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- Motor Club Gives Big Dance
- February Bride
- Home Board Will Meet
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- Fourteen Enjoy Valentine Party
- Club Calendar for the Week
- Luncheon Given for Unity Club
- Graehls Receive Friends at Home
- Daughters Meet in Thurman Home
- Cabaret Dance, Supper Planned
- Fern Johnson Hostess
- Maid Weds
- Girls Will Go to Russia Hostess House is Opened
- Just Gossip About People
- Club Women Present Plays
- News of the Women's Club
- Chapter Entertains
- Church Women to Sew
- Will Aid American Women in France
- St. Mark's Announces Program for British [Illegible]
- Birthday Celebrated
- Bridge Luncheon [Illegible]
- Mrs. Ferry Gives [Illegible]
- Knights to Give [Illegible]
- College Club Will [Illegible]
- Will Entertain at [Illegible]
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- Fighting Men Are Guests at Society Dancing Function
- Women Wear Gems Again in N. Y
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- Review of Bay View Reading Club Self-Culture Organization's Motive
- Emerald Was Worn Ages Ago in Europe
- Real Souvenir Here
- Cause of Scarcity
- Ladies' Club to Keep Birthday
- News of the Churches
- Une Bonne Idee
- He Got His Shirt
- Pas Sammy
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- Local News
- Theatre Treats Coming Week's Bills Excellent Shows for All Tastes
- Star Defends Scanty Garb for 'Salome'
- Orpheum
- Actresses Do Not Scratch or Pull Hair
- Hippodrome
- Florida Gets Studios
- Maxine Elliot Helps Belgians and Aids Heroes
- Rides in Patrol Wagon
- Golden Movie Vision
- Party for Marie
- Completes New Picture
- Changes Name
- Some Orator
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- Opera Company of Merit Will be Heard Here
- Famous Organist Coming Soon
- Advances Pupils Tender Recital
- First Methodist Church Announces Program
- Christian Endeavorers Plan Recital Feb. 20
- Apres La Guerre
- Girls' Glee Club is Organized at L. D. S. U
- For Home-Town Papers
- Music Library at University is Available
- University Orchestra Now Ready for Classics
- Teacher Returns
- World-Famed Organist Will be Heard [Illegible]
- Treat in Store for City
- Nicknames of Army Divisions
- After-War Plagues to Include Rabies
- John Doe-Buck Private
- Page 6
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- The Aerial Crusader
- Kerensky Has Faith in Russian People
- Revelations of a Wife
- Many Ousted from Hotels for Visitors
- Remains of Giant Mastodon Sought in Washington
- Three Generals Now See through Army Spectacles
- N. Y. Chorus Girls to Develop Muscle
- Miss Lansing is Given Odd Flag
- Queen of the Quick Lunch
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- Opinion Divided on World Concert Plan
- Senator Declares League is Visionary
- Red Cross Brings Aid to Stormbound
- Covenant Will Have to Bear Rigid Criticism
- Record of Military Courts in U. S. Rapped
- President Will Tell Congress of World Pact
- Hugh Wallace Will Succeed William Sharp
- Canned Blood Saved Many U. S. Soldiers
- Fifty-Three Reds Are Arrested by Seattle Officers
- I. W. W. Principles Are Renounced by Convicted Member
- Iron Hand Held Need To Check Radicals
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- Page 13
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- [Illegible] Made for Former Kaiser
- Federal Rental of U. P. Settled
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- Railroad Ravages of Germans Scheduled
- Republican Chief of Illinois Dies
- 2,000,000 Books Sent Soldiers Overseas
- President Approves U. S. Board on Prices
- Genoans Welcome American Troops
- General Pau Will be Given Welcome
- Increase in Crime Blamed upon War
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- League of Nations
- Is This Justice?
