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- Page 1
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- Man Dies, Girl Hurt, in Auto Accident
- Allies Make New Gains Against Huns
- Reserves Unable to Stay Rush of French
- Five Million to be Called into Service
- President Will Take Charge of All Wires
- Fish Schooner Sub Victim on Maine's Coast
- War Policies Are Accorded Support
- G O P to Name Campaign Leader
- Miner's Trouble Bureau Created
- Matin Again is Candidate
- Total Sale of Baby Bonds is $ 447,820,970
- Boche Factory Fire is Fatal
- Discontinue One Type of Planes
- Ukraine Playing up to Rumania
- Food Bosses in Formal Meeting
- Page 2
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- Taxing Income All Companies 18 per Cent
- Schwab is to Splash Kaiser on Labor Day
- Nation's Roll of Honor
- Wounded Anxious to Have Friends Told They're All Right
- Navy to Extend Control Shipping
- Senator King on Vacation
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- Allies Gain Ground Along Whole Front
- French Thrust at Montdidier Great Success
- To Change Liberty Bonds next Month
- Cases of Overcharge to Soldiers Are Rare
- "Showdown" to be Demanded by Irish Leader
- Rifles for Home Guard
- Turbines Taken under U S Wing
- Gen Horvath to Aid Czecho-Slovak Army
- Finns Hope for Wilson's Favor
- Tells Toll Taken in Turk Prisons
- Hollow Tile is Given Priority
- Pacific Port Fears Raider
- Page 3
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- Ashington is Happy as Foch on Initiative
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- Frenchmen Face Trial for Holding American
- Russians Cry out upon Huns
- Lack of Food from Ukraine Worries Huns
- "Army Pretty Fine", Thinks New Citizen
- Montana Crops Die of Thirst
- German Press Admits Losses
- Send Two Billion Bullets to Army
- Sends Clarion Call to Women! Precious Corset under Fire!
- Butte Employes Return to Work
- Camp Lewis Troops Will be Reviewed
- Hymn Writer is Dead at 84
- Tow Youths Face Charge of Felony
- Page 4
- [Untitled]
- In Memory of Spartan Band of Pioneers of 1847 Who Made Utah
- Intervention in Russia
- [Untitled]
- Reforming German Money
- Alien Enemies
- Getting Ahead
- The German Triumph
- Other Points of View
- Mothers Hear Old-Time Songs
- Amusements
- Bootleggers Draw Heavy Penalties
- [Untitled]
- Births
- New Incorporations
- Must Support Child
- Woman Badly Hurt in Auto Accident
- Real Estate Transfers
- Page 5
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Personnel of Navy Now over Half Million
- [Untitled]
- Bread Supply to Allies Safe, Says Hoover
- Talented Show Folk in Cast That Will Visit Prison Today
- Ready to Open Student Nurse Recruit Drive
- "Bellhop" to Help Make Boches Hop
- Mrs. Mary L B Woolley Dies
- Germans Have Alibis Ready
- May Triple Tax on Incomes of Corporations
- Assign Places to Faculty Members
- Herbrew Talks to Rotary Member
- Board is Ready to Raise Values
- C A Henebry Arrives Overseas
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Baseball to Get Hearing Form Crowder
- [Untitled]
- Grand Circuit Horses Break Race Record
- Boxing Isn't in it Compared to This
- Yankees Annex Deciding Game
- Montreal to See Big League Games
- Champion All-Round Shot Now Wears Bars
- Tesreau Quit When Arm Began to Fail
- Lewiston and Wilson Teams Battle Today
- Jack Britton Ranks with Cleverest Pugs
- National League
- Red Cross Golf
- Mammoth Meteor Seen in North
- Overcharging of Soldiers Opposed
- Frost Nearly Gets Alberta's Wheat
- Milan Having Good Year with Senators
- Sport Snap Shots
- And Now the Kid's Last Fight Nears
- Racing
- Meat Order is Largest Known
- French Unselfish to U S Wounded
- Americans Guard Shores of Britain from Hun Fliers
- Apostalus Peactmas Ought to Scare [Illegible]
- Tennis 44 Years [Illegible]
- Superbas Victors in Tronto Game
- Golf Club Makes Money in New Way
- College Athlete No Longer Brawn without Brains
- National League Basses Make Tentative Plans
- Page 9
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- [Illegible ] to Have [Illegible] More Yanks in Fall
- 260 Utah Men Get "Godspeed" on Way to War
- To Honor First Mayor of Ogden
- This Woman Gains 40 Pounds on Tanlac
- Struck on Head by Pitchfork; Dies
- Dian Veterans Assured Pensions
- Hitney to Speak on Ensign Peak
- [Illegible] Here on Western Tour
- H. C. L. No Worry behind Big Fence
- Weather Data
- Reclassing of Men Proceeding
- Charge Girls with Aiding Deserter
- Grain Saving Plan for Idaho
- Call on City for Seven Mechanics
- Cattle Disease Puzzles Officers
- Sparks S P Shops Employs 855 Men
- Action on Stage Lines Deferred
- Anthrax Reports Said Exaggerated
- State Coal Land to be Inspected
- Big Saving Made by Logan Women
- Women in Postal Service in Ogden
- Countess De Bryas Speaks on France
- Act Favorably on Few Appeals
- Four-Minute Men to Talk in Ogden
- Oldest Mission Burns
- Kay Home on Leave
- Page 10
- Page 11
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- Hun Not Found Keen for Fray like American
- Idaho Forests Swept by Fire
- American Can Co. Asks Delay
- Censor Bans Hun Language
- General De Goutte Product of Big War
- Barge System as an Adjunct to Railway
- Wreck of Belgian Steamer is Sighted
- Stricken Persia Calls for American Help
- American Officers Receive Decorations from British King
- China Wants Allies on Job in Siberia
- Death Roll of San Diego is Dwindling
- Ten Yankees Are in German Prison Camps
- [Untitled]
- Notice to Creditors
- Summons
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Special Notice
- Page 12
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- Smoot Will Try to Obtain Ore Rate Reduction
- Weep, O Women! Grin You Men out Fancy Shoe!
- City Tax Rate to Remain at Former Figure
- Moving Order Laid on Shelf
- Maj. Miller to Open R. C. Depot
- Engineers to Start Coming during August
- Throng Thrilled When Climber Fixes Flagpole
- Adjusts Load on Two Lines
- Club Will Hear Patriotic Speech
- Will Decide on Contract Bond
- New Regiments from Twentieth
- Sanpete Promises Big Beet Crop
- Scorned Husband Asks for Relief
- Declares Water Made Family Ill
- Ft. Douglas Men Plan Field Day
- Youthful Tourist Reported Missing
- Pioneer Day is Given an Added Significance
- Blooded Sheep at Utah Fair
- Will Represent Utah at Meeting
- Damages Awarded in Accident Case
- May Lower State School Tax Levy
- County Treasurer Files Resignation
- 145th Band Men Serenade Governor
- Weather is Kind to Pioneer Day
- All in Readiness for G. O. P. Smoker
- City Firemen Ready to Quit
- G. A. R. Prepare for Encampment
- Pre-Induction Plea Falls on Deaf Ears When Told to Judge
- Logan Woman Seeks Damages
- Utah Farmers Wheat Brings Less than $2
- Utahns Winning Glory in France
- Ten Days in Jail for Speedster
- Officers of 20th Given Transfers
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-07-24 | Page 3 | Hymn Writer is Dead at 84
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-24 |
| 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/s68d1244 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68d1244 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hymn Writer is Dead at 84 |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1918-07-24 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68d1244/10194547 |