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- Beautiful Daughter of U. S. Woman is Society Favorite Now in London
- Army Matron is Honored at Tea
- Brighton Popular in Hot Weather
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- The Persistent Dreamer
- But Not So Good
- Social News of Ogden
- A Gay Sash Trims Girl's Surf Suit
- Fort Douglas Dance Much Enjoyed
- Patriotic Airs Program at Lagoon
- Luncheon for Miss Judge Tuesday
- Local News
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- Carranza Pointed out as Nucleus for Rebuilding Revolt-Torn Mexico
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- Services in Salt Lake Churches Today
- Chow Plenty for German Prisoners
- Leper Island is Asked for Kaiser
- Patriotic Bird Easily Proved Its Patriotism
- Defending Honor, Boy Kills [Illegible]
- Domestic Warfare Cost Goes to $100 a [Illegible]
- Rent Profiteering in Harrisburg Under Ban
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- Americans Enter Fismes; Enemy Retreat Now Rout
- Uncle Sam and Japan to Extend Russia Aid
- Enlarging of Yellowstone Park Ordered
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- Gen. Pershing is Given Cross of Legion of Honor
- Yanks Hammer Retreating Foe Toward Aisne
- Smiles of Victory Leaders Are Happy
- Widow Wants Position That Husband Held
- Ally Advance of No Account, Say Hun Chiefs
- Leaves College to Enter Army
- Hun Chief Nabbed in Pink Pajamas
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- American League to Play out Schedule until September 2
- West out of National Net Championship
- Brightest Star in Baseball to Set This Year
- Here and There
- Troeh and Bills Win Hercules Cup
- [Illegible] is Firt in Hundred
- Bill James Puts Some Stuff On One That's Booked to Kill
- Bagby Holds Red Sox and Indians Win
- Fishing is Hereditary They Won't Stay Home
- Art Fletcher Expert Free Pass Extorter
- Football Puzzling Prospect
- Phils Shown No Mercy by Card Hitters
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- Personality the Pep of All Sport
- Sports Essential in War Training-some of the Leaders
- Most of Our Former U. S. Famous Champions Still Enjoying Life
- Fish in Water but Succeed in Avoiding Hook
- Majority of Players in Medal Play Events Disqualify Themselves
- Tennis Booms despite War
- Ray Has Eye on New Mark
- Ty Cobb's Wallop Causes Break in One Happy Home
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- Date for Western Chess Tourney Set
- Fielder Jones Great Drinker, Players [Illegible]
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- Discharge of Six Dwarfs in Army Ordered
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- State Fair to Get R. R. Rate
- German Press Very Gloomy, Says Count
- Board to Study Ships' Man Power
- Captured Flyers Are Heard From
- Women Will Have 3 Jails in Chicago
- Brides-to-be Are Refused Passports to Leave Country
- To Cut out Music, Linen Napkins and Traveling Salesmen
- Flier Missing in Action in France
- Schools to Have Training Corps
- Mrs. Pankhurst Working for U. S
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- All Outdoors Calls Your Car
- This Road Leads to Yellowstone
- Livery Stable Joins Host of the Past
- Huge Output of Post-War Cars is Likely
- Variation in Wear
- Screen Useful
- Aid in Removing Sprockets
- Log of Route to Yellowstone National Park
- Horseshoe Tire Co Secures Experts
- Auto Man Returns from Idaho Trip
- Crops in Fine Condition, Says Geo. T. Odell
- Matters worth Worrying About
- Kolby Wheel Co. Enjoys Steady and Sure Growth
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- Fort Douglas Feld Day is Big Success
- Statistics
- Utahns Urged to Remember Pershing Day on August 6
- Chorus Contest is Plan for Saltair
- Other Points of View
- A Big Task
- Foster Small Industries
- Ford and the Public
- Our Losses in France
- Our Loved Land
- Hold-up Men Get $1700 Payroll
- Not Him
- Sugarless Lemonade Threatens Sociables
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- Clearing House
- Real Estate Transfers
- Marriage Licenses
- Girl Lookouts Do Work of Men in Protecting Forests
- Schwab Tells Experience He Had at Confession
- Flyer's 100-Foot Fall is Fatal
- Day's Enlistments
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- Intelligent Use of Auto Owner's Duty
- Auto of Vital Need to U. S
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- Clear Title to Car Important
- Would Tax Signboards on Lincoln Highway
- Poor Insulation Cause of Trouble
- Concrete Signposts Add to Appearance of Road
- I. M. Electric Co. Has Carburetor Hospital
- Iowa Commercial Club Subscribes to Highway
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- Capt. Harris is Feature of British Outing