- Routing the Reds
- Other Points of View
- Work
- Former Brewery to Yield Goulash
- Peace Delegates Vary in Religion
- Miss Booth Aids Troops
- Hoover Sugests Germans Pay Back Cattle to French
- Postoffice Bill is at Deadlock
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- Boost Quality, Farmers Urged by Stock Show
- Page 15
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- [Illegible] Fosters Second Bill to Help Veterans
- Japan's Greatest Actress is Suicide
- African Congress to Meet in Paris
- Americans Learn Lesson from Greek
- Gassed Turkey Failed to Stop Army Spread
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- Taft Approves Nations' Union
- Audra Alden Has Rare Role in Love Drama
- Chinese Adopts Girl Whose Life Policeman Saved
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- A. E. F. Disease Death Rate Low
- Poles Joyfully Greet Peace Commissioners
- Smoot Urges Bonds for Allies' Loans
- Bruce W. Duer Dies
- Late Night Sessions in Senate Forgotten
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- Franco-British Ships Needed in Relief Job
- Baker Lauds War Risk Insurance
- Mexican University Will Interchange
- Resumption of Trade of U.S. Turkey Starts
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- Briton Lauds Covenant for Nation League
- States' Fighting Quotas Shown
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- Borden Criticizes Slow Demobilization
- Japan Meddling Arouses China
- Marshal Foch Lauds Salvationists' Work
- Chance for Inventor
- Villa Bandits Slay Father, Son, after Hearing Protests
- Probable Changes
- Nonpartisan Meet Cause of Protest
- Haverhill Shoe Factory Closed
- Alphonso May Visit U. S
- Senator King Urges Armenian Republic
- Page 19
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- Incomes Yielding up Money for U. S
- Utah's January Wins Title of Freakish Month
- Sugar Company Estimates Rise in Beet Yield
- Returned Men Wield Shovels because Employers of Utah Withhold Aid, Says S. P. Jones
- Utahns Will Pay Tribute to Britishers
- Rotary Club's Fate Mystery
- Plea of Ryan is Not Guilty
- Mattson's Bail is Set at $200
- Sperry Flour Co. Plans Excavating
- U. S. Credit Projected to Aid in Road Work
- Plan Settled for Reopening Bingham Bank
- Soldier Victim of Freight Train Dies
- Elks' Executive Committee to Meet
- Eureka Girl First to Win War Cross
- Honeyville Forms New Farm Bureau
- 2805 Acres Ready for Settlement
- Bands Open British Day Celebration
- State Pardons Board Refuses Application for Parole of Martin
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- British Isles Were Cradle of Democracy
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- War Kills 17 in One Family
- Only 3 Bells Are Left
- Mask Violations Pay $6504.15
- Dice Took $2800, but Y. M. C. A. Man Held Winning Hand
- Photo Adorns Pass Required to Enter Hotel De Crillon
- Price of Beer is 60 Cents a Glass at Cafe in Paris
- Eat Sand, Advises Doctor Who Kept Fast of 30 Days
- Bad Mans! Hurts Itty Tootsie! Its Owners Gets $1250
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- Page 21
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- Red Cross on Peace Basis
- Yank Fighter Turns Bear in Siberia
- Unemployed Army Awaits Taxpayers
- Bachelor Knights Will Give Dance
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- Week Shows Gain on Unemployment throughout Nation
- Heirless Estates Escheat to Utah
- Pioneer Societies Plan Soldier Dance
- Undertakers Face Charge of Laxity
- Pleads in Opium Case
- Soldier Sulenberg Knocks out Ross
- B'Nai B'rith Will Help Ex-Soldiers
- Church Council down on Germans
- Labor Will Take Part in Congress
- Changes Sought in Divorce Statutes
- Makes New Record in Standing High Jump
- Woman is Annoyed by Highwayman
- Church Fete Planned
- Honor Choirmaster
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- Brazil Coffee Producers Are Gouging U. S
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- High Salaried Jobs Said to Go Begging
- Only Relatives May See Deported I. W. W
- Attorney Describes Slaying of Family
- Small Schooner on Rescue Bent
- Capt. Hanrahan Detailed
- 'Pork Barrel' Absorbs Senate
- U. of U. Professors to Give Lectures
- Statistics
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Incorporations
- Yeomanry Classes to be Conducted
- Clearing House
- Store Plans Reopening Day
- Over Million Army Men [Illegible]
- Pythians to Hear Judge J. E. Frick
- Returned Men
- Mothers! Read the Signs!
