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- Eastern Bettors Still Favor Mr. Hughes
- Hughes Sure of 30 States Asserts Hart
- Great Rally Marks Close of Campaign
- Gov. Charles Evans Hughes on the Important Question of Employers' Liability and Compensation for Workmen's Injuries
- Wilson May Lose His Home State
- Hughes is Assured of Big Sweep
- Mile Gained by Italians in Big Drive
- Cudahy to Erect Big Plant Here
- What Owen Wisler, the Political Writer, Has to Say of Woodrow Wilson as President, in Collier's Weekly of Nov. 4,1916
- Greek Army Attacks Force of Venizelists
- 92 Drown When Steamers Crash in the Irish Sea
- American is Murdered by Villa Band
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- Panthers Humble East High School Eleven, 7-6
- West Point's Triumphant Gridiron Squad
- U. S. C. Downed by Berkeleyans
- [Illegible] Trounced by Cornhuskers
- Aggie Varsity Defeats Frosh
- Yesterday's Gridiron Results
- U Frosh Eleven Downs Idahoans
- Denver U's Chances to Land R. M. Championship Vanish
- Idaho Tech Victor over Idaho College
- [Illegible] Winner in Cross-Country Race
- Harvard Stacks up Highest Score
- Pennsy University Blanks Lafayette
- Washington and Lee Jolts Navy
- [Illegible] Spear Sentenced to Atlanta Prison
- Permission to Use Course Re-Granted
- Auto Relay Race Ends at Galveston
- [Illegible] Upsets Gophers' Hope of Big Title
- Aviator Killed at San Diego Exposition
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- U-Boat Sunk by Ship under U. S. Colors
- Try 'Cascarets' for Liver and Bowels If Sick or Bilious
- What the Doctor Knows
- Socialist Campaign Fund under $25,000
- Explosion Entombs Twenty-Seven Miners
- German Socialist Leader Must Serve Sentence to Prison
- Deutschland Ready to Take on Cargo
- Local News
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- Former Coach Says Utah Will Land R. M. Conference Title
- Size' Em up; Ogden High School's Champion Gridiron Aggregation
- Billiard League Season Race is Soon to Start
- Carpentier to Fight Willard
- Conversation League Patter
- Team Work Won for Red Sox
- Connecticut Officer Not Afraid of Cobb
- Northwestern Wins in a Thriller
- Yale Comes Back and Nicks Colgate
- Notre Dame is No Match for Army Eleven
- Ohio State Betters Chance for Flag
- Yost's Men Too Strong for W. U.
- Oregon Battles to the with Washington
- [Illegible] Abundant, Chambers Reports
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- [Illegible] to Raise Enormous Fund
- Diabetes May be Driven from the System by Good Whiskey, Says Scientist
- France Will Make Bid for Tourist Coin
- Oregon Girl Decorated by Serbian King
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- Car Shortage Still Cause for Concern
- Wisconsin Egg Thier is Big Blacksnake
- Care for Babes of Fatherland
- Wooden Cars Have Advocate
- Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight 50 per Cent in One Week's Time in Many Instances
- Gone 44 Years; Declared Dead`
- Wrote Will on a Bag
- Night Schools Proving Popular
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- A Commercial Club Triumph
- A Political Dr. Cook
- What a Wilson Vote Means
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- Mementos of Early Days
- A Prophet in Disrepute
- Ananias up to Date
- Communication
- Genealogy
- Real Estate Transfers
- Clearing House
- Articles of Incorporation
- The Weather
- Court Notes
- Death Roll
- Building Permits
- Marriage Licenses
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- Warm Weather Interferes with Bussing of Bowling Bug
- Recent Tennis Games Justify New Style Play
- Tooele Team Grinding for Thanksgiving Day Game Coach West's Men Expect to Beat Grantsville
- Successful Women Golfers Adopt Masculine Swing
- Jack Downey is out to Beat Clever Dusky Ring Artist
- Stanford Ruggers to Play Michigan
- Novel Ticket Scheme to Boost Attendance
- Haughton Will Not Have Cinch
- Big Demand for Southpaws in 1917
- Le Gore Worries Yale's Enemies
- Vollmer's out for Grid Fame
- Pirated Played Listless Ball
- Mentality Fails as Ball Interest Wanes
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- Ogden Troopers to be Greeted
- Canards Given Sharp Rebuff
- Women Applaud Morris Speech
- Poll Machines Ready for Use
- Govett Party due on Morning Train
- Auto Accident Fatal
- Murray Store Burns
- Mad Sheep Dog Attacks His Master
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- Sutherland Cheered
- Levan Centenarian's Long Life Spanned Many World Changes
- Women Hold Rallies
- Heber City Notes
- Fire in Armour Plant
- Stewart Chosen as County Farm Agent
- Died in Pocatello
- Thrown from Bicycle
- Addressed Democrats
- Brigham Hears Senator Smoot
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- Dumba Retired at Own Request
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- Russian Battleship Sevastopol Damaged
- "Goodnight Corns" We Use "Gets-it!"
