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- Page 1
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- French Take 40 Villages
- Mexicans Begin New Fighting on Border
- Ranchmen Fear Indian Outbreak at Monticello
- Heywood Given Full Support of Draftees
- Senator Passes
- Stephens and Rolph Appear like Winners
- Work or Fight Clause out of Manpower Act
- Allies Win Way over Shell-Torn Somme
- Senate Adjourns in Respect for Dead
- 27 Men Believed Dead in Burnett Coal Mine Blast
- Newspaper Men Back from Front
- German Empress is Seriously Ill
- Journalists from Italy Entertained
- Page 2
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- American Air Program Going Ahead Better
- Gasoline Order to be Watched
- Notice to Training School Patrons
- U. S. Control of Packers Urged
- Campaign Held Up
- New Wages Announced
- New Schoolhouses Banned during War
- Germans Gain Hold on Town of Fismette
- French Troops Enter Outskirts of Noyon
- Vaunted Front of Hindenburg is Threatened
- Germans Delay Terms with Spain
- Horvath Fails in Dictatorsip Move
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- Wilson Commutes Death Sentence
- Movie Men Pledge Coal Saving Aid
- Medicos Urged to Serve
- New Envoy Sees Poincare
- Hoosier Governor Hurt
- Abandoned Terrain is Vast Wilderness
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- More Attention to Politics
- Nat Goodwin Stars in Play of High Merit
- Amusements
- Allow No Drafts to Grain Shippers
- Jewish Workers Needed in France
- Pantages Show Good from Start to Last Number
- Dr. M'Collum to Lecture on Milk
- I Did Not Know
- Other Points of View
- Better Public Health
- The Air Defense
- Talkative Congressmen
- Mexico Still with Us
- Two Promotion in Week
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- [Untitled]
- Ranges Are Poor; Cattle to be [Illegible]
- Page 5
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- Joy and Solemnity Mark Saltair's Great Day
- Rules Arrive for Big Draft Registration
- Revenue Bill Again Delayed
- [Untitled]
- Events of the Day
- Avers Wife Caused Children to Flee
- Women Are Given Chance to Learn
- W. C. M'Bride Here for Baskin Funeral
- Pay Fine or Go to Jail
- Bourbons Name Their Delegates
- County to Name Four Senators
- County to Punish Light Smashers
- Western Men Given Laurels
- 39,000 Workers Placed
- Luncheon at Country Club in Honor of Pittsburgh Miss
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- Page 6
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- Labor Pageant Patriotic One
- Box Elder Calls 38 for next Draft
- U. A. C. Divided into Senior and Junior College
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Funerals
- Institute Workers Hold First Session
- Hay Fever Victims May be Organized
- City New Ticker
- Granite May Add Carpentry Course
- Pioneer of Utah County Passes
- May Enlist Men over Draft Age
- Browning, Inventor, Called for Jury
- Feed Higher; Milk Rates Must Climb
- Booze in Plenty in Bootlegger's Cache
- Citizen Soldiers Prepare for Camp
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
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- Peterson Puts up Good Game with Garnett
- Sox Divide up Double-Header
- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- A. P. Davis to Head Soldier's Farm Work
- Hun Propaganda for Mooney is Condemned
- [Untitled]
- U. S. Ready to Aid Industries
- Filing of Freight Claims Amended
- U. S. Attorneys Put on Aircraft Probe
- Need for Farmers to Co-Operate is Told
- Slated to Become League President
- Brings Defeat for Cleveland
- Bertha Dillon Breaks Record at Readville
- Admiral Wilson to Take New Command
- Bar Association is Asked to Aid League
- Bases on Balls is Defeat for Yankees
- Racing
- Rifle Men Leave for Camp Perry
- Quartermaster is Killed in Accident
- Mat Artists to Meet at Silver
- Will Hold Swimming Races Labor Day
- One Nonresident Remains in Match
- Brooklyn Wins Last Game of the Season
- Hooper's Batting Feature of Game
- Postpone Matches
- Favorites Are Stars in Sets on Third Day
- Page 8
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- U. S. Dry Bill under Attack
- Cardiff Has $200 Silver Ore on 800
- Market Firm; East Booming
- Oil Shooting from Midway
- U. S. Steel Holds Board
- Corn and Oats Still Decline
- Pacific Tungsten Now Has $72 Ores
- Rare Galena Ore in Several Utah Mines
- Alta Con. Resuming Work in Two Winzes
- Ammonia-Oils Are Readily Separated
- Sell 20,050 Shares on New Oil Exchange
- Leonora Sends Brief Report
- [Untitled]
- Live Stock Quotations
- Local News
- Steel Men to Act on Labor Problems
- Good Will of U. S. Labor Sent Abroad
- German People Are Studying Peace Aims
- Hun Expert Seeks to Explain Retreat
- M'Adoo Seen About Colorado Midland
- Germany Replies to Norway North
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Coal [Illegible]
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Sheepmen to Ask Uncle Sam's Financial Aid
- Crying Babes to Instruct Utah Ma'Ams
- Ram Brings $3000; English Sheep Second
- Stole Tires Goes to Jail, Learns Truth
- Pure Air is Now Ration at Fort Douglas
- For Douglas is New Center
- Boost Given for Italian Dinners by Food Administrator
- Motor Men Win in Contempt Suit
- City Heads Ponder Brown Controversy
- City Mothers to Send Delegates
- Cost of Food Cut by City Commission
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- Adept Housewives to Teach Girls
- Law Frowns on Beer Enforced on Pretzel
- These Posies Are Mine, Said Prisoner
- Teachers in [Illegible] Lake [Illegible]
- 40 Service Flags to Reveal Labor's Loyalty
- Want Liquor for Medicine
- Wool Prices Are Above Average
- Ure, Crash Victim, Still Unconscious
- Utah Boy Injured in Kansas Crash
- Childhood Friends Wed at 70 Years
- Fort Makes Ready for More Officers
- Methodist Mission Opens Conference
- Seventeen Enlist in National Guard
- Parker Cady Hurt in Railroad Wreck
- Proclamation
- Provost Marshal [Illegible] Sends Sanction for World [Illegible]
- State Fair Gains Highway [Illegible]
- Rotary Club [Illegible] to Visit [Illegible]
- Utah Owes Holdings of Bonds [Illegible]
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-29 | Page 2 | New Schoolhouses Banned during War
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-29 |
| 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/s67959k1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67959k1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | New Schoolhouses Banned during War |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67959k1/10205231 |