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- Need of Soldiers' Welfare Funds Greater than Ever
- Flu Situation is Improving Steadily
- War Work Will Not End with Peace
- No Changes Result from Official Count
- Grand County Soldier Reported Dead at Camp
- Moab Was Fooled, Too, but Gloom Was Short-Lived
- Town Board Considers Light Plant Project
- Work on Oil Well to Start within the Coming Week
- Herbert Nash Dies in Kansas of Influenza
- A Moab Soldier Boy and some French Allies
- Dr. Beatty Would Prosecute Board
- School Election to be Held on Dec. 4
- Mrs. Lila Saunders Dies of Influenza at Fruita
- Victory Campaign Planned to Clean up War Stamp Quota
- Peace Results in Cancelling Drafts
- $25,000 is Asked for Moab Light & Power System in Proposal
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- Kaiser William Abdicates When Huns Meet Defeat
- Maude Adams near Death
- Cotton Conference Meets
- American Steamer Sunk
- Revoit Spreading in Germany
- Newspaper Man Loads Revoit
- Socialist Leader Forms Government
- Count Reventlow Flees to Denmark
- Woman Killed at Celebration
- Martial Law in Mexican State
- Japs to Purchase American Goods
- Georges Clemenceau
- To Aid in Reconstruction
- Telegraphers to Get More Money
- Germany Signs Armistice Hostilities Ending at Once
- Protect Soldiers on Liberty Bonds
- Ammunition Train Wrecked
- Lord Reading May Not Return
- Red Cross Receives Medal
- Quick to Go
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- Wilson Asked to Aid Home Rule
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- Scarcely Knew Him
- Hadn't Got Far
- How Huns Forced World into War
- Cancel Contracts Gradually
- Watching Australia's Interest
- Bankers' Meeting Postponed
- Republicans Will Control Congress
- Mutiny at Kiel
- Cubans Granted Amnesty
- French Advance Six Miles
- Yale Professor Dies
- Democrats Win in State of Utah
- Kills Nurse, Wounds Two Others
- Austria Meeting Surrender Terms
- The New Suit
- At Least He Had None Left
- Too Much for the Skunk
- Something Wrong Somewhere
- Patriotic
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- Red Cross Notes
- Draft Inspector in Moab for Few Days
- Monticello State Bank Opens for Business
- Local and Personal
- Three Moab Boys Are Reported Sick on Dolores
- Announcement
- Grand County's Part in War to be Recorded
- Prosperity is Indicted by Statement of Bank
- Food Control Will Not Stop, Says Armstrong
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Grand Valley Times | 1918-11-15 | Page 4 | Lee March out of Danger
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| 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/s69c8864 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69c8864 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Lee March out of Danger |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69c8864/20149646 |