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- Page 1
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- Marshall President of Wilson Leaves U. S
- Constituent Assembly to Decide Future of Former German States
- Daring Stunt in Air Save Lives of Two
- Tea Drinkers Increase as Booze Passes
- Public Discussion of Peace Treaty in Senate is Urged
- Governor Agrees to Discussion on Mooney
- Peru's Apology Sent to Chile, States Consul
- Wounded and Casual Units of Army Sail
- Kaiser Dined Well in Midst of Starvation
- President Will Sail for Paris next Week
- Peace Parley to Hear Voice of U. S. Labor
- British Consider Ways and Means to Extradite Kaiser
- Lads of London Filled with Awe for Indian Girl
- Page 2
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- U. S. Bars Sale of Huge Fleet to Englishmen
- Namur is Again Peaceful Town
- Aviators on Biplane Injured in Arizona
- American Wounded Are En Route Home
- Reds Again Attacked by Men in Uniform
- Civilians' Training Camp Authorize
- Personnel Men in Camp Ready for [Illegible]
- Victims of Social Disease Must Have Permits to Travel
- Five Shell Making Plants Will Close
- Missouri Teachers on Peace Staff
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- Page 3
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- Roll of Honor
- Formation of U. s. Army Told
- Haig Praises Yank Soldiers
- Trouble Cost Her a Small Fortune
- Farmers Congress Has Big Problems
- Four Tons of German Propaganda Seized
- Statue of Poet Riley is Unveiled
- U. S Troops Reach Treves on Moselle
- 27 Camps to House Convalescent Men
- Export Restrictions Are Further Relaxed
- Enemy Property Sale Ban Sought
- Relief to Travel 500-Mile Trail
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- Jewish Soldiers to Hold Chanuka
- Foch in Luxemburg
- Ryan is Re-Elected Anaconda Director
- Voting Machine in New York Astray
- Mountain States Have 78 Names in Casualty Lists
- Page 4
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- The German Revolt
- Slated to Head Jap Delegation at Peace Meet
- Committee to Probe War Appropriations
- West Texas Hit by 4-Inch Snow
- League of Nations Adds to Conditions
- Soldiers' Insurance Campaign is Begun
- Four-Minute Men to Quit
- Dakotan Dies in France
- Ex-President Taft for Nations' League
- Fleet Vital If League is Formed
- Free Wire for Canteens
- Block Ade May be Lifted
- Germans' Seats in Exchanges Seized
- Other Points of View
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- The Lost Genius
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- Future Problems
- Bolshevism Here
- May Govern Metz during Armistice
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- Page 7
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- Peace Conference Expected to Act to Save Russia, Betrayed, Ruined
- The Day's Death Roll
- Liberated Folk Swarm Streets and Cheer Wildly as Allies Take Towns
- Sagebrush Yank Meets Death in Argonne Forest
- Salt Lake Attorney Weds Indiana Girl
- Wilhelm Looted Country before He Left Throne
- Gen. Shanks Ordered to Quit Camp Kearny
- Education by Mail for L. D. S. Students
- French Army is at Hun Frontier
- Ogden Favors Drastic Rules of Quarantine
- Coffee and Tea Prices on Rise
- City News Ticker
- Funerals
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- Barbers to Wear Masks
- Stubborn Shave Fails to Appear
- Richfield Naval Veteran Returns
- Electric Shock May Cost Hand
- [Illegible] Hearing on Theft Charge
- alleged Abductor to be Brought Back
- U. S. Belgium Mail Service to Resume
- [Illegible] Woman Found Dead near Hooper
- [Illegible] Loses Bail Bond; $225
- 13 Aliens Changed in U. S. Citizens; 8 Are Britishers
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- 'Arch of Triumph, Decorated for Wilhelm, May See Rioters Rule
- Many Games to be Held upon Thanks Giving
- Strunk Cleanest Fielding Gardener in His Circuit; Boots Three in Year
- Ad Wolgast Wants His Property Back
- Football Leader Dies of Wounds
- Sport Snap Shots
- Strike of Railway Wire Men Voted For
- Senators Strike off Tax upon Auto Users
