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- Philharmonic May Present 1919 Concert
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- Ninth Ward Plans Special Service
- National Anthem Interpreted Anew
- Beesley to Enter Wilkes Orchestra
- Alt Lake Soloist Delights Soldiers
- Freber Visits Canyon
- Miss Hyde Fond of Riding
- Recital
- Held's Concerts at Two Parks Today
- Heads Chosen for Theatre Orchestras
- War Prevents Production of Choice Violins
- New Books at the Library
- Choir Leader to Return
- Almonds Return from Park
- Squire Coop Enters Service of America
- Saltair to Have Opera Selections Sung by Popular Tenor
- Patriot Owns Potato Garden 7 Stories High
- Services in Salt Lake Churches
- Tail Spins
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- British Gain More Ground
- Great Industry Looms for State
- U. S. Sends War Call to 186,773 Draft Men
- Striking Firemen Return to Duties
- Old Green River of Fond Memory Lost in Flames
- Draft Evader Caught after Year's Hiding
- Sugar Enough If Economy is Used
- Trains Resuming on Moffatt Road
- Manpower Act is Passed 336 to 2 in House
- Fort Douglas to be Guard Headquarters
- Fourth Victim of Auto Crash Dies
- Seven Arrested on Disloyalty Charge
- Seven Coal Passers Killed in Explosion on Big U.S. Steamer
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- Chicago Again Gets World's Baseball Series
- New York is Awarded Quinn despite Chicago's Claim
- Sportsman as Proxy Delegate is Badly Wanted
- Stoney Lays Claim to Championship
- A. A. U. Swimming Meet Wednesday
- Yanks Take Three of Four from Detroit
- Gedeon Misjudged, Fly Made Single
- Philadelphia and Chicago Break Even
- Ty Bids Adieu to Diamond for Duration of War
- Tilden Winner Singles Final and the Trophy
- Cleveland behind League's Leaders
- Chicago Takes Big Lead for Pennant Race
- Spit Fifty-Fifty at Pittsburgh Game
- Cincinnati Wins in Tenth Inning
- Jess Declares Moratorium on Match Making
- Racing
- Copper Bank Wins Game from Prison
- No Dearth of Athletes for National Meet
- Ate Champs to Swim at Lagoon
- Is "Comeback" Draws the Fans
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- British Troops Fighting Teuton with High Elan
- Westbridge Gets to Harbor Safely
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- Huge Revenue Bill is near Last Stages
- Saxon Worried over Post-War Business
- Forest Ranger is Killed in Ambush
- Incessant Watching Catches Hun Subs
- Seek U.S. Help in Fighting Pest
- War Program in Schools Proposed
- Germany Protests Spain's Ship Plans
- German Tension at High Point
- Japan Treaty Extended
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- Main Function of All Sport is Recreation
- Most Golfers Superstitious
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- Horses Do Their Bit in Beating Hun
- Weeghman out over Million on Baseball
- Looks like Hard Winter for New York Giant Fans Stung Hard and Often
- 'Duke' Tendered Great Reception Vancouver Falls for Royal Blood
- Boxing Game at Last Outranks Baseball as National [Illegible]
- Turk McDermott Going Across as Dirigible [Illegible]
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- British War Tank Magneto Being Shown
- [Illegible] Air Squadrons Given Locations
- Wood Houses for Tent Camps Halts
- [Illegible] Favor Using Tractors of Case Type for Work About Farm
- Motor Trucks Offer Farmers Hard Argument
- Reo De Luxe with Crawford Victoria Top
- Dealer with Judgment Gets Reliable Buyer
- 3 Marines Killed on Santo Domingo
- Auto Indispensable in Emergency Work
- Unique Plant Used to Make Auto like New
- 'Good-Bye, Dobbin,' Tractors Will Bring Much Less Use for You Now
- Train Farmer in Handling Farm Tractor
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- Production Problems Solved by Car Makers
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- Statistics
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- Changing the Draft
- Meeting Future Needs
- Control of Enterprise
- Other Points of View
