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- Rumanian Armies in Jeopardy
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- Beauties Share in Big Estate Million to Langhorne Sisters
- Germany to Ignore Protests
- Canners Get State Merger under Way
- Lloyd-George to Head New War Council
- Husband of Woman Slain Here Jailed
- Grand Juries Will Conduct Price Probes
- Alleged Dynamiter's Story to be Admitted
- Thousand Workers Killed by Explosion
- Resigns His Office Leaves Washington Returns to Rawlins
- Warship Runs British Cordon
- Miss Colby Sentenced
- Says Men Should Wed Secretaries
- American on Ship Sunk
- Reject Strike Proposal
- Chicago Police Chief to Resign
- Europe Anxious for Peace
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- Another Hoop Title for University, Saith Dopesters
- Utah Footballers Don Mileskins for Last Time and Pose for 1916 Official Picture
- National Net Champ Ranking Player of U. S.
- Fifteen Answer Heinie's Call
- Est High Hoop Outlook Bright
- Dobie Will Not Coach Washington in 1917
- Cornhuskers May Pass up Kansas A. C.
- Giants Will Play Series with Detroit
- Joe Tinker's Beth with Cubs Assured
- Fifty Hoopsters on Idaho Tech Squad
- Penalty in 'Big Nine' for Joining Pros
- Mack Expects Great Things of Thrasher
- Aggie Prexy Host to Football Squad
- Star Baseballist Ill
- Football Final
- To Reorganize H. S. Athletics
- Detroit after Big Auto Race
- Wheeler is Elected Harvard Captain
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- Foundry Bowlers Oust the Spaldings from First Position
- Payson High Meets but One Defeat Good Season for Southern Gridists
- Tyrus Cobb Fails to Realize Much Cherished Ambition
- A. L. Attendance Million Better than Last Year
- Downing's Show Will be Topnotcher Young Brownie Expected to be Winner
- Local News
- Dodgers and Red Sox to 'Show Off'
- Date Fixed for Utah State Fair
- Michigan U May Return to Fold
- Three Missourians on All-Star Eleven
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- Triumphs over Arizona
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- 1916 Grid Results Present Numerous Football Problems
- Poor Matchmaking Cause of Downfall of Boxing Clubs
- Soccer Teams Prepare to 'Winter' Eureka Content to Rest on Laurels
- Montana Wants Wider Schedule
- Mrs. Topper Wein among Best Women Trap Shots
- Harry Pollok Calls Weinert Classy
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- Local News
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- Genealogy
- Wielding Arbitrary Power
- The Righteous at Work
- Married Men as Husbands
- Speaking for Humanity
- Allies' Problem in Greece
- Court Notes
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- Congressional Summary
- Real Estate Transfers
- City Brevities
- City Brevities
- Building Permits
- Death Roll
- An Unpremeditated Hoax
- Not Far from Right
- Doubtful
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- 'Babe' Ruth Leading Hurler in American
- Walter Johnson is Regarded Wonder by Leading Hitters
- West Siders Are Not Downhearted Consider Football Season a Success
- Views and News About Stars of Baseball World
- May Try World Bowling Series
- 'Spider' Baum is Hailed as 'Christy Mathewson of P. C. L.'
- Barbare May Land Third Sack Berth
- Some Heroes of 1916 Crucial
- Coombs Says A. L. Teams Have Edge
- Wrestling-Boxing Club at Westminster
- Red Sox Will Give $60,000 for Johnson
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- Former Bishop and Handcart Veteran Dies in Springville
- You Can't Find Any Dandruff, and Hair Stops Coming Out
- Celluloid Doll Causes Tot's Death
- Charity League Scores Success
- Welsh Respond to Aid Plea
- Girl Hung up by Her Wrists
- Election Tangle Not Yet Solved
- Jurors Sustain Murder Theory
- Ogden Minor Items
- Believe Gannon Was Murdered with Pick
- Coal Deliveries Run over Weight
- Arrange Yuletide Community Tree
- Painfully Burned in Explosion of Gas
- March of Progress
- Licensed to Wed
- To Quickly Remove Ugly Hairs from Face
- Go to Capital for Conference
- One Dose Relieves a Cold; No Quinine
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- Local News
- Local News
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- L. A. Ramsey, Who Will Decorate New Temple in Hawaii
- Meat Injurious to the Kidneys
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- Too Common to Notice
- Steering Committees Begin Their Labor
- Burial Rites by Elks
- Local News
- Foolish Man
- Arrange Plans for Convention
- Wants $89,000 for State Fair
- German Field Marshal Takes up Quarters in Rumanian Royal Palace
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- Relics to Have New Quarters
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- Around the Library Table
- Churches to Observe Tuberculosis Day
- Proposes Amendment of Amending Method
- Contracts Let for 96 Hydroaeroplanes
