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- Page 1
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- Germans Begin Retreat in Flanders; Bailleul Taken
- Big Chiefs of I. W. W. Are Given 20 Years
- 8 Bilion Doller Tax Bill Ready to Report
- Local News
- Hope Given up for Long Lost Ship Cyclops
- R.R. Passenger is Shanghaied by Draft Men
- Tug Fired on by Hun Submarine
- Mt. Vesuvius in Violent Eruption
- Senate Agrees to Draft Bill after Debate
- These Maps Show Present Situation on Western Front
- Spanish Cabinet is Session over U-Boat Outranges
- Yanks St Alk Huns from Shelter of Trees at Juvigny
- Experts' Hopes Mount Higher with Victory
- Allied Papers Put Under Ban
- Page 2
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- A. F. of L. Head Welcomed by Lloyd George
- Allied Offensive Makes New Gains
- Fresno U. S. Flier, Companion, Killed
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- U.S. Banker Hurt in Auto Smash
- U.S. 'Ace' Cheered in Home Count
- Slam Princess [Illegible]
- Hindenburg Line Now Less Secure
- Planes Carru Death to Towns on Rhine
- Britons Advance All Along Wide Front
- Yanks May Rest at Monte Carlo
- France Protests Mexico's Decree
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Where Do They Go?
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- Miss Bryant Again With Wilkes Players
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- America's Manpower
- Promoting Safety First
- A Decided Improvement
- Other Points of View
- The Judgment
- Vivid Picture Shows Italy Triumphant
- The Day's Death Roll
- Frank Byrne to Run Stockyards
- Grasshoppers Hurt Alfalfa Seed Crop
- Cardinal out of Danger
- Electric Fan Cuts Woman's Forehead
- Draft Ruling Made
- Pamphleteers Spread Unrest among Teutons
- Amusements
- Page 5
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- Dress
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- Entertains Neighbors at Pretty Knitting Tea
- Plans Finished for Labor Day
- Walter Reed Dies at Home
- Spy Suspect Killed
- The Household
- Fuel Director Advises Dealers
- 200,000 Workers in Germany Strike
- Mine Claim Work Law is Extended
- Bar Association Elects Page Head
- Greeks of U. S. Subject to Draft
- Page 6
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- U.S. Board to Pass on Highway Plans
- Two Register in Advance of Set Date
- Peach Farmers Appeal for Help
- Members Battery B Arrive Overseas
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- Schools to be Open All Year
- 'Tis Fun to Go to School-- for Country Boys
- Gobblers of Tex as Can Help You Buy Those War Bonds
- Ogden Draftees Entrain Sept.3
- Assign Numbers to Registrants
- Board Reclassifies 20 R. R. Workmen
- Ogden Will Help Feed Allied Armies
- Hun Incites Men to Strike; is Arrested
- Ogden May Gain $300,000 School
- Weber Normal Adds to Its College Work
- Funeral Services for Mrs. Dinsdale
- 'Don' Cameron Dies
- Training Corps Open for Men in Camp
- American Fork Has Quota Dance
- T. A. Sessions is Wounded Twice
- 50 Brigham Men Enroll in Guard
- Sacramento to be Air Supply Center
- Seeks Position as Utah Solon
- 1000 Silos Needed in Utah, Says Board
- Medical Service Corps is Formed
- Amusement Men Leave for Coast
- U.S. Diplomacy Declared Open
- Gasoline Third [Illegible] Goes to [Illegible]
- Towns Taken by Allies Are Piles of Ruins
- Boy Longs to Pass Army Examinaton; Found Dead in be [Illegible]
- Page 7
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- Salt Lake Herald Sports
- Housewives Should Report Charges Exceeding These
- Young Pershing Veterans Given N. Y. Glad Hand
- City News Ticker
- Young Men Vainly Seek Work Here
- Niagara is Kept in Waterpower Bill
- Coal Miners Asked to Keep up Output despite Labor Day
- Break Four World's Records at Lowa Fair
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- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- Some Jockeying
- Some Jockeying
- 21st Infantry Reaches Camp
- Notice to Coal Dealers
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- Page 8
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- Wilbert Loses $65,000 Mill in Big Fire
- Virgin Field Appeals to This Californian
- Markets Hold Recent Gains
- Wall Street Again Dull
- Beaver Mines More Actively Working Now
- Five Shots in Oil Field Will Increase Flow
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- Delinquent Notice
- Summons
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice
- Special Meeting of Stockholders Creole Copper Mines
- 23,250 Shares Sold on New Oil Exchange
- Six Park City Mines' Output
- War and Weather Repress Business
- Live Stock Quotations
- Tintic Mines Ship $240,000
- Corn Drops to New Low Level
- Oil Workers Win in Wage Dispute
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- Private Wire Charges 'Low'
- Pleasure Rides Only under Ban
- Matrimonial Ad Lures Coloradans
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- Smith & Wesson Co. Objects to Decision
- Stefansson to Give Red Cross Lectures
- Socalists Meet in Switzerland
- Millionaire is Fined under Espionage Act
- Women's Minimum Wage Made $13.20
- Jeannette Rankin 2500 Votes Low
- Shipyard Strike Off
- Dutch Premier Named
- Page 10
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- Sale of Rams Passes Hopes of Wool Men
- Did They Hike? Oh Boy, Yes! Wim, Wigor, Witality Marked Business Men's Unit Plays War
- Judge Rules Able-Bodied Woman Work
- May Use More Utah Products
- Ill Treated Boy, Man is Arrested
- Soldier at Fort Bitten by Mad Dog
- Former Governor Delivers Speech
- Bears out Fact Auto Struck Ure
- Pet Lamb Does His Bit Biting
- Dusky Draftee Has New Way to Evade Duty
- Subcommittee to be Abolished
- University to Aid U. S. in War Plans
- Completes Tramp in Yellowstone
- 145th Artillery Arrives Overseas
- Boys and Girls With Smiling Faces Enroll
- City to Solve H. C. Problem
- Grand Spectacle Dra Ws Big Crowd
- New Nurse to Aid in Health Survey
- County to Probe Inhuman Plaint
- Sergeant at Fort Made Lieutenant
- Mining Promoter Has Few Assets
- Two New Trains in Service on U. P
- Four Rent Room to Trim [Illegible]
- Democrats Meet at 2 instead of 10
- Three More Learn New Traffic Rule
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-31 | Page 10 | Two New Trains in Service on U. P
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-31 |
| 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/s6v139qw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v139qw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Two New Trains in Service on U. P |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | TWO T NEW TRAINS ll IN SERVICE ON ONU U UA I will be Pla on i A now new train Union Pacific between Omaha Om effective Sundar Sunday Sept 1 be known as No 7 1 ing Omaha at UJ a. a m m. andam at Ogden Ollen at P. P m m. 1 wIn will be known as No 0 I S. S If den don at p. p in rn and Omaha n at t 90 O p p. p m. m The will Ill carr carry a dynamo between three coaches Cheyenne and two tram front dl Ie pt f O Ogden through tourist t Omaha to Ogden ear car Ogda vUa vU via Portland Chicago to 10 C Cand between belen sleeper standard a v and Ogden Osden for Denv SO Q Union U Tram Train No o. o travel lra rn I Ia at al SO 6 p. p Ogden will leave lea a of C 6 Ii P. P at m. m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v139qw/10206387 |