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- Another Castle Falling
- Western Men in U. S. Services
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- Service Crosses Are Awarded to 3 Heroes
- Where the Kick Came In
- She'd Had It
- Weather Report
- Utah Hero Lies on Hill Flag Float over Grave Last Thought, 'Mother'
- Hindenburg Sure to Remember [Illegible]
- Montenegro Seeks Help for Future
- Services Are Held for Dr. R. E. Steels
- Price Schedule Made for Anthracite Coal
- Before a Drive
- Other Point of View
- True to Form
- Helping the Oppressed
- When Burglars Blush
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- Lovely Autumn Dinner at Attractive Country Home
- The Day's Death Roll
- Verdict Against Film Star Given
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- Line-up of New House
- American Fighting Men Cheered by Inspiring Messages from Home
- Funerals
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- No Price-fixing of Raw Cotton Planned
- Massacre of Rich May be Prevented
- Large Articles
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- Kaiser Caricatured
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- Water Masters Will be Given U. A. C. Course
- 3 Men Elected Judges Already Draw State Pay
- Statistics
- James E. May is Dead in Honeyville
- Railroad Officials End Inspection Tour
- Only 50 Cases Found in Odgen
- War Office Fails to Report Death
- Licenses Planned for Running Warehouses
- Slightly Sarcastic
- Farm Waters Carry Too Much Alkali
- Arnott Suffered for Thirty Years
- Former Fireman Killed in Action
- Prague, Chosen as Czechoslovakia Capital, Center of Czech Culture
- Ludendorff's Admission That He Was Outwitted Contained in His Order
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- Loquacious Jennie Jones
- Buy a Bond
- Highest Vote Here Goes to Hartley, Favored by 16,691
- Mrs. Whitesides Dies at Layton
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- French Meet Americans in Track Contest
- Where, Oh, Where, Were No-Hit Games? Leonard Hurled Only One in 1918
- Lieut. Snowden is Ordered to Front
- Big Purse Posted for Six-Day Race
- Sport Snap Shots
- First Football in the Tropics at Porto Rico
- Amateurs May be Members of Association
- Americans Wild for Sport Events
- No Wonder
- Chihuahua Governor Deposed by Murguia
- Col. House Guest of French President
- Creel to Keep at Work after [Illegible]
- Knew How to Spell 'Em, Anyway
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- Live Stock Markets
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- U. S. Protests Mine Damage
- Huns' Business in U. S. [illegible]
- Huns Hit Belgium for $500,000,000
- Dining out of Tows
- Former Santa Fe Head Dies
- Bullion Property Strikes Good Ore
- Money Market
- Big Rotary Rig Has Started in Uintah Basin
- Wild Session Follows False Peace Report
- Grain Markets
- Boards Help Industries to Peace Basis
- Truce Canard Upsets Grains
- Some Brokers Paid $3.50; some Only $7
- Tonopah Production $150,263 for Week
- Prince Con. Output Five Cars per Day
- Eastern Produce
- Peace Had No Effect in East
- Utah Con. Refused to End Big Suits
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- Homestake Declares Regular Dividend
- Has Tested Shales from Eight States
- American Con. Copper Stock Nonassessable
- 35 Men Now Employed at S. L. Copper
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- City Fooled by 'Big Scoop' of Evening Sheet
- Austrias's Fall Means for Utah Better Bread
- Girls to Billpost Walls War Workers Optimistic
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- Food Shortage is Feared This Winter
- License is Withheld from Accused Men
- Mrs. Bransford of Clear Mind, States Lawyer
- Red Cross to List Nurses and Aids
- Desertion Claimed by Two in Court
- Food Chief Called to National Capital
- Services for A. O. Taylor
- Epidemic Loses Badly in Fight Only 28 Cases
- Tots Toil to Make Yanks Happy
- All Trains to Use U. P. Depot
- Suggestive Hints to Teachers on Care of Children
- Reserve Bank Here Will Move Shortly
- 3 L. D. S. Missionaries Die of Pneumonia
- 3 City Soldiers Suffer Injuries
- James Chipman is Buried in Peronne
- Recruiting Officer Gains New Title
- Scouts Save Pears; Baffle Jack Frost
- U. S. Collector Sick
- Military Funeral for Pvt. Whitmore
- Sandy Woman is Severely Injured
- Franklin K. Lane Urges More Effort
- Put Bond Interest in Stamps Urged
- 900 Utahns Are Isolated in [Illegible]
- Hinckley, Soldier is Dead Overs
- War Factory Girls to Gain Recreation
- Earley and Newman Appointed Major
- Seek Whereabouts of Lost Relative
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-08 | Page 12 | 900 Utahns Are Isolated in [Illegible]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-08 |
| 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/s6hd91m6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hd91m6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 900 Utahns Are Isolated in [Illegible] |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hd91m6/10217232 |