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- [Illegible] of Cello is Told Violoncello Popular Naem [Illegible] First Master
- Mrs. Eldredge's Pupils to Give Studio Recital
- Schuster Music College Pupils to Give Recital
- Melba Will Sing for King George
- Churchmen Plan Fellowship Party
- Gala Bill of Separate Acts Honors Caruso
- Eminent Baritone Will Appear Here
- Advanced Pupils in L. D. S. School to Give Recital
- Prof. Skelton Will Present Violin Pupils
- Spanish Cellist' S Accompanist Quits
- Tabernacle Organ Recital Draws Big
- Orchestra's Rise Told Monteverde is Founder 'Viol' Family Represented
- 18th Ward to Give Service of Song
- Christian Church Vesper Service
- Miss Jepperson Succeeds in N. Y
- Salt Lake Tenor Popular in East
- Immanuel Baptist Church Program
- Easterners Laud Music Commission
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- [Illegible] and [Illegible] Die, [Illegible] Hurt, N Crash
- Wreck Victims
- Commune Idea Shows Growth in Mid-Europe
- Colonel House Continues Talk with Premiers
- G. O. P. Leader Pledges Party for Suffrage
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- Bolsheviki Massacre Helpless Ossa Folk
- Utahns Reach New York with 40th Division
- Col. Roosevelt's Legion Absorbs World War Vets
- Chiefs of U. S. Fail to Agree on Steel Rate
- Huns Informally Concede Poles Use of Danzig Harbor
- Bodies of Rival Suitors for Girl Found near Town
- Bridegroom Kills Self on Arrival of Another Wife
- Great Navy is U. S. Need, Says Congressman
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- Big Building Program Given Start
- Metal Settlements
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- $12,000 More Sales in Week Mart Feature
- Tungsten is Sold for $1600 Ton by Utahn
- Park City King to Resume Work in Few Days
- Beaver County Merger Move
- Standard is Hurrying Road to Main Line
- Wildcats Are Infesting New Divide Camp
- Cottonwood Teaming Plans Working Out
- Gold Circle is Bullion Maker
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- Courts Martial Revision Plan
- Melcher Mine Has Peculiar Accident
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- Old Horn Silver Mine Still Has 180,000 Tons Mill Ores; Report for 1918 is Issued
- Wasatch Mines Are Passing through Ore-Making Ground; Now is Emma's Opportunity
- Large Mining Expansion Predicted from Northwest
- Business Men Organize to Push Mining in General
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- Prince Con. Ships 23 Cars Ore in Week
- Corn Futures Swing Upward
- Eureka Bullion Now is in Good Ground
- General Stock List Advances; Session Active
- Cotton Market
- Eastern Produce
- Live Stock Market
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- [Illegible] Patriots Create Three Choice Roads
- Soldiers Build Historic Highway
- Dementia Plea Made by Aged Nancy J. Bush
- Friends Praise Clay Model of Dr. J. R. Park
- Yanks Fighting Against Great Odds in Russia
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- Country Banks Show Increase
- Heart Failure Kills Surgeon
- Soldiers Defy Tacoma Police
- Crop Pest Board Holds Meeting
- Ghost Walks in after 22 Years to Direct Suit
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- Sleep Disease Puzzles Board
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- Statistics
- Colorado R. R. Bill Held Up
- $1,250,000 Road Fund Promised
- Show U-Boasts in Many U. S. Cities
- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Bolivia Would Solve South American Row
- Big Surprise to Many in Salt Lake City
- Borah Asks Vote on Nation League
- Rainbow Division Bids Rhine Good-Bye
- New York Names Health Committee
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- Beauty Drive is Started at Civic Center
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- Holliday Ghost Believed to be Boys with Light
- Explorer Spoils Popular Ideas on Far North
- To Speak Here
- Funeral Directors Choose Officers
- Utah Frat Chapter in Annual Banquet
- Railway Clerks Dance
- Ireland's Girls Join Sinn Fein
- Mrs. Amelia Pyke Young Passes Away
- Missouri 'Toe Fishing' Explained by Solon
- Resume Activities at Country Club
- Valuable Exhibit Given
- Last Workers at Fort Discharged