- Song of the Yankee Gun
- The Day's Death Roll
- City News Ticker
- Funerals
- Communication
- Mistakes Nephew for Dead Brothers
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- Frank Barrell is Now Army Major
- Mother's Hymns to be Sung Anew
- Pastors Seek War Students
- German Ashamed of Nationality
- Dr. Grace Airey is Not Afraid to Swim When Trout Fishing
- To Put Tents on U. Campus
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
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- High Speed Engine Designed to Tame Impulses of Power
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- Battery Care Necessary to Real Service
- Truck Proves Ford Economy
- State Paves Road to Learn What it Costs in Wartime
- Inattention is Expense Cause
- Motor Picnic Gains Favor
- Thinking in Millions
- Seattle to Buy Gas Week Days
- "Keep to the Right" Interests Vancouver
- Michigan Issues 219,292 Passenger Auto License
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- Sieve-Grip is Feature Shown in New Tractor
- Needs Half-Billion for New Houses
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- Utah to Fore in Lincoln Way Improvement
- "Hell Fire Corner" Sign for Red Cross
- Dogs for War Use Asked by British
- Ram Brings $12,500
- Clapham Has Joined Alkire-Smith Force
- East May Get Air Mail Line
- $15,000,000 for Disabled Men
- Second-Class Travel is Fast Vanishing
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- Training Plan for Officers is Approved
- Teuton Morale Suffers Lapse
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- Tanks Astonish Palestine Natives; Arab Threshing Interests Soldiers
- Y. M. C. A. Secretary Finds Excitement
- Heads Rebuilding of French Roads
- Flight Surgeon Killed by Fall
- Swiss Hunger Strikes Effect Serious Riots
- Peruvian Troops Mutiny, Urge War
- Italian Treaty Signed
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- Small Manufacturers to be Most Affected by War Basis Orders
- Gas Saving Tips Given Autoists
- Financial Aid for Highway in Wyoming
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- Last Rites for Passenger Cars Bit Premature
- What They Tip
- War Board Adds Rubber Section
- Motor Vacationists Need Little Luggage
- Japanese Traffic Rules Give Explicit Directions to Drivers
- Price of Gas Kept down by Refiners
- Illinois to Pay Heavy Auto Tax
- For the Builders
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- 500,000 U.S. [Illegible] Now off to Berlin
- Ah Expert on Federal mission
- [Illegible] Wife is Busy War Worker
- U.S. Runs Rys. at Huge Loss
- Print Paper Tax Third of Itself
- Runaway Airships Fall into Ocean
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- Clemenceau Gives Thanks to Women
- Heavy Rains Fall in Parts of Texas
- "Kaiser" Gets Spinal Thrust
- Special Taxed Are Delinquent Sept. 1
- Small Craft Sunk on Atlantic Coast
- Cardinal Remains in Critical Shaper
- Minister Found Guilty
- W. H. Pyott, D.C., Ph.C
- Soldiers Hurt as Horses Run Away
- New Pastor to Lead Flock of Baptist Chruch
- Happier Homes Made Sure by New Studies
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- [Illegible] School Will Interest Truck Viewers
- Auto Tax Will Not Slow Use
- Have Gas with Meals? That Old Familiar Whiff Yea!' T is a Speed Inducer
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- Great Number of Republics Used in City
- Patent Rights Are Granted to Studebaker
- Popularity of Buick Shown by Many Sales
- Rush Improvement on Penn Highway
- Here's Reason for Engine Stoppage
- Peat Gas Used as a Motor Fuel
- Cloud Bursts on Lincoln Highway
- These Might Help
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- [Illegible] Lewis is Youthful Host for Veterans
- [Illegible] Stroll Ends in City Jail
- Capt. Guthrie Called to Sea
- Moore to Head U.S. Cattle Loan Agency
- Argentine Forms Fleet
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- Poisoned Plane Oil New Boche Kult
- Engineers Corps Examination Held
- Tennis Tournament Event for the Week
