roundup of All 'Weary Willies'
- Ten Chiropractors for Examiners Selected
- Postal Company Enters Good Wil Vote Contest
- Bad Check Charged.
- Forgery Charged.
- Complaint Against Hunter.
- Bishop Tuttle Relapses into State of Coma
- 215 Ex-Service Men Attend A. C. at Logan
- Woman is Arrested; Whisky Confiscated
- Banquet Held.
- Nurse Transferred.
- Maundy Thursday to be Observed in Scottish Rite
- Spring Registration Rushed at University
- Cuban Sugar Mills Fall under Estimate
- Gasoline Price Drops Cent in Kansas City
- Swiss Consul Coming.
- Liquor Sale Charged.
- Marshal Returns.
- Prosecution Resumes in Herrin Mob Case
- Burgon Designated as Victory Highway Envoy
- Monte Carter Talks to Advertising Club
- Ladies' Auxiliary to Hold Annual Dance
- Mrs. Mortiboy Must Go Back to Face Charge
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- Two Killed in Sunday Glash at Essen Depot
- Child Chokes to Edath on Gems worth $4000
- U. S. Refuses to Cut Rhine Army Expense
- Annual Market Week Applications, Received
- Hoover Said to Favor Recognition of Soviet
- Political Talk Brightens in Mexico
- Radio Aids Deaf Boys and Girls in Hearing
- Deadlock on Tariff Ended
- Dr. Grant Takes Issue with Bishop Manning
- Federal Taxpayers in Alaska Given More Time
- Harding Begins Trip North
- Airplane Joyride Brings Charge of Grand Larceny
- Woman is Elected Manager of City
- Hoover Would Slow up on Construction
- House of David to be Probed
- "dead Spots" Puzzie Radio Experimenters
- Senator Demands Work Pass on Operation
- Japanese Buy Empty Shells for Flowers
- Davis Farmer Killed by [Illegible] Gun on [Illegible]
- Companies Protest Turkish Legislate
- General Thomas Enna Wounded by [Illegible]
- Tomb Explorer [Illegible] Blood Poisoning Atta
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- Bees Fortified with Splendid Hurling Staff to Open the Season
- Blanc Seing Captures Great Tijuana Derby
- Tingle Wins Flyweight Title of Far East
- Famous K. C. Hoop Stars to Quit Game
- Lenglen Praises Win of Ryan in Finals
- Here Are the Leaders in the A. B. C. Tourney
- Japan Has Its Home Run Hero-"Babe" Tanaka
- In Camp with the Big Show
- Shocker is Suffering from Blow in Groin
- A. A. U. Aquatic Meet Planned
- Coach Peterson Issues First Call for Track Men
- Two Americans Make Oxford Boat Crew
- Steel Shaft Clubs to be Used in Northwest
- Giant Colt is Born That Rivals Man-O-War
- Player Tries to Stretch Single to Double; Dies
- Net Dates for 1923 Stated
- Flying Cops Will Clean Sky of Crook
- Gigantic Upheaval Brewing in Political Circles of P. C. [Illegible]
- New Net Star Jumps into Limelight by Beating Johnston
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- [Illegible] Views to Appear in Colors
- [Illegible] Prisoners Executed in Georgia
- [Illegible] Auto Bandits Hold up [Illegible]
- Local News
- Reisler Takes Murder Guil T
- Attorneys Apologize for Matter in Brief
- Jurors Selected for Second Murder Trial
- Six Army Airplanes Complete P. R. Flight
- Payments Regulated.
- Borah Favors World Court
- Many Deaths in Mineral Mines
- Wealthy Youth Shot by Woman's Husband
- Bandits Kill Officer in Candy Store Raid
- Sacco Accepts Food in Psychopathic Ward
- Senator Smoot Will Talk on Foreign Debt
- Society Will Help Milk Fund
- Party Leaders Plan Harding Camp Aign
- Gigantic Ape Roams Streets
- Local News
- Local News
- Yeggs Escape after Blowing Postal Safe
- Dancer and Mother Still Held in Jail
- Kidnaper of Omaha Women Files Appeal
- Predicts Prosperity.
- Grant Home from Coast
- Russians Declare Tac Applies to Foreigners
- Dr. Larson on Tour.
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- Around the Town
- Chamber Plans Dance.