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- U-Boat Sinks New Schooner
- Order to Curtail Service by Phone
- Real Estate Outlook Good
- Walker Bros. to Give Fur Demonstration
- Z. C. M. I. at Lagoon
- Pharas Anderson is Now in France
- Bread without Flour Newest
- Yellowstone Park Open
- Geo. E. Osterloh Has Passed Away
- Charles T. Hart Salt Lake Visitor
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- Car Brightening an Art Smooth Polish Needs Care
- Urge Motorist to Apprehend slacker Tramps
- Nebraska Aids Permanent Way
- Leaves Maid to Sack Spuds
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- Villa's Stepson Joins United States Cavalry
- Operation of Elevator Too Much for Indian
- Dry Figs to Save Them
- Buick Still at Old Price
- With U. S. Machine Gunner in Action
- Doughboys Get Dainties via Overland Car
- Tintic Car Owners Considerably Peeved
- G. M. C. Truck in Army Favor
- Overcoats Barred in Vienna Resorts
- Directing Traffic Not Same as Operating Car
- $9,000,000 Cargo Reaches Port at Boston Safely
- Military Funeral for Mrs. Carter
- Potato Parings Canned for Winter Hog Feed
- Ludendorff Hard Worker; up Early
- Many Cars En Route
- Irish Won't Stop Fighting Cocks
- Uruguay Trains Army Aviators
- Loss of Saloon Revenue Partly Offset by Fines
- Western Beach Resort Has High Cost of Booze
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- Baker Urges 18 to 45 Limit on New Draft
- Trade Month at Bettilyon's
- Century Old Fund Still in Dispute
- Argentine Trade is Lead by U. S. in 1917
- Pacific Coast Shipyards Win All June Honors
- Heat Wave Damages Kansas Corn Crop
- Enough Spruce Found by Ryan
- United Grocers to Take Baggage Car of Food to Lagoon
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- Negro, Father of 35; Has 13 in Army
- Porto Rico Tobacco Grower's Prices High
- Hero of Verdun Has Fine Record
- Southern Chinese Ready for [Illegible]
- Uruguay Asks U. S. to Meet
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- Majority of Cars Used in Business Way
- Hotchkiss Drive Little Known Portion of Car
- Street Cars Operated for Auto Builders
- Change in Lincoln Highway Organization in Illinois
- Military Instruction Provided for Colleges
- Americans in British Hospital
- Marine Who Became Hero in Cuba Commended for Daring in France
- The Experts Say
- Minute Men Ready to Drive for Uncle Sam
- Divorce Applicant Says Women "Most Peculiar"
- Students Get Training
- What He Accumulated
- Wife, 250, Hits Bantam Mate
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- Substitutes
- That Settled It
- Ford U-Boat Destroyer Not Built for Beauty
- Hoosier City Discovers Buyers of German Bonds
- Double-Barreled Story of Mother-in-Law Woe
- Wife Wants Only Check; Husband Gets Divorce
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- British Toll of Killed is Half Million
- Crime Record Shows Results of "Kultur"
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- White Top Animal Hospital Has Many Strange Patients
- Ambulance Corps Head Dies in Paris
- Telegraph Men Accused Violating Anti-Coercion Law
- Last Train Run over Midland
- Irish Leader Twice Received by President
- Canada Sends 480,000 Soldiers
- Australia Gives 321,000 for War
- Blaze Sweeps Hoosier Capital
- Seek Seats in Senate of U. S
- Crowder Calls for Registrants
- 1000 Nurses per Week Asked For
- Soldier Shows Are Treat to Civilians
- Bishop Hayes to Visit France
- Dreams of Fire, Jumps Third Story Window
- Would Avoid Draft as Spanish Citizen
- Italy Called Land of Unlocked Doors
- Kansas Judge Fails in Hunt for "Fags" for Son
- Rover Identifies Man at Western Union Office
- Yellowstone Park Open
- No Proof
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- Naval Station Gets Big Meet
- G. A. Handicap in Limelight
- Sport Snap Shots
- Trotting Gossip
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- Western Opticals Trim Prison Nine
- Trap and Field
- Racing
- Giants Divide Double-Header
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- Trade with South America Demoralized
- Wife is Carrying Mail While Hubby is Fighting
- Boy Preacher to Hold A. M. Religious Services
- Argentina Facing Treasury Deficit
- Employed 50 Years, Never Tardy to Work
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- No Estimate of Casualties Had Been Sent
- Hun Campaign Now All out of Joint
- Antivice Zone near Army Camps Widens
- Foch Called Great Leader
- Savagery of Huns Seen in Towns
- To Quiz Taking of Uncompleted Ships
- Allied Drive to Send Huns Across Aisne
- Czecho-Slovaks Hold All Kuban
- Danish Steamers to Carry Sugar
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- Senatorial Aspirant Strikes Snag
