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- Thousands Welcome Fairbanks
- Charles Warren Fairbanks
- Opium Den Uncovered in Blackmail Arrests
- Fine Exhibits Mark Utah's Annual Fair
- What Fairbanks Said in His Address at the Auditorium
- George Harvey Comes out Against Wilson
- 'Wilson Man of Words; Hughes Man of Deeds'
- Submarine Bremen Reported Captured in Net by Bremen
- Rumanian Division Crushed
- Villa Close to U. S. Camp in Mexico
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- Hall Scores First Victory of Series
- John Mcgraw Whose Team Established Victory Record
- Wolverton Gets New Moundman
- Chicago Golfers Have Advantage
- Brooklyn and Philadelphia Split Double Bill
- Tigers and Ducks Battle Eleven Innings to Tie
- Red Wing Wins Feature Event
- Eureka Soccerites Ready for Fray
- Bob Collier Wins Athletic Trophy
- Giants Win 26th Game
- Winter Work Will Begin at Deseret Gym
- Standings of the Clubs
- Football Results
- Areta V Wins over Queen Hal
- Bowlers Are in Good Form
- Recruit Enables Chicago to Win
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- Secret Practice is Now Rule with Most Eastern Grid Squads
- Discards Have Made Good with Dodgers Helped Keep Brooklyn in Front Ranks
- Ring Champions of Today Show Boxing is Fast Declining
- Twenty-Fifth World's Series is Controlled by Ball Commission
- Toledo and South Bend in Dispute
- Mexico Claims Few Athletes
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- Kauff Makes Good on His Promise to Fans
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- Mr. Hughes' Labor Record
- Prosperity's Exclusiveness
- A Theory That Limps
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- False Test of Loyalty
- Welcom for Utah's Boys
- Americans in the War
- Court Calendar
- Building Permits
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- City Brevities
- Incorporations
- Counting the Stars
- Court Notes
- Real Estate Transfers
- Weekly School Report
- Death Roll
- Marriage Licenses
- Genealogy
- Births
- Clearing House
- The Weather
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- Utah Varsity Footballers Drilling for First Encounter
- Dodgers Still Lead National
- Cincinnati Wins Both Ends of Bill
- Post-Season Games Cancelled
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- Local News
- Farmers Take to Trapshooting because of Game Scarcity
- Harvard Eleven by Sharp Attack Wins Victory from Bates
- Palmer Ready for Wells Mill
- Groom Improves since Feds Pass
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- Reports Cheer G. O. P. Leaders
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- Morgan Sails for England
- Couple Bring $250,000 Gold Dust from Alaska
- Two Steamer Attacks Disclaimed at Berlin
- Michigan Guardsmen Ordered to Border
- Missouri Will Vote on Prohibition Issue
- Local News
- Pennsylvania Flier Derailed
- Expelled from Mexico
- Britain Losing Men in War at the Rate of More than 3800 Daily
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- Million a Month Needed to Save Belgian People from Starvation
- Peace Portents in France, Say the Breton Peasants
- Ready to Serve Country
- Child Carried off by Gypsies
- Never Had a Chance
- The Undaunted
- Feels Good to Lose
- Local News
- The Beruffled Bag
- Wrote New Play in Japan
- Hip Line Jackets for Girls
- Dancer's Father Scorns Aid
- Austrians Get into Spotlight
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- Woman Named for Governor Choice of Idaho Socialists
- Idaho is after Highway Money
- H. D. Brown Put on G. O. P. Ticket
- Utah Eagles Enjoy Gala Night in Ogden
- Tax Notices Sent to Freeholders of Weber
- Republicans Plan Flambeau Procession
- Ogden Minor Items
- How to Judge a Woman by Her Hair
- Carbon County Jurors Selected
- Teams Compete in 'First Aid'
- Davis Bourbon Ticket
- G. O. P. Rally at Logan
- Grantsville High School Faculty
- Duchesne G. O. P. Selects Ticket
- Seed Crop Valuable
- Agricultural College Has Unique Exhibit
- Mrs. Annie E. Triplow of Weiser, Ida., Nominee of the Socialists of the Gem State for Governor
- Price News Notes
- Nephi News Notes
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- Thousands Attend Utah's Great Annual Show Fair Promises to Break Record; Displays Attract
- To Build 2000 Miles of Railway in China
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- Local News