- Horse Racing on Ice
- Bankers Who Signed Prohibition Protest Rebuked by Bryan
- What He Looked Like
- Porcelli Appointed Papal Major Domo
- Forest Reserves Revenues $2,800,000
- Concession Granted to Jews in Poland
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- Farmers of France Aid the Republic
- In a Dangerous Position on the Trentino Front
- Tobacco Taboo Order Becomes Joke because of Vagueness
- English Queen Accepts American Man's Poem
- Many British Lords Are in Commission
- 'Dixie' Company Formed in Canadian Regiment
- Traveling Libraries for the Trenches
- Colonies Ask for Share in Empire Work
- France Will Not Sacrifice Army Mounts
- Italian Lad Enters Army for Revenge
- Teutons Restrict Use of Taxicabs Hired for Use of Theatregoers
- 'old Glory' Cheered by Canadian People
- Austrian Factory Makes Money, Too
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- Funston Denies Baptist Charge
- Home and School League
- Resta Wins Honors in A. A. A. Contests
- Motor Truck Sales Require Business Mind
- An Old Recipe to Darken Hair
- Local Letter Postage Reduced to One Cent
- Shoe Men Worried
- Oratorio Society to Sing 'Messiah'
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- Wanted in Kansas
- Appropriate
- Says Dear Feed Boosts Prices
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- [Illegible] Sedan is Real 'Beauty'
- Fine Record for Good Year Tires
- Motoring Problems
- 18 Studebakers Inspire Favor
- Swift Now Director in Big Auto Firm
- Makes Record for Endurance
- When He Sat Down
- Motor Exhibit at Drug Show
- Cold Weather Forecast
- Speed Law Unconstitutional
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- Difficult
- Helpful Hints
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- Three Goodsprings Properties Taken over by Utah Operators
- Utah Mines in 1916 Pay out $24,404,430 Dividends, Making the High Record Year; Twenty-One Companies Paid $103,886,895
- $186,856 Sales Week on Mining Exchange; Closing is Stronger
- Tintic's Custom Mill to Treat 200 Tons; Sampler is Crowded with 600 Tons Daily; Notes from Sioux, Blossom and Others
- Deep Creek Mines Have Ore Ready for First Camp Trains
- Copper Basin and Empire Making Heavy Daily Productions
- Cotton at New Orleans Breaks over $5 a Bale
- Paloma Official Says Company Free of Debt
- Big Maxfield Tunnel May Yet be Built
- New York Curb Stocks
- San Francisco Quotations
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- Another Beaver Mine to Start Shipping
- Billion Increasing to 150 Tons Daily and Moving Four Carloads
- Utah Metal Report for Past Nine Months
- Rich Platinum Ore from Boss Mine is Treated at Smelter
- Connor Fissure Shows 18 Inches $150 Ore
- Camp Alta Showing Many New Activities
- Selma is Drifting South on Iron Vein
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- Financial and Commercial
- New Quincy Reports West Drift Improving; other Park City News
- Haystack Formation Pleases Field Man
- Large Vein Good Ore Reported near Parowan
- Rico Argentine Ore Ready for the Market; Lessees Will Ship
- Utah Copper Mills Are Being Improved
- Sulphur Work Will be Inspected
- United Tintic Sinks and Lessees Get Ore
- Gold Exports Reach Total of $575,000,000
- Silver King Con. Mine Visited by Manager
- Ohio Copper Sets Final Time Limit
- Prince Con. Shipping 2400 Tons in the Weeks
- $2000 a Car Coming to Ridge & Valley
- King David Drills Are down 200 Feet
- Ingomar Ships Rich Crude Zinc Ores
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- Salt Lake Wins Palm over Ogden
- Draws Line at Probing Food Trust
- Lincoln Dinner Being Arranged
- Swanson May Close Liberty
- Found Dying in Street
- Fears for Her Life; Asks for Divorce
- Suspects Are Jailed
- Imposter Gathers Ill-Gotten Wealth
- Delinquent on Fees
- Car Shortage Hinders Mines
- No Additional Judges for Supreme Bench
- Victim of Smallpox
- State Board of Control Urged
- Idahoans to Muster out in Salt Lake
- Lunges with Razor at Local Detective
- Man in Prison Bandit Suspect
- Carpenter Falls into Ore Crusher
- Drunken Words Betray Alleged Postal Robber
- Drops Dead in Hotel
- Plan Mass Meeting
- Scottish Club Elects Officers
- Despondent Parent Ends Life with Drug
- Passenger Agents at Annual Dinner
- Greek Leader to Marry Bride is Salt Lake Girl
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-12-10 | Page 37 | Prince Con. Shipping 2400 Tons in the Weeks
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-12-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s67w7hz2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7hz2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Prince Con. Shipping 2400 Tons in the Weeks |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-12-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 37 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67w7hz2/10022627 |