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- Battling Bob, Pet of Yanks, Gets His Boche
- 'Prevention of Trade War Our Duty,' Farrell Tells Traders
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- Junkers Fostered Plan to 'Bottle Up' German Trade Against outside World
- U. S. as World Justice in Constantinople Would Maintain Equilibrium
- 'Fake Bravery of German Writers is Forcibly Criticized
- Mrs. Astor 'Mothers' American Soldiers
- Dublin Protests Deportations
- Record Tomato Vine
- American Boys Emerge from Battle Jubilant and with Colors Flying
- High Treason Charge for Selling Hun Silk
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- Weddings and Luncheons Occupy Ogden Matrons
- Ever Fashionable for Royal Robes Velvet Has Again Come to the Fore
- Dutch Indies to End Cares of Candy Men
- Society Girl Workers Welcome Yank Officers
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- Soldiers Make Picture of Wilson
- Horse Meat
- Mrs. A. A. Kerr Entertains with Tea
- Vestibule Schools Fit Workers Quickly
- Afternoon Tea Compliments Bride-to-[Illegible]
- Reach Foreign-Born Residents by Films
- 2.8 Cent Dinner Leads to Court
- Making Him Good
- Eight Guests Entertained
- Page 3
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- Girls Prepare U. S. Bonds Count Fourth Loan Issue
- Imported Gown is Trimmed with Jet
- Tableaux Depicts Hawaiian History
- St. Louis Forces Idlers into Actual War Work
- England Turns Again to Peat
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- 9 Health Rules by 65-Yr.-Old 'Boy'
- Tail Spins
- Court Rations Tippler to Pint of Beer a Day
- Ohio Will Engage in Raising Hares
- Famous Vessel Taken from Run from Alaska
- Man 79 Years Old Goes to Prison
- Boy Soldier in Italy's Army
- Buys License for Dog, Although Pet Was Dead
- Rheims-1918
- Origin of the Submarine
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- Heads the List: Spent $200,000 on Hats Alone
- Little Theatre Means Unfettered Art
- McAdoo Lauds Work of Film Folk in Loan
- Burton Holmes Has New Series for Picturedom
- Paramount-Empress is Now Bright and 'New as a Pin'
- 'Red Ants' Yells Actress While Director Raves
- Odd Letters to Mabel Normand, Photoplay [Illegible]
- Biggest Theatre Unfurls Largest American Banner
- Great Outdoors is Pretty Film Star's Hobby
- 'Fatty' Arbuckle Wins Fame for His Barbecues
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- Page 11
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- U. S. Begins Demobilization
- Germans to Give up Fleet
- Act for Huns
- Solf Asks Envoys be Received in America
- Crown Prince Follows Papa into Holland
- English Premier Proposes Coalition
- Tirpitz Flees before Wrath of Hun People
- Labor to Fight Wage Decrease, Gompers Says
- Victory Jubilee in U. S. Said to Slay Influenza
- Revolution to be Fought by U-Boat Crews
- Dutch Landsturm Called to Colors to Face Outbreaks
- Page 12
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- Woman Found Shot in Denver
- R. R. Wire Men's Wages Raised
- Lumbermen Ask High Wages be Continued
- Fred Fulton is Given Decision
- Mrs. Daniels Finds Collar Button a Pest
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- Noted Minstrel Operated Upon
- Polite Tommie
- Cables' Taking over by U. S. is Protested
- Czecho-Slovakia is Seeking Help
- Had His Suspicions
- Flying Germans
- Italy Keeps Tab on Gold Transactions
- No Orders Received at Camp Lewis
- Secretary Baker Thanks Army Men
- Much to Think Of
- Army Schools to be Allowed Aid
- Paid Secretaries to Help Labor Boards
- Shipping Board Plans Are Being [Illegible]
- Physical Examining of Registrants Ends
- Commissions in Army Suspended
- Palatial Homes Burn
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- Patrotic Cowboys Shoot up Town
- Battle Orders Start Revolt of Hun Tars
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- $400,000,000 to Fourth Liberty Loan
- Land Designated for Stock Raising
- American Troops Will March into Germany Today
- Gooding Concedes Nugent's Victory
- Anxious Father Spied Son in Proper Place
- Fraud Denied by Veteran Army Man
- Property Taken by Fleeing Huns
- Best off Man
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- One of the Issues
- Italy Has Met War's Demands
- Other Points of View
- Seicheprey
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- Palestine in Eye of World