- Page 25
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- House Passes Girl Workers Hours Measure
- Legislative Calendar
- Returned Yanks to Speak
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- House Delays Highway Bill
- House Recesses Early; Bills Pile
- Bonds of U. S. to France Told
- Clay Used in German Soap
- Not One to Fear
- 1000 Expected at Welsh Fete
- Dealer in Kisses and Hugs Taken into Court
- Not So Hard to Do
- Weather Report
- City News Ticker
- New Co-Ed Arrives, but She's African Mummy
- Many Die in New York
- The Day's Death Roll
- English Lads Make Money in Herring
- Funerals
- Exception to Rule
- Page 26
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- Plans Finished for Feast of Peace League
- Girl's Orchestra Excels Two Adepts Will Dance
- Father Seeks to be Administrator
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- 35 Will Obtain U. A. C. Diplomas
- Experiment Station Formed at Logan
- A. M. Thurman New Field Secretary
- Citizenship Course in Papers Planned
- Buzzer Staff Chosen by Junior Class
- Former Mayor of Paris, Idaho, Dies
- Intentions Were Good
- James Explains His Connection with Company
- Clinking Suitcases Disclose Whisky
- Unsafe Condition of School Reported
- What's the Use
- Under the Reading Lamp
- Where He Ought to [Illegible]
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- Kid Irish Reaches City Ready to Meet Morrissey
- Miners Lead Division in Pennant Race
- Two Chinamen Will Represent Columbia
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- Surprises in Game at Tintic
- Canadian Trapper, Ball Player, Soldier
- Giants Will Have Real Veteran Team
- West Philadelphia Sets New Swim Mark
- Army Loses Game
- Star Hurler Back in Chicago Fold
- Crimson-[Illegible] Match May [Illegible] Game of [Illegible]
- Portland Expects Many from Detroit
- Comedy Too Keen for Pete Kilduff
- Arrange Dates to Hold Meets
- Yale Team Wins
- Famous Hurdler is in Bad Way
- Auto Association Sends Men to [Illegible]
- Rain Stops Game
- Win from Penn
- Page 29
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- Ohio Leads in Car Increase during Year
- Billion Dollars is Spent for Motors in One Year
- Drain from Car Radiator Should Not Strike Parts
- No Spark Plugs with Oto Sparc
- Thousands of Threads Used
- Makes Record Bucking Snow
- Four Carloads of Cars Comming
- Gas Should be Shut off after Using Car in Cold
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- Asbestos Good Used as Packing in Water Pump
- Liberty Motor Gets Approval
- Many Reasons for Trouble with Fan
- Uses Salesmen Who Know Cars
- 'Trade-In' Week at Ford Agency
- V-Shaped Vent Prevents Free Movement of Cutout
- Page 30
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- New Chandler Model Arrives
- Baby Tanks, Deadly Engines of War Now Aiding in Reconstruction Work
- Tighten up Hose Clamps
- Functions of Universal Joints and Their Care
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- Carbon Helps Sleeve Valve
- Fan Belt Fastener
- Difference in Truck Shown
- Winter Top [Illegible] Causes [Illegible]
- Motor Transport District Makes Exceptional Record
- Low Water Sure to Damage the Plugs
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- Clean System for Greasing Your Own Car
- World War Development the Airplane Rapidly; What Will Future Bring?