- Many Huns Killed on Train Blast
- $100 Reward to be Given for Lynchers
- Exclusive Hotels of N. Y. Penalized for Sugar Hoards
- Inspection Trip Made on Plane
- Rational Railway Travel
- Mexicans May Work U. S. Mines
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- Tells Sensations Felt Aboard Bombed U-Boat
- One Drop in Unending Stream of U. S. Supplies Pouring into France
- New Niagara Power Plant Work Started
- Butterflies Hurt Alfalfa Crop
- London Job, Good Salary, No Work
- Red Cross Man Tells of Paris during Air Raid
- Germans Now Fighting with "Huns' Last Hope"
- Wheat Covers Flood Basin
- Luxemburg is War Sufferer
- Making Pills for Fritz
- City Erects Monument in Memory of Heroes
- British Aviator Fights Five Enemy Airplanes
- Bisbee Miners Buying Autos
- Farmers Helped by Business Men
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- Americans Used Cold Steel in Slaying Huns
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- Man Commits Suicide Rather than Face Draft
- Help Lead First U. S. Field Army
- French Favor American View
- Col. Blasland to Head Camp Kearny
- Last of Spanish War Debt is Paid off by Treasury
- Chicago Plans 1 A. M. Closing
- Three Killed in Payroll Hold-Up
- Vessels' Charters under U. S. Control
- Police Denied Right to Taste Evidence; No Case
- 30,573 Lives Lost
- She Marries Her Son-in-Law's Father
- Settlements Along Bristol Bay Soon to be minus Mail
- Porto Ricans Raise Fund
- Soldiers' Mother Slaps War Profiteer Twice
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- Realtors to Stage Wonder Celebration
- Forgot Ticket as Also Money
- Freight Traffic Unusually Heavy
- Will Keep Cookie Jar Well Filled
- Will Pray for Cause of Allies
- To Stamp out Rust in Pines
- Instructs Grocers in Sugar Rules
- Colored Draftees Are Entertained
- 5-Year-Old Tot Cut by Glass
- 80-Year-Old Woman Asks for Work
- Grain Threshing Has Just Begun
- Knight to Urge New Provo Mill
- All Ready for Z. C. M. I. Outing
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- Hiker's Club Returns from Its Vacation
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- Soda Fountain Man Digs Coal as War Worker
- Utah Labor is Discussed in Washington
- Five-Year-Old Girl Killed by Her Brother
- Ogden to Open Women's Home
- How Barrage Fire Wounded Him, Told by Salt Lake Boy
- Tooele County Wants Aid for Weeping Cows
- Teacher Tooele School Passes On
- Colored Waited Accused of Crime
- Graduates from Training School
- Registrants Who Go to Fremont
- City News Ticker
- Hard Cider Cause of Eureka Arrest
- Kiddies Literally Worm Their Way into Movies
- Pioneer of State, 93 Years Old, Dies
- Two Ogden Men Fall in Battle
- Failed to Obey Compensation Law
- Court Order Halts Strike at America
- Lord, Wed Against British Law, May be U. S. Citizen
- Going to Unload
- Knocking Webster
- Food Administrator Named
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- Hun Retreat in Full Cry for 40 Miles
- Luxury Tax on Women's Wear
- Imprisoned huns like France, Writes Salt Lake Marine
- Helping Allied Infantry in Drive
- America Fights for Civilization
- American Red Cross Gives Timely Help
- Roland D. Kelly is Made Lieutenant in Army Air Corps
- Patriotic Boy of Five Starts on Speaking Tour
- England Using Her Scrap Tin
- Yellow Paint Brigade after Georgia Slackers
- Girl, 22, is Appointed Federal District Attorney
- George Smith is Back from East
- Famous Escaper Eager to Reform
- Sergt. Camomile's Work Rew Arded
- Man Arraigned on Drug Charge
- Transported Gin, Complaint Says
- Father Slain in War, Son Enlists
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- Early Relics of Wild West
- Load of Hay Proves to be Camouflage for Wet Goods
- Here's Great Chance for Those War Profiteers
- Domestic Coal at $11
- Fig Leaves Hun's Style
- Air Fighters Smash Many Hunfactories
- Bull Dog Identifies Man at Telegraph Office; Order Cashed
- Forged Check So He Could Enlist
- Venomous Reptiles Charmed by Music by Berry Picker
- Maine Coal at $10
- Prisoner Sends Broken Leg out for Repairs
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- Miss Huff to Head Company
- Picture of a Hundred Thrills to Appear at Saltair Moving Picture Theatre This Week
- Sparkling Funny Bill at Pantages
- Vaudeville Men Have Enlisted by the Hundred
- Saltair Band Concerts to Feature Big Scotch Program Today
- Unpatriotic
- Things Getting Worse
- Third and Last Week of Big Film Starts Today
- Nana Bryant Coming Back
- Come to Lagoon! Bathing is Perfect
- Isis
- Broadway
- Point of View
- Girls in Tunnels
- Pitiful Problem Story Told in Film of Vital Interest to All
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- Lagoon Girl is Sturdy, Strong
