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- Dr. Protheroe Sends Message to Salt Lake
- Concert Liberty Park
- Services in Salt Lake City Churches
- Stars Who Will Twinkle in Coming Photoplays
- Orchestra at Fort Ready for Concert
- Miss Anderson to Remain Here
- Bandmasters to be Given Lieutenancies
- Special Program at Immanuel Baptist
- Music for Draftees
- Tracy Cannon's Pupils to Give Piano Recital
- Roses, Blooms, Blossoms Make Beauty Bower
- New Books at the Library
- General to Punish Alarmist Women
- Wireless Conveys Voices near Spain
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- Dragnet in Colorado Covering Half State
- London Press Jubilant over Yank Success
- 40th Just Landed Says Army Chief
- Sympathy Strike Banned
- Anglo-Saxon World Acclaims American Feat at St. Mihiel
- Utahns in Party to Visit War Front
- Two Days' Gain by U. S. Men is Biggest of War
- Bridgeport Men Get Wilson Note
- Influenza Raging
- Entire Regiment of Huns Captured
- Austri Asks Peace Parley
- Each U. S. Army to Have Huge Motor Corps
- Foch Hits Huns Another Blow from French Front
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- America Bans Government of Bolsheviki
- Railroad Man Killed in Slacker Battle
- Wife of Only Hawaii President is Dead
- House Discusses War Revenue Bill
- Canadian List
- Finn Crown is Accepted by Hesse Prince
- U-Boat Believed Seen Attack
- Travelers Forget Draft Restriction
- Boche Rumor Mongrels Busy
- Gives Whole Time to War "Circuit"
- Alaska Rooster Helps Red Cross
- Many New Inventions to be Shown at the Utah State Fair, September 28 to October 5
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- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
- Race Riot Rages near Pittsburgh
- Ensign Catchpole Killed
- Save Money, Fuel and Food Electrically
- Canada Telegraphers Win Wage Increase
- Claims Osteopathy Made Him Fit for Service
- Sugar Industry Second in Utah
- President's Right to Fix Prices Denied
- Railroad Trainmen's Head Makes Stirring Address
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- More than a Bluff
- Boring His Bit
- More Women Needed
- Other Points of View
- In a School Room
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- Sues to Recover on Amusement Contract
- How to Build a Diverting Dam
- 2 Utahns Slain and 2 Wounded Fighting Abroad
- Federal Prisoner Tries Getaway
- Runaway Boys Are Located Idaho
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- Short Soldiers Offered Chanse
- Striking Butte Men Returning to Work
- State Fair Judges Chosen
- Stocks of Wool Yarn Released
- English Spinners Strike
- Grape Men Plan Closing Industry
- Draft Meeting Open to Women
- Funerals
- City News Ticker
- Bolshevik Plot Bared in Detroit
- Socialist Reed in under Arrest
- Price of Dublin Milk Takes Jump
- The Day's Death Roll
- Noval Council of Allies in Session
- Hun Spy Chief is Taken at Berne
- Writ of Error is Sought by Mooney
- Boy Scouts Act as "Traffic Officers"
- New Suits Filed
- Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair
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- S. L. Stake Will Hold Meeting
- Warning Against Hun Peace Given
- Fall Mosquitos' Buzz Startles as Hun Planes
- California Barley Growers Tied Up
- The Principles of War
- Autoless Sunday May be Extended to Include West
- Girls of Utah Urged to Trian for Home Life
- National Anthem Sung by 20,000
- Increased Rates to West Granted
- Want Phone Moved? Charge to be $3
- Wanted More Sugar,but Got Black Eye
- California over Draft Estimate
- Home on Furlough with Seven Wounds
- Red Cross Seeking Clothes for [Illegible]
- Grape Men Face Loss of Millio
- A Heavy Browing Gun in the Government Exhibit at the Utah State Fair, September 28 to October [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] Troops to be Seen in Film Picture
- [Illegible] Draft Returns Coming in Slowly
- [Illegible] and Germs Part of Program
- Sub Attacks Steamer
- Child Sings for Liberty Loan
- No Let-up in Bethel Baptist Church Work
