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- British Advance on Lille
- T .N .T. Blast Kills Scores of Workers
- Airplanes Carry Food to ADV Advanced American Troops
- Poisoned Berries One of New Tricks of Villain Huns
- Utah Republicans Name Strong Men to Lead in Fight
- Austria Is Reported Again to Ask Peace
- Metz Said to Be Christmas Gift for President
- U. S. Soon Will Have Adequate Potash Supply
- March of Epidemic Strikes Nation Hard
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- President of Church Delivers Address
- Board No. 1 is First to File Full Report
- Pedagogues Would Banish Lady Nicotine
- More Glory for Star
- Thousands to Attend Victory Gathering
- Banker Year for Canneries
- Ogden Falls down in Loan
- W. H. Wattis is Named for Congressman
- Charge Sabotage on Millionaire
- Meeting Enlarged Exemption Board
- C. O. P. Chieftains Discuss Campaign
- French Warn Foe of Retribution
- Turks Will Wait for Better Terms, Belief
- Utahns Hope to Reclaim 610,000 Acres
- A. R. Majors Wins Pardon
- 1,800,000 of U. S. Troops Overseas
- Navy and Marines Request Draftees
- Soldiers Rushed to Quell Race Rioting
- Goethals on War Industries Board
- Australian Tells of Hun Barbarous Treatment Babes
- Births Increase, Tithes Advance Church Reports
- B. C. Hilliard to Run for Congress
- Texas Plane at Colorado Springs
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- 6 Billion Loan is 14 per Cent Taken in U. S
- City News Ticker
- Motor Plants Have Turned to War Work
- 'U' Football Squad Will Start Practice Monday
- Hal Mahone is Again Winner Harness Race
- Box Elder High is Training Its Grids
- Runs from Ring because Glove Becomes Untied
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Drive is Made upon Wealthy New Yorkers
- Chicago Responds to Call of Nation
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- Painters Lockout Brings Bitter Facts to Public Notice
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- Alta Mines Are Tied Up
- Fair Markets Are Holding
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- War Shares Prove Weak; Rails Inactive
- Utah Copper Month Output
- Grain Markets
- Mobile Forces Foch's [Illegible]
- Difficult Times Are Ahead, Dun's Opines
- Mina Mines Active for Miles Around
- Tintic Ships 7000 Tons Ore
- Sales Are Light on New Oil Exchange
- Park City Output $90,000 in Week
- Corn Traders Wait War News
- Live Stock Markets
- Supply Service Overseas Gains
- Statistics
- Manager Killed in Battle with Posse
- Eastern Produce
- British Bom Railway
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- New Company for Bridger Field Work
- Plumas Stock Brings Ninety Cents Share
- Union Oil Declares $2.50 in Dividends
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- Largest Crowd of History on Fair Grounds
- Divorce Breaks Love's Bond for Wilkes Player
- Safety First Council Meets in Capitol
- Influenza is Spreading Rapidly Here
- School Girl Wins 11 Prizes
- Says Daughter Never Invited Her to Dinner
- Jorgensen Will Go to Hero's Funeral
- U. S. Criticizes 'Pan' Building
- Republicans Prepare to Choose Chairman
- Stabbed Two Pigs; Cruelty is Charged
- Concern May Water 3040 Acres in Utah
- Bourbon Nominees Meet in Quarters
- Three More Utahns Influenza Victims
- Directors Vote to Accept Loan
- Guards Enter U. S. Service
- Taft and Gerard May Speak Here
- Funeral Sunday for Professor Brooke
- War Mothers of Utah Confer
- Educators Convene; Commend Mine Tax
- Farm Bureaus Hold Meeting
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-10-05 | Page 14 | Educators Convene; Commend Mine Tax
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-05 |
| 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/s6zg7z42 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg7z42 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Educators Convene; Commend Mine Tax |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg7z42/10220042 |