- Soldiers' Toothaches Go in Hurry
- Sweeten Has Quit Theater to be Marine
- Cantaloupe Experts Judge Fruit by Net; Overlook Beauty
- Brothers Unknowingly on Same Boat 9 Months
- Helps Soldiers in Two Wars Against Germany
- World Declared to be Facing Great Famine in Cotton
- They're Wise to Raisin Game out in Colorado
- Record Mackerel Price
- Assay Platinum Only in New York
- Hun War Plants to Give Men to Army
- Federal Court Shows Leniency
- Armored Cars Aid offensive
- Mission from France Will Visit This City
- Japanese Get Preference in Manchuria
- British Press Pays Tribute to U. S. Army
- Kaiser Rewards Poison Gas Inventor; Makes Him Count for "Notable Work"
- Londoners Watch Defense Rehearsal
- City Has Showers for Tired Troops
- W. H. Pyott, D. C., Ph. C
- Was Dismissed for Boasting
- 210,000 Loyal Boys to Help Harvest Crops
- Girls Fail to Answer Call
- Mother Seeking Long Lost Son
- Meanest Burglar Robs Banks of Two Babies
- Employ Hoosier Women on Ten Street Cars Now
- No Interest in Politics in South, Says Senator
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- Potash is Not So Essential, is Declaration
- Woman Mine Operator Makes Colorado Hit
- Breaking German Control of Big Mining and Metal Business Ove Large Section of This Continent
- Practical Mining Will be Taught in Northern Idaho
- Government Control Sulphur Industry is Here Analyzed
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- Assessment is Levied by Eureka Bullion Co
- Dennis and Dowdle Inspect Superior
- Ohio Copper's Fourth Unit is Ready to Start
- Takes 100 Men Control Gusher
- Large Potash Deposit Found
- German Metal Firms Doing Big Business Here
- Producer-Consumer of Copper Watched
- High-Grade Found in Old Sharp Property
- Immense Iron Ore Output of Nation
- Michigan-Utah Ships Heavily
- Flotation Company Has Germanic Tinge
- More Wages Would be Final Deadly Straw
- Mexican Petroleum
- New York Money
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- [Illegible] Shippers Have Nice Time Moving Ores
- Great West is Essential to War Success
- Week's Sales $11,000 Larger, but Mart Weak
- Wasatch Mines Ships Car Ore
- Oil Exchange Sales; Closing Quotations
- Eureka Lily, North Beck Tintic Notes
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- Subduing Ores of Low Grader is Important
- South Tintic Drain Tunnel in 800 Feet
- Elk Basin united Drills Where Proven
- Tuolumne Copper Cuts Silver Ore on 825
- Oil Boom Wanted at South End of Lake
- South Park Strikes Its Third Ore Shoot
- Silver Shield is Breaking Ore Again
- Weekly Metal Review
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- Gold Crisis is Stirring Mining over Country
- Anxious Quest is Started in Utah and Surrounding states for 40 Rare Metals Now Required in Nation's War Plants
- American Fork Cloudburst Ore Will be Viewed
- Corn Continues to Slide Down
- Prince Con. Ships 44 Cars in Week
- $50 Grubstake Brought Sum of $25,000 Quick
- Cedar City Coal, Iron Deposits Are Seen by Utahns
- Great Relief Story is Told
- Stock Trade at Minimum
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- Condition Federal Reserve Bank
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Died
- Notice of Assessment
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- Draft Boards Swamped with Press of Work
- Stop Letters to Unknown Men in Army
- Retail Dealers in Coal Will Conger Aug. 8
- Utah Has Many Farmerettes in Harvest Fields
- Davis Farmers Will Convene
- May Reopen Bank before End of Month
- Needs Operation to Join Colors
- Weed Fighters to Meet Wednesday
- Say She Brought Beer into State
- City Directory Honors Service Men; Printing Flag after Each Name
- Skilled Men Are Wanted in Army
- Moves Vast Force Works Miracles
- Big Increase in Number of School Pupils
- To Demonstrate New War Bread
- State Authorizes Salt Lake Spur
- War Veteran Talks Tonight
- Asks $5000 in Suit for Scandal
- Uintah Basin Grain Men to Save $50,000
- Placing Men to Advantage
- Mothers Urged to Keep Close Watch upon Daughters
- 'Human Fly' in Practice Stunts
- Large Increase in Postal Savings
- Baby's Funeral Set for Today
- Alibi Defense in Paul Tynik Case
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-04 | Page 2 | Luncheon for Miss Judge Tuesday
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-04 |
| 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/s6qf9zst |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qf9zst |
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| Article Title | Luncheon for Miss Judge Tuesday |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-04 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qf9zst/10197902 |