- British Losses for Week 21,445
- R. R. Shopmen Asked to Speed up Work
- Fined for Feeding Soldiers Too Well
- Grand Daughter of "Uncle Joe" to Wed
- Monetaire Starts on Court's Order
- Will Auction Pig Given by Queen
- Pastor Called for Work on Liberty Loan
- World Public Opinion is Being Won By U. S
- British Museum Open Despite War
- Sabotage is Charge
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- [Illegible] Shortage of Coal Faces United States
- Weber County Bourbons Busy
- Many Pledge Troth in Junction City
- [Illegible] Would be County Attorney
- Alleges Desertion and Seeks Alimony
- Forch to Keep Foe on Jump, Capital Says
- Utah to Make Farms Allure County Youths
- Ogden Citizen Shoots Self
- Last Rites Planned for D. Mohlman
- Four Companies Pledge Lives to Uncle Sam
- Oh, Boy! Here's New One; Ever Try It? Lemon Extract Jag
- Church Chairmen to Plan Loan Drive
- Utah Prisoners May Fight for U. S. Overseas
- Grooming Candidates for Nomination on Tickets
- Idaho G. O. P. Nominee in City
- Brown Bear Brings Sheepherder Bounty
- Mix Your Own Victory Flour Urges Greene
- College Unit Open to Many
- Old-Time Offender Receives 20 Years
- Ogden Brick Buyers Must Sign Pledge
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- Order Curbs Athletics Stops Special Training No More Extended Trips
- Hunters Are Ready for Opening of Duck Season
- Sore and Was Dempsey's Excuse
- To Play Ball with Magna next Sunday
- Makes Record in Pole Vault, Boston Tech
- No World Series but Oh, You Game
- Racin Entries and Results
- Star Jumper to Compete in Meet
- Sport Snap Shots
- Cruise for Enlisted
- Jackies Will Have Stars at A. A. U. Meet
- M'kenzie Will Go Abroad for Red Cross Work
- St. Mary's College Will Have Team
- Navy Team Wins over Doughboys
- Barney Oldfield Barred at Races
- Becker Given Championship State of uta
- Indian in Army
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- Jack Dempsey Has Aggressive Fighting Features and Jaw
- "Johnny" Lavin is Made Manager
- Family Tree of Peter Has Odd Branches
- Mrs. Hurd and Walt Hagen Golf Champs
- Tops Field in Hogan Handicap
- Racing is Revived at Blue Bonnetts
- New Record for Half-Mile Run
- Hun Soldiers Take Robes of Priests
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- Dunboyne Wins, but Purchase Surprises All
- U. S. Red Cross Mission Begins Work in Orient
- Ima Jay is a Perpetual Race Strater
- Women' Shoes Seem Larger than of Yore
- English Travelers Carry Ration Books
- Gibraltar and Channel Tunnels Are Advocated
- Airplane's Crazy Stunts Caused by Lack of Pilot
- National Forests Show Receipts near Upkeep
- British Electric Power May be Nationalized
- Veteran Would Fight
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- Nearly Two Millions Available for Nevada Auto Road
- Care of Tires is Absolute Necessity
- May Soon Withdraw Buick from Market
- Stick to Your Job is War Time Pledge
- Protect Gears
- Straw Gas Here; Novel Motor Fuel Used to Save Gasoline
- Consignment is Received by Browning
- Long Trip is Made on Pair of Tires
- Great Care is Shown in Use of Auto Tools
- Seattle "P. L. " Sold
- Expect Orders Stop Selling Motor Cars
- Quaker State Plans for Big Auto Year
- California Has New Organization
- Vaporizers Lend Power to Work of Automobiles
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- Tells of Ford Experiments Selecting Oil
- Rural Motor Express Cheaper and Quicker
- Delays Are Avoided in Motor Deliveries
- Use Car Chiefly on Business Trips
- Put Your Roads in Shape-Call for Winter Hauling
- Nevada Will Profit by Lincoln Highway Fund
- Westerners Handicapped by Short Help
- Heavy Travel on Lincoln Highway
- Curtailment Will Help Auto Industry
- Auto Tire Men to Have Conference
- Should Clean Pulleys
- Paris Orchestra to Tour America
- Auto Chatter
- Extra Bulbs Good to Carry on Trips
- It is Necessary to Lubricate Chains
- Motor Truck Saving Loss
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- Fearless Americans Aid Italy's Wounded