- Ocean Salt and Electricity
- The New Star in the Heavens
- First Big British Concrete Vessel
- Canada Has Sent Many Men to Battle Front
- Concerning a Few Ghosts
- In His System
- Knew the Brand
- The Hindenburg Defense
- The Mills of the Gods
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- Page 19
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- Estimates of Navy Call for $2,441,900,000
- Break a Cold in Few Hours
- Heads of Krupp Works Arrested
- U. S. Takes over Express Lines
- Wire Men Urging Appeal to Wilson
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- War Work Campaign Lengthened 2 Days
- Costa Rica's Affront Will be Investigated
- Huns Warn Navy to Obey Terms
- British Subs' Record Given
- Full Liberty Bond Payments Are Urged
- German Papers Play up Rumors
- Opera by Verdi Sung in New York
- Work on Public Buildings Resumed
- Soldiers Receive Wrong Shipment
- New Schedule for Shoes Abandoned
- Cartridges Shipped as Corn
- Stonehenge Given to British
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- Page 22
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- Lands to be Given Our Soldier Boys
- Utah Land Board Has Lent $5,149,746
- Utah Yank Falls beside Machine Gun in Drive Overseas
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- Junior 4-Minute Speakers Sought
- Platt Completes Inspection Trip
- Lieut. Whitney is Sent to Columbia
- Dave P. Carlton Beaver, is Making Good as Engineer
- Tells Duties of Service Field Men
- Gets His Job
- Page 23
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- Don't Forsake Our Soldiers Now!
- Story of Beginning of End of Great War
- U. A. C. Achieves High Record in War Activities
- Utah to Sing Victory Songs
- Penn Mutual Life Company is on Peace Basis
- Women to Study Poultry Raising
- No Huns Left to Enjoy Peace
- Brigham Youth Pneumonia Victim
- Veteran Physician Answers Last Call
- Ogden is Early With Request for Trophies
- Japanese Bishop Visits City
- Ogden Doctors Report 73 Sick with Pneumonia
- Tubercular Fowl is Found in Stores
- Ogden Citizens Are Lagging in Gifts
- Muny Judge Barker Resigns City Bench
- Prominent Young Woman Passes On
- John F. Tolton is Seriously Ill
- Influenza Attacks Kin after Funeral
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- Influenza Ban for S. A. T. C. is Lifted at 'U'
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- American Tanks Aid French Forces in Capture of Towns during Drive
- Beaver Receives Fourth Honor Flag
- Mother Seeks Son, Who Has Left Home
- 'Leniency? No, $100,' Says Court
- Doctors Amazed at Power of Phosphorated Malt to Bring Strength and Steady Nerves to Pale, Weak, Nervous Women
- French Sergeant Praises Yanks, Says Gallacher
- City News Ticker
- Possible Jess May Abdicate
- Garfield Red Cross to Elect Officers
- Draftees at Capitol Obtain Winter Wear
- Orsen S. May, Who Died in Iow a, Will be Buried Today
- Hindenburg Gets Small Welcome
- Police Arrest Four on Liquor Charge
- Auto Victim Wins in Supreme Court
- Less Saccharine in Utah Beet Pulp
- Dempsey Draws Color Line Mid Hissing Hoots
- Municipality Sues Its Own Engineer
- Box Elder Supports New Drive Loyally
- M. Hansen, Soldier, Dies of Pneumonia
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- Crossing of Meuse is Valorous Adventure
- Hiked Miles and Miles in Chasing Huns
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- Nightmare of near East is Told in Letter
- Statistics
- Professional Men to Boost Trade
- Apples Costly in London
- Insidious Persistence
- Socialist Made Poland's Premier
- Gold Ban Removed
- "Oh It's My Nerves"
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Admit They Sent Whisky to Utah
- Overseas Fares Agreed To
- Pasteur Treatment is Given at Capitol
- Grain Summary
- Page 26
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- The Salt Lake Herald Sport Page Great Lakes Humbles Rutgers College
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- Jack Dempsey Looms up Now as the Heavyweight Champion
- Heavy Fines for Three Ballplayers
- Football Game Arrangements Thanksgiving
- Amos Strunk
- Paper Track for Six Day Bike Racers
- Service League for Coast Gridiron Fans
- Bonds Bucks at Bout with Jack Dempsey
- Indian Has Way to Get Annual Venison Dinner