- U. S. Agents to Get Work for Soldiers
- Red Flag Barred by Chicago Chief
- U. S. May Become Hog Island Owner
- Naval Casualties of British 39,766
- B. R. T. Convention Point Columbus
- Chasing Punts Practice of Day
- Cap. Bahn is out on Scrimmage
- British Make Many air Raids
- Chihuahua Train Service Halted
- Page 9
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- Anti-Bolshevik Revolution in Russia Begins
- Mock Submarine Has Protection of Government
- To Help Ducate Cripples of War
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- Woman Elevator Operator Killed
- France Shows Affection for America in Her New National Loan Posters
- British Allowed to Remain in Army
- Increased Output of Coal Halted, Charge
- France Holds up Marshals' Batons
- Hazel Pingree is Epidemic Victim
- Will Cressy Overseas
- Vaudevillians Return
- Soldiers Will Escort Body of Lieut. Weeter
- Waits News of Husband
- Hoffman in Single
- Barber Gives Recipe for Gray Hair
- Over One Million Pounds of Turkey Obtained for U. S. Boys in Service
- Auto Thieves Get Pari of Big Cars
- [Illegible] Bar Sheep Imports
- Salt Lakes Has Enough Coal
- Motor Ambulances Arrive at Douglas
- Aviators Jolt Cloud
- Local News
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- Extra Rail Road Fare Will be Eliminated
- Real Estate Transfers
- Marriage Licenses
- Rural Skit to Return
- There's a Reason
- Women Want Her at Peace Table
- Local News
- Weather Report
- German Commander Thrown Overboard
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- Page 10
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- Shorts' Anxiety Advances Corn
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- New Utah Oil Well Reaches 400 Feet
- Globe Con. Levies Half-Cent for Work
- Lice Stock Markets
- Mexico Oil Wells Make New Record
- Gilmore Levies Its Second Assessment
- Professional Playing
- Mining Notations
- Liberty Bonds
- Horn Silver to Pay $17,400 in Dividends
- Cardiff Ships 60 Tons in Day
- Stocks after Heavy Opening Make Advance
- American Fork Co. Increase
- Nevada Con. Profits 44 Cents per Share
- Big Rush of Rigs into New Oil Field
- Oil, Gas and other Dividends Declared
- Grain Markets
- Eastern Produce
- Coffee Market
- Cotton Maket
- Lighter Sales; Weaker Mart
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- Money Markets
- Copper Men and Labor Men Getting Together
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- Anarchy's Red Banner Banned in Salt Lake
- Army Students of Utah to Go Home Shortly
- Police Seek Brawn with Lange as Aid
- W. S. S. to Make Fine Yule Presents, Eh
- Four in Family Die within Week
- Telegraph Workers to Get Vacations
- Fifth Libery Loan Buttons Expected
- Eats Fashionable Again Lost Art to be Revived
- Kitchens Have Charms to Lure Jobless Maids
- Soldiers Will be Feted after Home Welcom
- News Boys' Banquet to be Called Off
- Mrs. Petersen Dies of Serious Burns
- Leon Bone, Justice Special Agent, Here
- Road to Ogden to be Finished next Summer
- Sun Greets City Coldly; Will be Cheerful Soon
- U. S. Fuel Board to Economize
- Will Push Case of Francis Luke
- Chief Will Pass on Auto Parking Space
- Disease Wanes Rapidly under New Methods
- Hoover Talks Turkey, Too
- Song Service Postponed till Christmas Day
- Famous French Artists Coming
- Madden to Serve on Historic Ship
- Utah Holds $2503 for Austrian Heir
- Utah Boys Reported Unscathed by War
- Newspapers Freed from [Illegible]
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- Happiness Goes in Wake of $2 Bills for Boys
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-27 | Page 9 | Over One Million Pounds of Turkey Obtained for U. S. Boys in Service
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-27 |
| 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/s6sr059b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sr059b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Over One Million Pounds of Turkey Obtained for U. S. Boys in Service |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sr059b/10222024 |