- War's Bringing Allied Women Together as Men Folk Enter Battle Side by Side
- Red Cross Feeds U. S. Prisoner
- Will Give Aid to Wounded Artists
- Sailors Escape Death by Drinking Dog's Blood
- 20-Cent Lunch Possible
- Russians Shot down by German Soldiers
- Villains Are Scarce, Play Producer [Illegible]
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- Celebrates Its Twentieth Anniversary
- Combinations Now Used in Heavy Oils
- Girl Worker Not Immoral, Says Colonel
- American Airplanes Seen in France by Scores and Hundreds
- Will Stimulate Trade in Autos with Orient
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- Six Million British Women Work Full Time in War Plants
- First Woman's Job as Cabinet Man's Secretary
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- $60,000 to be Paid by Judge for Quarter
- Columbus-Rexall Face in Gangue
- Alta Con. Showing Pleases Manager
- Copper Leaf below 900-Foot Level
- Utah Con. Oil is Ready to Spud In
- Michigan-Utah Ore 15 Feet One Place
- Prince Con. Makes Light Shipments
- Fair Week's Trading with Ups and Downs
- Erickson Oil Shale Run Was Successful
- Eureka-Lily Cutting Fissures at Depth
- Alta Tunnel is Prospecting Passed Vein
- Ute Oil Prepares to Erect Shale Plant
- Eureka Bullion is down to 800 Level
- Cardiff $100,000 Dividend to be Paid October 1making Total to Date $725,000 for Big Cottonwood Bonanza
- Capture by British of Baku Oil Field of Vast Importance to Allies, Wresting from Enemy Chief Supply
- Big Indian Sleeps for Sixty Suns
- South Hecla Ships 500 Tons in Week
- Iron Cap Dividend
- Toppling Ore Bin Ties up Alta Railway
- Sales on Oil Mart Normal Yesterday
- No Slacker among Mines of Great West
- Victoria Shipping High-Grade Ores
- Wilbert Now Breaking [Illegible]
- Silver Shield Working Ore in 3 Place
- "Hell and Taxes down in [Illegible]
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- Alaska Gold Operation during Past Year and Half Compared
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- [Illegible] Gold Situation Said to Be Critical
- Oklahoma-Kansas Oil Fields Show Six Times Volume of Any Other United States Section
- Standard of Gold is Wanted in New York
- Copper Production in Entire Nation
- Utah Contains 42,800,000,000 Barrels Oil in Shale With Half Billion Tons of By-Products
- Standard Oil Big Dividends
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- Three Advisers Are to Counsel District Board
- Norse Mormons Hold Big Reunion
- Bamberger To Leave for War Loan Tour
- Serial Number Lists Draftees Urged at Once
- Booze Autos Will be Seized
- Y. W. C. A. Institute to Meet at Utah
- Uncle Sam Calls on You to Help This Sunday at Capitol
- German Songs Mar Texts of Local Children
- Vital Statistics Show Improvement
- 100 Draftees Arrive to Study At U. of U
- Appeal to Girls Rouses Interest
- Invite Soldier to Share Your Sunday Dinner
- Glass-Eyed Citizen Can Aid U. S. Army in Limited Service
- Swiping Melons No Longer Lark in War Gardens
- Thirteen Credits Will Permit High Pupils to Enter ''U''
- Returns From Trip East With Wife
- Draftee Dad Makes Peace With His Son
- Railways to Accept One-Eyed Workers
- Salt Lakers Fond Of Nibbling Cheese
- Lads Steal Candy to Treat Mates
- Insurance Company Pays Hudson Suit
- Oil Man Called
- City Night School to Open Monday
- Scoutmasters Will Meet in Bishop's Bldg.
- Amateurs to Give Entertainment
- Salt Lakers Speak for Fourth Loan
- Eden Boy Gassed is In Base Hospital
- Songs to Mark Big Parade for Liberty [Illegible]
- Saunders to Return to Face [Illegible]
- Individuals Must Get Coal of Deal
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-15 | Page 15 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-15 |
| 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/s6s197dp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6s197dp |
Page Metadata
| Type | masthead |
| Date | 1918-09-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 15 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6s197dp/10209651 |