- Site for Yuan's Grave Located by Geomancy
- Nuxated Iron to Make Age of Beautiful Women and Vigorous Iron Men
- Strikers Given $5 Each
- Mrs. Marshall Ill
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- Mauthausen Now Italian Prison City
- Big Men of Two Nations Confer on War Lloyd-George and Premier Briand Meet
- Belgians Issue Secret Papers
- Dependents May See Interned Loved Ones
- Irish Home Rule Delay Charged to the Marquis of Lansdowne
- Women to Vote on War Draft
- Teuton Government Slashing Salaries
- Gray Hairs Are Rule in Armies
- Czarina Accepts Yankee Field Cars
- Measuring Efficiency of Cripples
- Maori Leader Asks Revenge for Slain
- To Fight for Liebknecht
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- Auto Building Being Rushed
- Big Increase in Auto Sales
- Dort Models Are Now on Display
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- Thirteen Overlands Offered in Contest
- Pheasants Charged with Eating Beets
- Transportation Service a Business
- Making Ten-Thousand-Mile Trip
- Fine Exhibit in 'Automobile Row'
- Bees Make Home in Express Bundle
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- The Excellence of Our American Breeds of Poultry
- Fair Visitors Show Interest
- French Government Outfitting Troops for Winter Campaign
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- Black Langshans
- Market Conditions Stimulate Sales
- German Cruisers Move
- Bread is Cheaper in European Cities than in American
- Plumbers' Prosecutor is Militia Major
- Say Alaska Mines Prove Profitable
- say Good Army Horses Are Fewer
- Evangeline the Preoise
- Hadn't Seen It
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- Judge Smelting to Have Mill Ready by First of New Year
- Utah Mine Dividends Total $16,909,405 for First Nine Months of This Year; Indicates $21,500,000 for 12 Months
- Thawing Sheds Will be Used at Mines
- Large Increases in Sales on Mine Mart for Week and Month
- Iron Blossoms's other Reason for Advancing; New Tintic Workings
- Emma Copper Seen by Manager Herzig, Who Tells of Conditions
- There Are 'Caterpillars' and 'Caterpillars'
- Copper Demand Still Heavy and Price Up
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- Cottonwood King is Sinking and Driving
- Prince Con. Shipments and Mill Operations
- Morgan-Argentine Shows Increase in Ore Shoot
- Tintic Ore Shipments in September Total 37,500 Tons, Valued at $930,000; Thirty-Four Producers in the List
- Mineral Mountain Full of Activities; Mammoth's Sixth Car
- Arrowhead Mines to Open Big Gold Vein near Annie Laurie
- Selma Mines Issues Financial Report
- Mineral Flat Power to Push Long Adit
- Valuable Nevada Data Made by Government
- Three Beavers to be Inspected by Merriman
- Moscow Production 10 Cars in September
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- Plumbers Convicted; to Appeal
- Roosevelt Ready to Aid G. O. P. in West
- Morgan Applies for U. S. Funds
- Local News
- Must Borrow for Salaries
- Plan to Rehabilitate Commercial Street
- Child Victim of Infantile Paralysis
- New Duties for Secret Service
- Mormons Ready for Conference
- Field Reception Plans Finished
- L. E. Hall, Jr., Buried
- Methods of Japanese Dentist Alleged to be like Ironworkers
- State is Sued; Law Attacked
- Chauffeur Boyd Arrested in Reno
- Plans to Build Seven-Mile Canal
- Utah Boys to Return This Week
- Bingham Rally Opens Campaign
- Clift House Plans Are in Abeyance
- All-British Society Meeting
- To Honor Missionser
- Utah Boy Wins Prize Scholarship
- Planning to Improve City Creek Canyon
- Son Born to Callisters
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-10-01 | Page 42 | Tintic Ore Shipments in September Total 37,500 Tons, Valued at $930,000; Thirty-Four Producers in the List
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-10-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| 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/s6k370f9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k370f9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Tintic Ore Shipments in September Total 37,500 Tons, Valued at $930,000; Thirty-Four Producers in the List |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-10-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 42 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k370f9/10033552 |