- 'U' Men to Train Once Each Week
- Salt Lake Yeomen Win Big Contest
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- [Illegible] Unite in Celebration of 'Spike' Jubilee
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- Second Anniversary of War Recalls Loyalty
- Aerial Camera Saved Many Lives during War; Revealed Camouflaged Batteries
- Morris to Speak
- Anderson to Speak
- Police Change Speed Limits
- Prof. Lund to Lead Peace Day Music
- Barrel by Cliff Holds Ship's Mail
- Rich Farmer Wades to Death in Ocean
- Blind Hold Meeting
- Discuss League of Nations
- Local News
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- Teutons Faced Enormous Odds in November
- New Building to be Clift Memorial
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- Demand for Homes in Salt Lake More Keen
- More Wild West Men Depart from France
- Dunn of Butte Loses in Court
- Hinckley to Attend National Meeting
- Utah Men Who Arrived Home Recently
- Welsh Society Will be Tea Party Hosts
- Mormon Mission Presidents Visit
- Capitol Grocery
- 'Sugar Bowl' Title New Publication
- Conference Day without Event
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- [Illegible] Parade at Capital Off
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- Grand Jury Indicts Pan-Motor Officers
- R. R. Earnings Still Decline
- University Bond Will be Fostered
- Prize Cow May Set New Milk Record
- 'Welcome Home' Fund is Asked of Nebraska
- Wife's 'That You?' Frightens Burglar
- Agitation Grows among Africans
- Indian, U. S. Ward, is Center of Law Suit
- Tear Gas for Mobs
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- Educator Says Utah Sets Pace in School Laws
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- Local Securities
- Overseas Wounded Reach Camp Lewis
- Local News
- Greeks to Keep Day of Liberty
- Yank Returns to Deny Death Report
- Era Will Publish Peace Articles
- Agreement on Wage Controversy Looms
- Husband Locked Her out, Charge
- Signal Corps Asks for Trained Men
- Warmest April 5
- Mine Magnates in Tax Mixup
- 'Purity Squad' Cop is Released
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- Utah's Richest Region Objective of Denver Drive
- [Illegible]. R. Wallace [Illegible] Manage [Illegible] [Illegible] Fund
- Here's Real Inland Empire
- New Shearing Rate Rejected by Sheepmen
- Thomas Evans Dies in Ogden
- Decision Reached on Gold Spike Day
- Negro Cooks Seized on Whisky Charge
- Alleged Worthless Check Passer Held
- Stork Leaves Girl at Home of Careys
- Ogden Merchants Indorse Bonds
- Raise Beets in Circle Valley
- Mrs. Taylor Passes
- Thompson Buys Utah Lake Land
- Alpine District Will Vote Bonds
- Allmark Funeral to be Held Today
- Provo Offers Coin for Home Building
- Influenza Trouble Declines in Provo
- Youth Fined for Speeding
- Cache Valley Feed Scacre
- Bingham Highway Work Will Begin
- Ranch Sells for $50,000
- Wards Meet in Debate
- Soldiers' Club to Meet
- Kiesel Holds His Own
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- Ancient Dolls Are Exhibited
- Civilians Get Honors of War
- Girls Separate Fool from Coin
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- Southampton Will be Made Passenger Port
- Owner of Mexican Land Undisturbed
- Two U. S. Sailors Die in Explosion
- British Hold Dutch Vessel
- Folly to Expect Germany to Pay, Socialist Says
- Girl Poisoner to Face Jury May 5
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- [Illegible] Problems to be Studied
- Clearing House Banks
- Reserve Banks
- Metal Review
- Copper Industry Has Turned Corner
- Financial Summary
- Grain Markets
- Coffee Exchange
- Must Do Work for 1919 on Property
- California Coal is Rich in Oil
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice of Special Meeting of Young Men's Republican Club
- Delinquent Notice
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- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment No. 4
- Delinquent Notice
- Public Auction
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- Hereford Bull Commands Top Price at Show
- Choice Vintages Consumed While Trusties 'Pour'
- Report Made by Juvenile Court Judge
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- Salt Lake Steps Forth to Fashion
