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- Social News of Ogden
- Z. C. M. I. is 50 Years Old Founded to Lower Prices Sales Total $200,000,000
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- Aviator's Bride
- Takes Bobcat Alive
- The Color Essential
- Clerk, Now Colonel, Owes Rapid Rise to Bravery in Battle
- British-French Air Mail to be Started Directly after War
- Great Harvest on Golf Links
- Up in the Air
- Capital's Girls Doing Their Part
- Trained Women Do Not Menace Man's Prestige
- Texas Executive Pardons Murderer
- British Horses Rationed
- Wills Candy to Kiddies
- Canadian Shopmen Ignore Strike Ban
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- Epidemic Hurts Theaters Costs Playhouses Fortune Managers Show Spirit
- Mary Pickford Mystery Lady of Film World
- Stars Who Will Twinkle in Coming Photoplays
- '18 to 45' is Vital Story of Big Draft
- Cyril Maude in Genial Comedy Scores Big Hit
- M'Clellan Finishes Two Martial Songs
- Mrs. Marks, Pianist Removes to Magna
- Actor Travels 2000 Miles to Play Here Once
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- Fatty Arbuckle in 'the Sheriff' is Latest Comic
- 'Battling Jane' Tryout Evokes Scores Laughs
- 'Off Chance' Latest Ethel Barrymore Hit
- What's Doing at the Movie Studios
- Otis Skinner Helps Sale of Thrift Stamps
- Charles Ray In Play Teeming with Humor
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- Germany Accepts United States' Terms of Peace
- Good Faith of Enemy is Test of Hun Reply
- Talks Peace for Huns
- Nation Gives Millions for Liberty Loan
- Hundreds Lost in Minnesota Forest Fires
- Wilson Walks in Liberty Day Parade at N. Y
- Surrender in Person of Hun Leaders Urged
- Germans in Flight Pursued at All Points
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- Kaiser's Rule May Have Come to Sudden End
- Art Gems of Europe Are Brought Here
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- Where Lies Mouth of Jordan River?
- Ambassador Page in U. S. Critically Ill
- Japanese Attache Dies
- City Given Art Gems
- England Asks Y. W. C. A. to Aid
- Reports of Drug Addicts Refuted
- Family Money Needed
- Red Cross Relief Ship at Archangel
- Woman Defeats Men in Gun Duel
- Ex-Naval Officer Shipyard Worker
- 18 Policemen Cut in Brooklyn Race Riot
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- Famine Rushes Bolsheviki to End of Regime
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- Lemon Juice Whitens Skin
- Latest German Outrage Scored
- Camp Lewis Enjoys Liberty Day Program
- Earthquakes Rock Porto Rico Towns
- Willard Andelin Revisits Utah; Hears Recitals
- Pullman Report Delayed
- Hogs is Transit
- Lucermo as Animal Feed Attracts Wide Attention
- The Kaiser's Check
- Union Shipyard Man Quit Work at Noon
- Not So Hasty
- Barefoot Dancing
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- [Illegible] Urged to Learn How of Home Care
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- U. S. Troops on Lost Otranto Numbered 690
- Millions Use it for Colds
- Make Your Stomach Your Best Friend
- Judge Failed to See Humor
- Thousands Riot in Japan
- Would Have Paid Better
- What He Really Got
- Salt Lake Youth at Death's Door
- Truck Driver Hurt as Car Hits Auto
- Cause and Effect!
- Purse Jimmied with Chisel
- Dead to be Buried in Churchyard
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- Candy Yields Energy; Holds Carbohydrates
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- British Undertakers Find Wood Shortage an Embarrassment
- Author-Soldier
- Returned Yanks May Get Cleared Deforested Land
- British Cafe is Big Success
- Porto Rico Aids U. S. Loans
- Tanks Did it, Say Huns
- Jugo-Slavs Hope to Form Free Country
- Mexican Promises Sonora Prohibition
- Recruiting Piper on Active Duty
- Coal Digger Earns $18 Day
- Heifers Found in Bedroom
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- Go to Church at Home
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- [Illegible] Gains 98 Victims; Three Die
- Invocation
- Objective for Drive Partially Attained
- Keeping up the Morale
- Benediction
- Schools Adopt Federal Plans
- Name New Cashier for Logan Bank
- Conductor is Badly Injured
- Banner Town in Liberty Loan
- Strange Coincidence in Stricken Family
- Bank Commissioner Calls for Report
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- Announcement
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- Loses to Great Lakes; Illine Team Defeated
- Eight Rounds Are Not Enough to Test Leonard and Lewis Out
- New Boxing Stars Now in Service May drive Tutors from Spotlight
- Coast Men Lead Trapshooting
- Schedule of Games Made by Officers
- Stagg's Huskies Lose to Naval Reserve
- Stagg Covets Varsity End
- Sol Butler Comes Back
- Win Last Minute Game
- War Stimulates Religion
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- Believed Cards; Sought Death
- Sport Snap Shots
- Hunt Diamond Recruits War Makes New Fields
- Where to Go after Big Game
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- Truck Amazes Many through Performance
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- Parrett Tractor Filling Need of Reliable Power on Farm
- Factories Turn to Trucks Curtail Passenger Cars
- Testing Batteries before Bad Weather
- Government Control of Auto Licenses