- Notts Celebrate Golden Wedding
- Knights Will Dub J.E. Frick Esquire
- Change [Illegible]
- Jobbers Will Enter Protest
- Duchesne Prisoner is Wanted Here
- Plans 'Movie ' for Orphans
- Brimley Approved for Field Director
- Select Heads of Highways
- Highbrow Newsie Has New "Patter"
- Fliers Adopt Mascot
- Cows for Sale by Red Cross
- War Chronology in a Nutshell
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- Salt Laker to Build for U.S. on Coast
- Galicia Harvests Ruined by Floods
- Salmon Pack is Equal to Average
- Movies Will Show Coal Saving Need
- Federal Vice Act Violation Charged
- Western Men in U.S. Service
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- Mysterious Blaze [Illegible] Chasers
- Red Cross Asks for Young Cows
- Orangemen Fight Home Rule Plan
- All but Japanese Skipper Rescued
- Ship Chased off Carolina Coast
- Deserter Dives to Ground from Train
- Labour Leader Controls Food
- Indians Help Build Alaskan Railroad
- 20,000 Planes in France by July, 1919, [Illegible]
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- Draft Summons Husky Young Men
- Shoots Little Boy He Finds Taking Apples
- Hirty-One Called by Weber Board
- [Illegible] Must Pay Fine of $100
- Lumaree Missing at Battle Front
- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- Blaine Wall Dies on Battle Front
- Permits to Marry Issued in Ogden
- Forest Ranger Shot in Woods
- Marriott is Fit for Army Service
- Ogden Can Labels Used for Letters from Battle Front
- 40 Young Men of Draft Age
- Wedding to Crown Fete
- Ogden Ready for Great Loan Drive
- Ogden Draft is Ready to Leave
- Schettler Seeks Sheriff's Office
- Draft Calls 905 Men from State
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- Nurse Rulings Received Here
- Grard Obtains New Recruits
- Weather Data
- The War Has Shut out Paris Styles; Now Fashions Come from the Orient
- Utahns to Go to Gun Meet
- New Weapon Found for Combating Hun
- France Gains Supremacy in Aerial Work
- To Hunt for Walnut Trees
- Women Demand Equal Labor Consideration
- Paris Gay as of Yore, Says Ensign Meehan
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- Plunket Asks for Early Home Rule
- Organ Recital Interrupted by Unpatriotic Man
- Millions Given West for [Illegible]
- Two Thousand Women Are to Pick [Illegible]
- Sun-Blinds Become Dress for German
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- Wilkes Theatre to Reopen with Play "Romance"
- Amusements for the Coming Week
- What's Doing at Movie Studios
- Bear and Wolf Bagged in New York Environs
- Orpheum
- Paramount-Empress
- Will Make Patriotic Film
- Books Blonde Beauty
- Salt Lake
- American
- Saltair
- Comedian Replaces His Dead Brother
- "Doug" Gives Film to Army
- Ruby De Remer Goes Up
- Back to Vaudeville
- Lillian Walker Returns
- Makes First Plaza Film
- Strand
- Rialto
- Film Folks to Aid Loan
- "Paid in Full" is Filmed
- Orpheum Gets Toto
- Harry Gilfoil Dead
- Broadway
- Anita King Knows Autos
- Enid Bennett Plays Ukulele
- Peggy Hyland Recovers
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- Rumania Suffering under German Yoke
- Germans Fear Hardships If Economic War Arises
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- State Fair Exacts Early Applications
- More Ways Women Are Aiding War
- Friendly Man Helps Draftees Drive Tedium out of Travel
- Allied Aviators from Entire World Set to Battle Germans' Air Fleets
- Polish Heroes Ready to Die
- Pickerel Tips Scales at Seventeen Pounds
- Her First Adventure
- Nutshells to Aid in Gaining Victory
- Wily Russian Wins Fortune
- Hold Your Temper, Sir; Do Not Swear
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- Keeping the Line Open to Trenches
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- Souvenirs of British Victory-Dropped by Huns
- Troops Help Honor Wilson in France
- England's Royal Family Aids in War
- First Bombs Aug. 25, 1914
- Another Boche Killer Hurling Death
- Belgium Pays Honor to "Old Glory"
- U. S. Fighters in Machine Gun Nest