- Winter Use Demands Thin Lubricating Oil
- Formula Given for Home-Made Polish
- Motor Vibration Test on Ford Simple Matter
- Skill Required to Do This Shift Right
- Baggage Poolers Get Stern Rebuff
- Gives Hints on Winter Storage
- War's Effect on Auto Industry in Figures
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- When Old Gear Teeth Chip Chamfer off on Wheel
- Examine Tank for 'Carburetor Trouble'
- Practical Battery Lifter
- One of Reasons Why Cylinder Don't Fire
- Motors Should Not Pound
- Preserving Tire Chains
- Wilson Chides Gen. Pershing
- Italy Already Repairing War Ruins
- Locking Cotter Pin
- Dog Drives off Rescuer
- Liked Doughnuts; Car Bum
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- Girl's Band to be Organized
- Smoke out 'Demon Tobacco' next, Says Freddie Who Opens Campaign
- Springville Team Beats B. Y. U. High
- Little Sport Items
- Aggies Still Winning
- Throw up Sponge
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- Signs Spencer for Salt Lake
- The Crow is a Menace-Kill Him
- Kieckhefer Loses Champion Title
- Western Trapshot is among Leaders
- Flaherty to Lead Louisville Team
- Will Start Monday at Deseret Gym
- Citizens Petition House Pro and Con
- Poultrymen Elect J. A. Adamson Head
- Will Have His Men Ready for Season
- Ski Tournament Has Been Postponed
- Oklahoma Bidding for Champ Battle
- President Sails for United States
- Paper Criticises U. S. Men; [Illegible]
- Bolsheviki [Illegible] on Amur [Illegible]
- Tech Beats Navy
- Service Records Sought
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- Hindenburg Takes London! Then Berlin Author Wakes Up
- Chasers Built to Cut U-Boats
- Col. House Returns Officers' Salute
- Hospital Gift in Roosevelt's Honor
- How Belgium Loves Queen Elizabeth
- Probably
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- Notice of Special Election
- Former United States Senator Mason, Pioneer in Pure Food and Drugs Legislation Father of Rural Free Delivery System Says Nuxated Iron
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- Activity Increases in Burkburnett Oil Development
- Alta's Great Road-Breaking Got Through
- Big Mining States Are for Keeping up Industry
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- Ogden Has Six Gas Wells with Steady Flow
- Sharp Advance Noted in Grain
- Wilbert Votes to Buy Annex
- $41,389 Sales on Mine' Change in Past Week
- Large Silver Shipments Are Going to India
- United Bingham Owns 300 Acres
- Eureka Lily is down 170 Feet in New York
- Mining and Labor Situation Grave in Nation
- Page 36
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- Brief Session is Marked by General Rise
- Michigan-Utah Ships 550 Tons Ore Past Week
- 'Wildcatting' Said to be Necessary
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- Cerro's January Output Amounted 5,836,000 Pounds
- Smelter Profit Lower Recently
- Copper Men Reach London to Work
- $45 Car Mixed Ore is Shipped
- Woodlawn Vein 52 Feet Wide
- Paloma Strikes Values in South Drift on 900
- Prince Ships 1550 Tones [Illegible] during [Illegible]
- Paymaster is New Tintic Co
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- Page 39
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- Standard and New Workings
- 'Rock Hounds' Employed Now to Locate Good Oil Fields
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- Petroleum Notes from Texas Fields
- Diamond Fork Will Get Drill
- Coffee Market
- Money and Discounts
- Out West Concern is Drilling 2 Wells
- Metal Summary
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Copper Market
- Delinquent Notice
- Live Stock Market
- Local Securities
- Page 40
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- Page 42
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- Cook is Held after Dollar Factory Raid
- Money Maker?
- Mrs. Lindsay Will Pay Visit to Son
- Red Cross Chiefs Leave for Denver
- Wisconsin Alumni to Hear Hammond
- Salesgirls of City to Have School Chance
- Warrant Misses Army Captain
- Business Men Plan Frolic
- Influenza near Matter of History
- Counsel for Pingree Asks Venue Change
- Women Menace Lady Nicotine
- Transfer Van in Crash with Car
- Smelter [Illegible] Arrested [Illegible]
- Family Escape Murder Effort
- Le Grand Ward Plans Banquet
- Harvard President to be Entertained
- New Trial Granted in Damages Case
- Alleged Leader of I. W. W. Sentenced
- Outfit for Making Wine in Police [Illegible]
- Black Hawk War Veteran Pensioner
- Two Utah Girls Will Aid Abroad
- K. of C. Resolve U. S. Support Irish Question
- 300 Will Obtain Red Cross Honor
- Elderly Folk Will be Guests
- Robber Suspect Arrested
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-02-16 | Page 19 | U. S. Credit Projected to Aid in Road Work
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-02-16 |
| 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/s6ks7xfc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ks7xfc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Credit Projected to Aid in Road Work |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-02-16 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 19 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ks7xfc/10241437 |