- Reports Double Murder and is Placed in Cell
- Hunter Stricken Dead
- Hot Tea Breaks a Cold-Try This
- Q-Ban Revives Color Glands
- How I Darkened My Gray Hair
- Put Cream in Nose and Stop Catarrh
- Bankers to Advance $50,000,000 Tp Rissia
- To End Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
- Soldier Accidentally Killed
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- Motor Truckin Heavy Demand
- Studebanker to Advance Prices
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- Indians Claim to Own Chicago's Lake Front
- Historic Bell is Uncovered
- All-Year Auto More Popular
- Wyoming Improves Lincoln Highway
- Voice Culture is Urged
- Man Leaves Alaska Once in 34 Years
- Much Interest in National Highway
- Rode through Fire to Safety
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- Knox Tractor for Big Cottonwood Mine
- Three Bandits Put to Death
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- Rose Tells Story of U-53's Voyage
- Public Demands Individuality Says Studebaker Agency Man
- Local News
- New Dime Shows Modern Goddess
- German Verdun Line Falls, Back
- Predicts Four States Will be Voted 'Dry' at Tuesday's Elections
- Beats off Submarine
- Stable Turns Garage
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- Bullion Engineer Makes Flattering Report on Mine
- Extensive Utah Oil and Gas Field Being Proven on Shores Great Salt Lake; Two Carloads Oil from Flowing Wells
- Week of Sensations with $57,000 Increase; Many Stocks Advance
- Eureka Bullion is Prepared to Sink to 1000-Foot Level
- Reed's Peak Lease Strikes Lead in Drift off Main Tunnel
- Gemini Production is 21,000 Tons in 1916
- Copper Apex Inspected; other Park City News
- Wyoming Has Many Active Oil Fields
- Uncle Sam's Annual Copper Production
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- Two Score Mines Shipping from Tintic; Considered Remarkable from One Camp; Production Today is $1, 000,000 a Month
- Alta Tunnel Nearing Fissure in White Lime; $76 Ore in Clements
- Old Horn Silver to Erect Big Mill Soon; Beaver Lake Ships
- Silver King Con.'S New Tramway Hauling 1000 Tons of Ore
- American Con. Copper Has Foot $29.20 Ore
- Woodlawn Installing Modern Power Plant
- Scranton Shipped 500 Tons in October Lead and Zinc Ores
- [Illegible] Copper Expected to Pay Dividends Soon
- Cardiff Expected to Pay Dividend Dec. 1
- Iron County Property Ships Car $30.60 Ore
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- Financial and Commercial
- Reserve Banks Hold Bills for $104,763,000; Resources $650,864,000
- Another Big Addition Made to Excess Reserve of New York City Banks
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- Outside Tintic Groups Starting New Work
- Ohio Copper Hearing Set for November 16
- Utah Copper Estimated at 188,000,000 Pounds
- Iron Pyrites Coming in Three Kings Wall
- Copper Moving Up
- Prince Con. Shipments 2500 Tons during Week
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- Uncle Sam to Probe Prices in Salt Lake
- Salt Lake Boy under Arrest
- Illinois Office Seeker Infringes on Wilson Slogan
- Armenian Relief Fund Now Reaches $1600
- Letter is Repudiated by Betterment League
- Demanded Pay for Return of Horse
- Preacher Raps Women's Dress
- Women Make Last Appeal
- Moosers to Carry Fight to the Polls
- Ten Slayers to Seek Clemency
- Nut Sundaes Join the Procession of Aviating Delicacies
- Morris Confident of County Result
- Wilson Money Hides; Hughes Big Favorite
- Woman Pleads for Retards
- Fisher to Lecture in Assembly Hall
- Sutherland to Close Salt Lake Campaign
- Believe Prisoner May be Estabrooke
- Felt Hand in Pocket
- Escapes Road Gang; Sentence Doubles
- Dairy Experts End Salt Lake Sessions
- Women Ask That Baker be Ousted
- Idaho Man Found Dead in Lodgings
- Santa to Give American Toys
- Will Present Claim for Rate Adjustment
- Women Voters Will Hear Chicago Plea
- Star Route Service
- Mirror Was Smashed
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-11-05 | Page 42 | Two Score Mines Shipping from Tintic; Considered Remarkable from One Camp; Production Today is $1, 000,000 a Month
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-11-05 |
| 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/s6np396v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6np396v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Two Score Mines Shipping from Tintic; Considered Remarkable from One Camp; Production Today is $1, 000,000 a Month |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-11-05 |
| 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/s6np396v/10043223 |