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- Page 1
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- Eleven More Registrants
- Robert Welsh Dies at Fruita Hospital
- Miss Moore is New Clerk
- Independence Day Will be Observed
- Must Appear before Local Board at Once
- Babies' Welfare Drive Successful
- Disapprove of Raffles
- Enlist as Nurses
- Local Boy Called
- W. S. S. Drive is June Program
- Levi Has Strong Faith in Salt Velley Field
- Convicts Move next Week
- Call Made for Nine More Men
- Neslen is Now Sego; New Name for Coal Camp
- Enumerators Named for School Census
- Grand County Still Leads in Thrift Work
- Short Crops to Result from Severe Drouth
- D. F. Densel is Commissioner
- Residence Property Consumed by Fire
- Another Government Specialist Coming
- Many Cases of Whooping Cough Are Reported
- [Untitled]
- Grand County Roll of Honor
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- Page 3
- Page 4
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- The Country Paper
- Postoffice Will Help Solve Labor Question
- More Subscribers to Red Cross War Fund
- Dorglas Fairbanks in "His Name in the Papers."
- Returns to Mill
- Good Grazing in Forest
- Helping Our Defender
- Eclipse of Sun Occurs Saturday
- Red Cross Notes
- One Passes. One Fails
- Fails to Pass Exam
- Big Indian Mill is Rounding into Shape
- File on Oil Claims
- Notice to Water Users
- Notice to Water Users
- Notice for Publication
- [Untitled]
- Picnic at Green River
- Page 5
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- Shooting Scrape at Cisco
- Red Cross Supporters
- Stores to Close at Six
- Get in New Cars
- Investigate Water Filings
- Castleton Items
- Richardson News
- Thompsons News
- Register German Women
- Brewster Ships in 1600 Head of Mexican Cattle
- State Hunters Kill 500,000 Wild Beasts
- Weather Report
- New Manager for Utah Eastern Co.
- Rifle Club to Meet
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- Allies Still Stand Firm on the Marne
- Huns Crucify Americans
- Rejects War Labor Board Plan
- Drop Twenty-seven Hun Planes
- Getting Taste of Own Medicine
- Have Hun's Goat
- Austria Becomes Vassal of Germany
- Car Strike Temporarily Averted
- James S. Clarkson Dead
- Y. M. C. A. Workers at Front
- Steamer Rams Submarine
- Breckinridge Long
- Americans Make Raid
- Ferry Steamer Founders
- Americans Asked to Economize
- Thrust at French
- Evidence Begun in Lynching Case
- Americans Victors in Picardy Battle
- Denver Mechanics Protest to Mcadoo
- Maj. Gen. F. B. Maurice
- Pulp Wood Consumption
- Teuton Invaders Using Tanks
- U. S. Forces Put out 12,000 Huns
- Frenchmen Fight like Tigers
- Blames Mass Murders on Germans
- Chiefs Say De Palma Won
- Pledge Mooney Support
- Tanning Plant Burned
- Beets Bring High Price
- Prohibition for French Soldiers
- Destroyer Shoots down Zeppelin
- America to Help Oppressed Slavs
- Borah Would Bar Profiteer
- U-Boat off Virginia Capes
- Dividing Coal Supply
- Construction Vs. Destruction
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- His Hat
- Saw Point of Resemblance
- All Complete
- Locust Eggs as Fertilizers
- First American Air Postal Route, New York to Washington
- Vanguard of American Telephone Girls Reaches France
- Nurses Take as Training
- Gen. March's Daughters Wed Officers
- Japanese Hero Worship
- His Day Cut Short
- Evasive
- United States Marines in a Trench
- Utah Budget
- New Fertilizer
- One Great Word
- Little Ones Would Invent
- Another "Scrap of Paper."
- Woman Frozen to Ground
- Filipinos Play Flute with Nose
- The Adventurous Season
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- Page 8
Grand Valley Times | 1918-06-07 | Page 1 | Grand County Still Leads in Thrift Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-06-07 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6gb3ftk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gb3ftk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Grand County Still Leads in Thrift Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-06-07 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gb3ftk/20144529 |