- Shannon and Auerbach Headline All-Star Card Tonight
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- Natiortal Copper Wins Bankers' Hoop Title
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- Smith is High Gun at Beck's
- Auerbach to Face Tough Boxer in Shannon
- Major Leagues Grooming for Opening
- Siki-McTigue Fight Not for Championship
- A. A. U. Swimming Meet to be Held April 10
- My Thirty Years of Baseball
- Many States Accept Road Conference Bids
- Sports through Edgren Eyes
- Congressional Party Abandons Soviet Tour
- Sleepers Driven out by Boiler Explosion
- Aged Wisconsin Man Dies Victim of Storm
- Firpo Opponent May be One of Four Americans
- Famous Michigan Grid Coach to Visit Here Wednesday
- Hoppes Hardest Shots
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- Reparations Parley Asked
- Governor Has Right to Revoke Parole
- Half Soles in Berlin Cost 10,000 Marks
- Bootlegging Probe to Wait for Grand Jury
- Carnival Showmen Enthrone New Czar
- Investigation to Open in Arkansas Lynching
- Power Plant Rights Asked
- Local News
- Hoover Against Building.
- Compulsory Voting by Mail Woman's Idea
- Local News
- Coco to Meet with Parker
- M' Adoo Tries to Save Ranch
- Ancient Fued Murder Guess
- Sleeping Sickness Cases Found in North Carolina
- Local News
- Mt. Tamalpais Road Offered
- Socialists to Back Legislation Resolution
- Woman Falls. Fractures [Illegible]
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- Utah and Idaho News
- [Illegible] Results from Fall in Bathtub
- Postoffices Inspected.
- Banker Killed beneath Auto
- Cache Cities to Confer on Fire Protection
- Services Held Friday for Mrs. Richeson
- Aged Woman Honored.
- Missionary Returns.
- Wedding Permits Granted.
- To be Buried in Evanston.
- Davis County Onion Growers to Organize
- Bishop Glass Confirms Class at Park City
- Fire Damages Home to Amount of $2500
- Logan Trapper Thought to be Entirely Safe
- Confession Implicates Youths in Burglaries
- Mrs. C. E. Chadwick to be Buried Tuesday
- Hooper Dairymen Plan Creamery Firm
- Program to be Given.
- Married in Temple.
- H. S. Baker Dies.
- Services Held for Ole N. Clemensen
- Services Held Friday for Fairview Woman
- Daylight Thieves Get $350.
- Post to Entertain.
- Money Market Holds German Interest
- G. W. Merrill Dies.
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- [Illegible] Strong
- [Illegible] Listed Stocks
- Smelter Gives [Illegible] Siver Values
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- Dollar Silver End Soon Seen by Smelting Co.
- Investment Securities
- Mining and Oil
- Salt Lake Clearings
- N. Y. Bond and Stock Markets
- Virgin Dorne Oil Test Said to be Successful
- Grain Exports.
- New Your Bonds
- Guide to Investors
- Business Briefs
- Quicksilver Production in U. S. Increases
- Dividends Declared
- Lacal Metal Markets
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- Wall Street
- Grains, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Metal Markets
- Bulls Carry Wall Street
- Call Money.
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- Local Bond and Security Dealings
- President Utah Copper Victim of Pneumonia
- Livestock Markets
- What's in the Air Tonight
- Francis March Hatch Dies in Honolulu
- Ruhr Occupation Increases Floating Debt
- Indian Oil Bonuses under Gov. Control
- 1923 Canned Fig Price Represents an Advance
- Sugar Futures.
- Cotton.
- Central Pacific Hearing.
- Births.
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- Current Attractions
- Wilkes Presents Program of Features
- Theatrical Exposition at Los Angeles in July
- Valention's Masterpiece Attracts Kinema Crowds.
- Former Salt Laker in 'Mighty Lak' a Rose'
- "Paradise Aley" Carter's New Revue
- Adults Will like Sarg Marionettes.
- 'adam and Eva' at Paramount Delightful
- How Radio Helps Shorthand Students
Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-03-19 | Page 14 | 1923 Canned Fig Price Represents an Advance
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1923-03-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s66q35q7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66q35q7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 1923 Canned Fig Price Represents an Advance |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1923-03-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66q35q7/17496810 |