Pages | 12 of 12
- Page 1
- Page 2
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- Rail Employes Commanded to Quit Politics
- Concert at Saltair to Feature Hawiaian Dancing Maids
- War Mothers Win Honors
- Huns Given Dose of Own Medicine
- [Untitled]
- British Advance at Many Points in West
- American Troops Are Congratulated by French
- Yank Squad Takes 30 Huns Prisoner
- Loading Bombs Ticklish Work
- Rail Advances $202,000,000
- Minister of Education of China Killed
- Italian Planes Bring down Foe
- Congress Has Much On [Illegible]
- Dancing at Saltair Fixed
- Wild Rumors Put down in [Illegible]
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- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Roll of Honor
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- Many Workers Aid in Making Ships for War
- Mexican Army Post Revolts
- Starving Ship's Crew is Landed
- Counterattacks of Huns Prove Futile
- Bears Control in Corn Market
- Anglo-Americans in China Are Organized
- 22 Survivors of Cudahy Landed
- President's Action on Bill Criticized
- Norwegian Steamer Sunk
- British Take 56,035 Prisoners in Month
- Page 7
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- A. C. to be Center for War Training
- East Likes Utah Book New Drama Analyzed
- Tooele Honors Men Who Fell beside Marne
- Nonpartisan's Power Wanes
- [Illegible] Member B. of L. T. Buried
- On Hertling Asks Support
- Cyclist Collides with Automobile
- Spain Decides to Take over German Ships
- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- Wilkes Players Please Patrons on Opening Day
- British Aviators Drop Many Bombs
- Girl Writes Fairy Play Drama Aids Red Cross
- U. S. Workers Praised for War Loyalty
- The Day's Death Roll
- Weather Report
- To Build New School
- Page 8
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- Salt Lake Herald Sports
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- Racing Thoroughbreds Promise Fine Season
- Holiday Games Today Close Baseball Season
- Cobb Pitches Last Inning Farewell Game
- Cincinnati Goes into Third Place
- Canadians Plan Trench Baseball
- Senators Get One More from Yanks
- Trapshooters Open Season
- Chicago Loses to Cleveland, 8 to 5
- Got Base on Two-Inch Hit
- Killed Something
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- Four A. S. & R. Co.'S Mexican Smelters Now Operating
- Couldn't Get out of Bed without Help
- Northwest Gold Miners to Meet
- [Untitled]
- Special Production for Week Decreases
- Making Contracts beyond War Times
- Yank Lines Are Shelled in Vain
- [Untitled]
- Gold and Prices in Past 17 Years
- Spokane Brokers May Go on Strike
- The Very Cream
- Special Meeting of Stockholders Creole Copper Mines
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Coal Dealers
- Notice to Creditors
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- Business Men Pass Varied Camp Sunday
- Girls Gladly Work Unpaid for Uncle Sam
- Relates Many Odd Sidelights of Camp Lift
- Chosen Foods Benefit Diet
- Dobbin Comes into Own Again
- Citizens Have Rare Chance
- New Building to Rise Soon
- Harold Knaphus Dead
- Service in Memory of Mrs W. Graupe
- Col. Jackling Visits Mines at Bingham
- Canning Hints to be Offered
- Heroes' Day is Rendered Honor
- Delay Peace Crush Boches, Urges Bisho
- 10 Salt Lake Men Are Made Lieutenants
- Red Cross Film Comes to Orpheum
- Buy Sugar Fruit at Police Station
- Chosen to Promote Shipyard Harmony
- Bernstorff Used Eastern Magazine
- Wilson Saves Fuel ; Rides behind Bays
- Brady to Invest Wealth in [Illegible]
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-02 | Page 12 | Girls Gladly Work Unpaid for Uncle Sam
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-02 |
| 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/s6kh1t6z |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kh1t6z |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Girls Gladly Work Unpaid for Uncle Sam |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | a aIl o Il Girls Gladly Work Unpaid for Uncle Sam VERNA IKES N is seated at nt the left of the t table ull Behind her is Tois Lois t thou then Elva EI Wilke- Wilke M MISS son bon Mrs Harry Jellison and La Von Yon Dudler who sits nt at the extreme right of the table Capt J. J S S. S Earle is standing while behind him next to the door is Mae Mac Edwards Edvards a 0 aYS O 0 T YS 11 I f A j I c 1 t.- t. A 4 A Ak 4 k r. r t s t I PT G for Uncle Sam at nothing I W WORKING vy a month salary salar and mighty happy happ In their new Jobs This explains the presence of ot Capt J T 3 S S. S Earley Earle and his attractive staff stat of workers who went to the Capitol yesterday and ind nd volunteered to assist the Utah draft headquarters In Its Ita stupendous stupendous stupendous dous task o of preparing to enroll more than men between the ages of oC 18 8 and aul 46 45 on the big September regIstration registration regis regIs- day And Captain Earle Earley Is mighty cheerful cheerful cheerful cheer cheer- ful over oer the unselfish patriotism of or Salt Lal Lake e girls for tor It falls to him to furnish every Utah draft office offic with sufficient materials to set Rel the states state's draft machinery In motion The sortIng sorting sort- sort Ing lug and numbering of at millions of ot canlIs cards is just one of oC tho the tasks that he must accomplish A few days das ago The Herald Horald published an appeal from Captain Earley Barley for tor volunteer workers explaining that the Job was Just plain work without any salary attached to It Not t Ii n. n brilliant Inducement maybe mabe one has to face the high cost of or living Ing with numerous nu- nu nerous Incidentals Did the girls re respond respond re- re spond V Well ell Just glance at the above photograph snapped yesterday b by Tho The Herald Horald photographer and find the answer |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kh1t6z/10206968 |