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- 'Mines Will be Closed If Duty Knifed'
- Princess Flouts Kaiser Hotel Her New Palace
- Bulgaria is Threatened by Roumania
- Slat Lake Favored by Convention
- Read in the Sunday Herald-Republican
- Robin Given Sentence of a Year in Prison
- Concentration of Money 'Has Gone Far Enough' Admits Finance Master
- Big Irrigation Deal Points to Railroad into Uintah Basin
- Reorganization Plan Nearly Completed
- Mrs. Smoot Gives Dinner
- Will Force Issue in U. S. Senate on Appointments
- Each Little Toe is Valued at $1262.50 by Springville Girl
- Two Little Girls Freeze to Death on Winter Wagon Trip
- Page 2
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- Woman Detectives Narrate Story If evidence Secured
- Ask Investigation of Judge's Acts in Natural Gas Case
- University Promenade Will be Big Affair
- Elbert Hubbard Indicted
- All High School Hop Has Good Attendance
- Army Bill is Reported
- Rehearsals for Concert
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- Six Men Sought in 'Rare Book' Swindle
- Page 3
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- Highway Robbery Charged to Four
- Sons and Daughters of Wales Give Dance
- Agricultural Lecturers
- Salted Fish Strewn on Shores of Lake, Says Fred Chambers
- Incorporations
- Democrats to Consider Plans for Buying Paper
- Assessors Start Work on Rolls next Monday
- Prepare for Excursion
- Mormon Missionary Dies in New Zealand
- Bancroft Will is Filed
- Tax Commission Talks over Its New Report
- Apollo Lodge Installs
- Real Estate Transfers
- Blair Named for Register
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- Page 4
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- Foodstuffs Prices Are Still Soaring
- Do Wild Ducks Have Health Resort ?
- 'Little Buttercup' Topic of Harangues by Text Salesmen
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- Actresses Form Lobby to Work for Suffrage
- No Divorces Given at Divorce Matinee
- Woman Now Owns New York Tribune
- Three 'First Ladies of the Land' to Dine Today at White House
- Births
- Mrs. Gross is Convicted
- Every Woman May Have Pretty Hands
- County Can't Enforce Quarantine on Hay
- Reports Chilly Weather on Trip into Montana
- Extension is Discussed
- Promoters Go to Prison
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- Page 5
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- Officers of Commercial Club Elected Today
- Grand Junction Men to Receive Hearing
- Auto and Street Car Service to Brighton May be Development
- 'Rubberneck' Trips to Camps Are Planned
- Protest Against Brooms
- Against Sunday Theatres
- Tabulation of Work Made by Land Board
- Derrah Toastmaster at Railroad Men's Banquet
- Moline Buys Competitor
- Society
- Colonel Van Horn Sinking
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- Local News
- Page 6
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- Judge Harris Hears Numerous Demurrers
- Municipal League Meeting in South
- City Boys Conference Selects Its Officers and Hears Addresses
- Caucuses on Officers Scheduled for Tonight
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- Weber Superintendent to Attend Conference
- Parry Estate Will Reconstruct Block
- John Lindstrom Dies at Home in Ogden
- Two Women Escape from Ogden Jail
- Utah Musicians Start on Journey to Europe
- Trace Wreck to Drink
- Man Who Killed Wife Still Clings to Life
- Mrs. Johnson Dies at Spanish Fork
- Mrs. Holland Again Changes Mind, Quits
- Castro's Attempt to Land Defeated
- City Brevities
- Tolton Denies Rumor of 'Third House' Job
- Granite Has New Party
- Lascurain Making Inquiry on Border
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- Ogden Boys Coming to Annual Session
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- Page 7
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- Utah Power & Light to Exhibit Its Machinery
- Frozen Service Pipes Give Department Work
- Real Estate Brokers Elect Tuttle Chairman
- More Luck for Wilson in Number Thirteen
- Fruit Land Buyers on Journey to Sacramento
- Few Get Higher Salary
- Pick Reservoir Sites
- Three Get Prison Term
- Lecture on 'Combustion'
- Blind and Invalid, Former Head of Phone Company Goes South
- High School Congress Elects
- Taken Ill in Bench
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- Page 8
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- Luther M' Carty, Champion Heavy, Arrives Today
- Golfers to Meet in Gotham Today
- First shoot on This Afternoon
- Senate Sitting as Jury in the Archbald Case
- Board Advocates Uniform Contract
- Utah Freshmen Defeat L. D. S. in Fast Battle
- Yale Star Made Short Work of His Courtship
- Nothing Doing at Kenosha, Says Mayor
- County League Games on Tonight
- Final Round Today
- May be Delayed on New Ball Park
- Jack Johnson's Auto, Safe and His Saloon Fixtures Are Seized
- Slosson Beats Jap
- Williard Vs. Bauer
- B. Y. U. Quintet to Open Season Tonight
- Y. M. C. A. Reserves Lose
- Billiardists Give Amateurism Boost
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- Varsity Quintet Meets High Five
- New York Detective Passes through City
- Motorcyclists Intend to Put Twelve-Piece Band upon Machines
- Work at Snow Removal
- No Votes for Hadley
- Class Dance at Granite
- Hadly is Silent
- Summons
- Alcazer Reaches Safety
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- Summons
- Fines at Her Own Request
- Famous Oarsman Dead
- Page 9
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- Revenue Surplus of City Said to be Largest Ever
- Expect Large Exhibit
- Snowfall Adds Much to Wealth of State
- Heber L. Cummings Jr. Dies of Heart Trouble
- 500 Moors Slain by French Troops
- Bee Legislation Topic
- Hyde Granted Reprieve
- Strike Stops Work on New High School
- Rockefeller Returning
- Congressional Summary
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- Page 10
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- Assessment no. 19
- Notice to Contractors
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Sale of Collateral Security
- Notice to Contractors
- Died
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Funerals
- Assessment
- Notice to Stockholders
- Sale in Bankruptcy
- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Funeral Directors
- Notice to Creditors
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- Amusements
- Mr. Roosevelt Also Culpable
- Stock Star Carries Heavy Load
- Willie Ritchie
- At the Garrick Today
- Kind Words from Idaho
- Cheer up, Cuthbert
- Economizing
- Idaho Court Apes the Colonel
- Redicalism's Excuse for Existence
- Utah Would Welcome Woolgrowers
- Governor Marshall's Sharp Challenge
- Commercial Club Election Today
- Common Sense Treaty Construction
- Democratic Taste for Music
- Local News
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-01-11 | Page 11 | Takes Third Train Trip
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-01-11 |
| 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/s6v70qdr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v70qdr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Takes Third Train Trip |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-01-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v70qdr/10097050 |