- School Adopts Six French Tots and Raises Coin
- Neighborhood House Reports
- S. L. Teachers Hear Los Angeles Man
- Utah Plans to Continue Fight for Fair Rates
- Police Seize Boys Accused of 3 Hold-Ups
- Bennion Back from Highway Inspection Trip
- U. S. Baptists Start Victory Fund Drive
- Marine Office Gets New Medical Head
- Utah Beekeepers Choose Officers
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- Bee Bunch as They Appeared at Bonneville
- [Illegible] Players Look like [Illegible] Leaguers When out [Illegible] Practice at Park
- Shows Western States Contribute Largely to Eastern Highway Work
- Goes to Sleep before Cigaret
- Loganites after Diamond Team
- Washington ' U' to Entertain Athletes
- Weekly Schedule
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- Paddy Siglin Jumps into Fray with Manager Walter [Illegible]
- Double Headliner for Manhattan Monday Card
- Harbertson Will Meet Jap for Championship
- Local Diamond Star Praised by Sport News
- Aggie Water Dogs Crave Tank Game
- 'U' Cross-Country Has Stars Entered
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- Ogden and City Will Aid Brady
- Burley Enters Diamond Tilts
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- [Illegible] and Field Events Will Thrive
- Carbon County Diamond Stars Get in Action
- Polo Joins General Revival in Sport
- Utah Riflemen Will Enter Meet
- Water Sharks on Coast Ready
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- Miss Boyle Takes Women's Swim Meet
- Senators Win Fast Contest by 6-2 Score
- Chicago Loses Fast Contest
- 'U' Hoopmen Arrange Game with Alumni
- Baseball Scores
- Cavalry Loses Fast Polo Game
- Salt Lake Pinmen to Mix with Denver
- Zybszko is Matched with Edward Lewis
- Idahoans Make Plans for 1919 Diamond Work
- Aggie Athletes Arrange Games
- Millard Bloomer Fencing Champion
- Ty Cobb Obects to Release Clause
- Manila Promoters after Ben Leonard
- Transfer of Club is Not Confirmed
- Utah Racquet Stars to Mix in Net Games
- Clymer Strong for Veterans
- Arranging for Medal Contest
- Veteran Hockey Player is Dead
- Dario Resta Will Enter Coast Races
- Aerial Derby to be Aviation Prize
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- Victor Clutch Wins Denver
- Smallest County in Texas Votes to Extend Roads
- Oil Shortage Forced Peace upon Germany
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- Uses Tallow for Engine Lubricant
- Swarm of Tanks Planned by U. S. for Use in War
- Leaky Rings Cause Air Hose Trouble
- Gear Ration Changes Will Increase Speed
- Drain Oil from Crank Case If You Would Miss Trouble
- Higher Motor Fees for Roads Favored
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- Pacific Nash Head Tells of Auto Business
- Freight Rates Bring Trucks
- Lighter Cars Save Gasoline
- How to Figure out Horse Power in Auto Engine
- Cadillac Keeps Close Records
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- Arizona Stage Line Uses Autos
- British Control Eighty Percent Rubber Product
- Nelson Car Has Unique Feature
- Places Big Stock of Tires on Market
- Liberty Sixes in Big Demand
- Manufacturer Says No Drop in Tire Prices
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- [Illegible] Fight like Wildcats
- Aviation School for Farmington
- Big War Killed News Writers
- Wasp Uses Pebble to Tamp Earth over Egg Tunnel
- Mount Edith Cavell Trail to be Improved
- Yes, Gun Worked; Bullet Hits Hubby
- Wolves Approach City
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- How Women of Today Are Able to Guard Against Anaemia Lack of Iron in the Blood
- French Prepare for Tourists' Dollars
- Huge Sums Will be Expended on Highways
- Scenes in Revolt-Swept Berlin
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-04-06 | Page 33 | Mrs. Taylor Passes
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-04-06 |
| 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/s6zc97vh |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zc97vh |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. Taylor Passes |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-04-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 33 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zc97vh/10274533 |