- Red Cross Nurses Arrive in France
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- Land Dealers Inspect Utah, Idaho Farms
- Woman Takes Job as Letter Carrier
- Glacter Ice Preserves Fish
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- Plans Complete for Gathering of Institute
- "Y" Men Show Their Mettle
- Real Estate Investments Spell Wealth
- Love for Fan-Tan Results in Theft
- East Spends Gold for Arizona Honey
- Calf's Birth Halts Work of Railroad
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- Peruvian to Build Ore Tram at Alta Mine
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- Prince Con Looks Good
- Alta Park Co. Sells Claims to Neighbor
- Wedge is Breaking High Gold Values
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- Nevada Consolidated Statement for Second Quarter 1918 Show Cost 17 Cents Pound; Profits Are Big
- Dragon, North Beck Apex Week's Work
- Three Gold Nuggets Are Valued at $1100
- Lime for Fluxing Runs into Millions
- Four Metals Prices Higher than in Years
- Lake View is Breaking some Zinc-Lead Ore
- Cost Making Gold Increase 67 per Cent
- Alta Tunnel Looks Better
- No Federal Order on Sale Oil-Gas
- Albion Face is Improving
- Tonopah Mining Progress of Week
- Tintic Standard's Larger Dividen
- South Hecla Ships 1980 [Illegible] Ore in August
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- Alta Railroad Facilities Are Much Better
- Utah Mines Showing Decreased Production
- Alaska Mine District Employing 300 Men
- Local Market Little Weaker; East is Up
- Utah Consolidated Oil Elects New Men
- Growth of Oil Business of Nation is Tremendous in Past Forty Years
- Oil Board of Trade Sales Increased
- Cement Production Record Last Year
- Cardiff is Shipping More; Finds Rich Ore
- Tintic Manganese, Cherokee-Nevada Work
- Empire Mines Ore Adjacent Opohongo
- Rich Tungsten Ore is Found
- Louise Has some Lead Are in New Raise
- October Corn Options Tumble
- Stock Market Firm in Tone
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- Play Grounds Kids Hold Big Meet at Park
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- Girl Runners Show Stamina in Run
- Wallen Becomes National Champ
- Alaska to Produce Its Own Barrels
- Children of Assistant War Secretary Take Prizes for Riding over Hurdles
- Ball Tosser Plays While Knocked Out
- Britain Saves Paper for Salvation Army
- Dempsey Adds Another Scalp to His List
- Cheyenne Races
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- Ingomar Ships 3 Cars Month from Nevada
- New Use is Found for Campaign Hat
- Captain Boy-Ed Now on Sea Duty
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- 2000 Students Leave Schools for Vocations
- City to Destroy Whisky Seizures
- Service Arranged in Honor of Hero
- A. H. Parsons Fond of Assessor's Job
- Mischief is Bad but W. S. S. Cut Fine in Twain
- Woodmen Goat to Caper at Melon Feast
- Will Nominate for Congress
- Democrats Hold Primaries Aug. 28
- Traffic Law is Enforced by Fine
- Herald Printers Honor Christensen
- New Theatre to be Built Here at Once
- New Bank to be Ready Soon
- Helper Man Falls on French Front
- Map of Bingham to be U. S. Model
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- Shepherds Give Six Sons to America's Cause
- Blooded Ewe and Ram Sale
- Ensign Stake to Hold Big Outing
- Whooping Cough Gets 24 Victims
- Appoint Women to Postoffices
- Solar Halo Seen by Early Risers
- L. W. Young Seeks to be Treasurer
- Bourbons Seek New Chairman
- Preparedness is Slogan for Big Loan [Illegible]
- Utah Ex-Senator Manages [Illegible]
- G. Brown Leaves Antivice [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-25 | Page 17 | Lieut. Gov. Morgan in Y. M. C. A. Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
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| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r79m5v |
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| Article Title | Lieut. Gov. Morgan in Y. M. C. A. Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r79m5v/10204225 |