- 'Flu' Masks Ready to Check Epidemic
- Didn't Make a Hit
- Judging by Signs
- Not Answered
- Leave out the Pins
- Would Help Some
- No Toes
- Capt. H. E. Lew is, Popular Athlete, Dies of Pneumonia
- World Rings with Heroic Yanks' Replay to Slogan 'Tell it Ot Marines'
- Sees Them Often
- Club Meets at Red Cross
- Making Them Hot
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- Will Continue Sale of Truck and Motor Car
- Automobile Tops That Are a Distinctive Feature in Cars
- Sub Chaser is Sunk Overseas
- Trucks Used Hauling Hogs into Markets
- Automobiles Right Hand Man for Salesmen
- Carry Two Lights
- Secure from Freezing
- Auto Was Dangerous
- First Auto Tailor
- Western Men in U. S. Service
- Utah Boy Victim of Influenza at Camp in Kentucky
- Manifold Delusions Mark U. S. Camouflage Station
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- Influenza Will Close U. A. C
- "In God We Trust"
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- Independence Day is Popular for Birthday
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- Motors Only Twelve and Half per Cent Efficient
- Auto Owners Joining New Organization
- How Tires Heat up in Speeding and in Hot Weather
- Motor Truck is Switching Cars
- Long Ride in Bed upon Automobile
- Ten per Cent of Forces in Truck Hauling Work
- Tractors Are Better Built
- Hauling Cattle by Means of Truck
- Motor Trucks Carry Blue-Blooded Stock
- Avoid Trouble with Oils by Advice Given
- Motors Given Millions in War Material
- Truck Will be as Necessary as Plow
- Data of Highway
- Army Color for Trucks for Army
- How Sultan Rode
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- Dugway Mill Still in Slight; Ore is Moving
- Want Gold Miner Given Inducement
- New American Oil Wells Total 6167 in September with Flow Aggregating 143,399 Barrels
- Giroux Now Attractive
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- Mine-Oil Stocks after War Over
- Nevada-Douglas is Speeding Up
- Tintic Standard and Recent Stock Jump
- Goodsprings Mines Are Active; Yellow Pipe Profits Larger; Green Monster in Big Vein
- Assessment Record in 1918 is [Illegible]
- Quicksilver Found in Arizona Field
- South Utah Making Money out of Lease
- Mines Which Paid out in September
- First 50-Ton Unit for New Shale Plan
- Copper Output to be Record in 1918
- 13,000 Shares Are Sold on Oil Mart
- Prince Con. Ships 2000 Tons in Week
- Alta Con. Deeper Work is [Illegible]
- Cardiff Road Still Too Soft for [Illegible]
- Majestic Co. Prospecting in Glory Hole
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- $10,000 Gain in Mine Sales during Week
- Utah Mines Go on Patriotically Doing Their Duty in Spite of Fact Profits Fall Heavily behind 1917
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- Bulls Profit by War News; Steel Drops
- What About Copper after War is Over
- Big Boulder of Rich Ore Found in Col.-Rexall
- Brokers Win 100 per Cent in 3 Minutes
- Metal Review
- Eureka-Lily is Working in Two Places
- Grain Markets
- Michigan-Utah Ships
- Swifts Will Sell out Canning Firm
- Uvada Copper Ships 500 Tons
- Alta Mine's Movement of Ore Better
- Notes and Personals
- Corn Drops 18C on Heavy Sales
- Local Securities
- Live Stock Markets
- Enlisted at 12 Years
- Aids Deserter Son, Fined
- Condition of Fedral Reserve Banks
- U. S. Soldiers Fleeced; Notes on Fake Bank
- Rome Den Gets Wolf
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- Timely Hints to Knitters Yarn Shortage is Serious Spurn Red Cross 'Don'ts'
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- Man Dies Suddenly in Physician's Office
- Ogden Loan Drive Experiences Slump
- First M. E. Closes During Epidemic
- PVT. W. A. Justeson of Moroni, Utah, is Cited for Bravery
- Brigham Physician Leaves the Army
- Food Officials Plan Conference
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Five Utah Boys Make Supreme War Sacrifice
- Herald First to Give News to Salt Lake
- Maj. Stanton in Nominated for Brigadier
- Kiwanians Are Exemplars 'Dwell Together in Unity
- Telegram Sued for Third Time
- New Ada R. R., 12 Years Old, to be Scrapped
- Russion Buys Kearns Ranch in California
- Tahitians Doing Their Bit in War
- Northwest Booms from Shipbuilding
- Callister Leaves for Virginia Fort
- Breaks Ground for Big Wheat Field near City
- Salt Lake's Sidewalks Are Spotless
- Weber G. O. P. Holds Meeting out-of-Doors
- Utah Credit Men Install New Service
- Painters' Strike near Settlement
- Gold Output of Alaska is Serious
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- Corporation Taxes Are Due
- Kiwanian Ideals
- District Manager Westcott Issues Terse Message to Fellow Kiwanians
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-13 | Page 31 | Utah Mines Go on Patriotically Doing Their Duty in Spite of Fact Profits Fall Heavily behind 1917
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-13 |
| 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/s64b467b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b467b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Utah Mines Go on Patriotically Doing Their Duty in Spite of Fact Profits Fall Heavily behind 1917 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 31 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b467b/10211144 |