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- Scouts Discover League Material among Soldiers
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- Page 28
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- Starting Cars in Winter Use of Priming Systems
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- Salt Lake Boy Who Wins Honor
- No Hospital Services for Motor Truck
- Rubber Products Has New Repair Record
- Will Play Camp Dodge
- Use Trucks in Many Fields of Business Life
- Lake Threatened to Injure New Highway
- Winter Storage of Batteries for Motorists
- Western Men Win at Trapshooting
- At the Football Game
- The Tragedy of the Job
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- Oil Flotation Case Now up to Supreme Court
- Mineral Investigations by United States to be Kept up Long after Peace Has Come
- War's Great Costs Given
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- Starting Big Mexico Mines
- Sells is Now Using Tramway
- American Has Rich Gold Ore
- Lily Manager Has Resigned
- Money Seeking for High-Grade Oils
- Stringency in Miners is Said to be Easing
- Cerro De Pasco, Green Cananea, Shattuck Recent Productions
- Oil Industry to be Helped
- Wilbert is Shipping Its First Class
- Copper Price in Past Year
- Inspiration October Output 8,125,000 Pounds of Copper
- Copper Leaf Good Ground
- Financial Review
- Bullion Gets Objective Ore
- West Toledo Found Fissures, but No Ore
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- Standard is down 1475 Feet to Quartzite
- $41,000 Gain in Week's Mine Sales Total
- Deep Creek Mill May be Erected
- Bullish News Did Not Help Market
- Grain Markets
- Notes and Personals
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- Prince Con. Ships 39 Cars Ore in Week
- Amalgamated is Unwatered
- Utah Mines to Help Demand
- Alta is under Winter Blanket
- Alta Con. is Shipping From Braine Winze
- 32 Oils Were at Big Protest
- Three Dugway Mines to Ship
- Cherry Creek Mine is Sold by Walker
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- Stock Market Troubled by Traders' Fear
- New Utah Oil Outfit Ready
- Oversea Famine Advances Corn
- Live Stock Markets
- Clearing House Banks Show Smaller Reserves
- Reserve Board's Report
- Eastern Produce
- Local Securities
- Page 32
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- Hoover to Visit Huns, Austrians
- D. S. Medal Presented to General Pershing
- Senators Adopt Tax Levy M'Adoo Favors
- Senators Begin to Plan Reconstruction
- Fuel Board Fixes Prices of Coal
- Delinquent Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Cardinal Gibbons is Given French Honor
- Assessment Notice
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- Page 34
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- E. G. O'donnell is High Man on G. O. P. Ticket
- Shop Early! is Xmas Warning; 31 Days Remain
- Poor Red Man Suffers from Latest Malady
- Women to List Heroic Deeds of Utah's Sons
- D. S. Spencer is Back from East
- More Sugar for Makers of Candy
- Influenza Slays Parents; Child Ill
- Ordered to Stop Recruiting Labor
- Harry Bernstein Removed to Jail
- Globe Milling Co. Will Erect Plant
- Depth Bomb Got Sly Submarine
- Otto A. Anderson, Soldier, is Killed
- King Alcohol in Quack Drugs Must Abdicate
- Educators from Orient Inspect Utah's Schools
- Plight of Bateman Puzzle to Mother
- Salt Laker May Save Wounded Arm
- Deny Abolishment of Food Board
- Send Yanks' Gifts at Once Delay Means Soldiers' Loss Mail Sacks Here Are Full
- Thirty-Three Plead before Federal Judge
- Court to Deliver Much Liquor to U. S
- Navy Bureau Seeks Trained Men Here
- Sugar Limit to be Raised Soon
- Utah May Guard Boys and Girls
- Lieut Weeter is Ill
- Postpone Victory Meeting
- Grand Jury to Begin Sessions Monday A. [Illegible]
- Col. J. J. Daynes is Named for Schools
- Uintah Completes School Buildings
- Utah Volunteer Nurses Are Called
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-17 | Page 22 | Utah Land Board Has Lent $5,149,746
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s67096b2 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67096b2 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Utah Land Board Has Lent $5,149,746 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-17 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 22 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67096b2/10219480 |