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- Page 1
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- Haig Smashes towards Cambrai
- [Illegible] Bill Vote due Today in Senate
- Yanks Bombarded with Sneeze Gas in Vesle Position
- Revenue Bill Halted over Differential
- Bone Dry U. S. July 1, 1919, is Leaders' Claim
- Missouri G. O. P. Making Platform
- 38 Hun Machines Downed by British
- British Ship in Peril
- Jesse R . Grant to Wed
- Steamer Sunk off Miquelon
- Germans Retreating before British Drive
- U. S. Flyers Bombard Conflans R. R. Yards
- Bolt Starts Forest Fire
- U. S. Navy in 1919 to be Finest in World
- California Beet Sugar Crop 25 per Cent Low
- Americans in Shape to Give Hun Knockout
- Oil Lease Bill Nearly Finished
- Garfield Japanese Wants University
- [Illegible] Oil worth $1,500,000 Burned
- Cardinal's Crisis Passed
- Seattle Flier Killed
- Train Kills Four in Auto
- London Strike Off
- French Capture Two Towns, 600 Huns
- Old Hindenburg Line Reached
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- Page 3
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- "Col." Fuller Goes to Jail
- Men Gladly Join Guard; 70 Register
- Utah Guard to be Completed
- Capital Stock Tax Date is Extended
- Letters to Yanks Ruined by U-Boats
- Idaho Water Supply Studied by Wooley
- No Lack of Fruit Pickers in State
- Weber Republican Committee to Meet
- Logan Sends Away Her Biggest Quota
- Weber Starts Shipping Peaches
- Record Prices to be Fetched by Utah Fruit
- Logan Discusses Sunday "Movies"
- Children to Have Fine War Exhibit
- Schools of Tintic to Reopen Sept. 3
- Man Who Shot Boy Obtains Release
- Utah Recreant on Nurse Drive
- Plan Banquet to Ogden Draft Men
- Rowe and Eccles to Aid R. R. Work
- World's Best Rams on Hand for Big Sale
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- M. E. Missionaries Plan Anual Meet
- Funerals
- Amos Mosher
- Douglass H. Muir
- The Day's Death Roll
- City News Ticker
- School Cafes Aid Students and Help U. S
- Local News
- Food Savers Plan Advertising Drive
- Draftees Dined in Hotel Utah
- Rams Crowd Union Yards
- W. H. Pyott, D. C., Ph. C
- Local News
- Criminal Deputy Will Resign Post
- Brookers to Have Spy Law Hearing
- "Parsons" Simpkin Back from Coast
- Local News
- Are Blue Blood "Baa-Baas"
- Page 4
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- Speeding the Draft
- Run Them Down
- Germany Refuses to Learn
- Amusements
- The Man
- Other Points of View
- Well Grounded Fears
- Thrilling Playlet of Underworld Features Bright Bill at [Illegible]
- Weather Report
- [Untitled]
- Crop Outlook Fine in Utah and Idaho
- Jr. Naval Scouts Recruits in Kenyon
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- Page 5
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- Society
- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- Events of the Day
- To Ban Cuts in Coal Rates
- Two City Dairies below Standard
- How it Affected Him
- Talk is Not Cheap
- Rewarded
- Wedding Gowns Ready Saltair to Yield Joy Orchestra Will Play
- Enters War Work from East Africa
- [Untitled]
- Army is Opened to Men Above 45
- Salt Lake Airman Slain Fights with Three Huns Battles for Five Minutes
- Page 6
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- M'Adoo to Have 'Complaint Box'
- Cleveland's Flag Chace Fades for Fans
- Declares Plan in Favor of Chicago Team
- Lou Princeton Makes Fastest at Readville
- Throckmorton and Taylor in Record Match
- Clean Sweep Made from Chicago Team
- Boston is Loser to Detroit Team
- First of Series Goes to St. Louis
- Stock Fish Lake with Trout Fry
- Giants Take First Games from St. Louis
- Racing
- 700 Draft Men Are Initiated
- Hal Chase Wants Club to Pay Him
- Fewer Trains Run; Tickets in Demand
- W. P. Harlow Will Head Big Hospital
- Output of Books Ordered Curtailed
- Cole L. Blease is Georgia Candidate
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- Camp Fremont Cavalry to [Illegible] Artillery [Illegible]
- Spanish-American Aerial Passenger Service is Planned
- Congressmen Are Asked to be Brief
- 2000 Plumbers Remain on Strike
- Patriotism Only Recruiting Appeal
- Bandits Kill 90 on Mexican Train
- Denver Soldier Commits Suicide
- City Ice on Sale
- Mexican Suspect Caught
- Engineers Corps Needs More [Illegible]
- New Radio School at East Side High
- Antiloafing Law Applied in Strike
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- Cities Deserted by Chieftains of Bolsheviki
- New Tuscarora Cave Flows $415 Silver-Gold Ore
- Local Market is Again Quiet
- Oil Leasing Bill up Today
- Corn Goes up and Oats Gain
- Rails Reach New Heights
- Godiva Ore $165 per Ton
- Oil Exchange Sells 44,0000 Shares Stock
- Caledonia Dividend Paying Every Month
- Illinois Geologist Looking up Shales
- [Untitled]
- Basic Prices for Cement Announced
- Transfer Nurses to Army School
- Local News
- Notice to Creditors
- 8 More Ships Added Yo Merchant Marine
- Hoover Confers with President on Food
- Bolsheviki Retreat on Trans-Baikal
- Locomotive Works is Americans' Camp
- Delinquent Notice
- Papers Raise Price
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- 200 Draftees Bid Farewell to Salt Lake
- Labor Parade to be Biggest City Has Seen
- Pushball Champ Has Misgivings for Builders
- Juices of Joy to Flow down State Street
- [Untitled]
- Draft Evader Attempts Escape
- Local Britishers Plan Service Flag
- Red Cross Worker for Assessorship
- Instructions for Enemy Alien Fraus
- Wilson Asks Boys to Aid in Campaign
- U. S. Heros to Come Soon to Salt Lake
- Goat Features Melon Bust
- Measure Sugar Daily or Save by Abstinence
- Pantages New Home Held Up
- Sheriff's Men Arrest M'Gillis
- Teachers Aim to Help U. S. Win [Illegible]
- Soldier Boy Safe, Mother Believes
- Former Mayor Baskin is Dead
- In Tomorrow's Herald
- Draft Boards Instructed to Add to Meals
- Merchants Would Have Street Stands
- State of [Illegible] Private [Illegible]
- Democrats Will Nominate Tomorrow
- Mystery Shrouds Whereabouts of [Illegible]
- Ure Badly Hurt in Motor [Illegible]
- Taxpayers Begin to Receive Notices
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-27 | Page 3 | Idaho Water Supply Studied by Wooley
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-27 |
| 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/s6gq83nw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gq83nw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Idaho Water Supply Studied by Wooley |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gq83nw/10204810 |