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- Oratorio Invented in 1600 Philip Neri Prepared Way Cavalieri Work Sung First
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- Roping Exhibitions Give Way to Films
- Wins Praise
- Philadelphia Organ Largest in World
- St. Mark's Palm Sunday Program
- Navajo Brides' Deer Frocks Are Banned
- Lieut. Europe Tells of Rise of Jazz Music
- Stockmen Reveal Packing Intrigue
- Mrs. Perkins' Pupils in Piano Program
- Hammerstein Plans to Re-Enter New York
- Paris Becomes Teachers' Mecca
- Famous Baritone Plans Spring Tour
- Pupils to Give Studio Recital
- First Methodist Church Program
- Music Program of Cathedral is Impressive
- Stockmen Dispose of Breeding Cows
- Last of Vesper Services Sunday
- Students Submit Papers in Music
- Ward S. S. to Give Musical Service
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- Scouts Take Test Hike Describe Scenes of Trip
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- Troop 6 Starts Membership Drive
- Troop 19 Changes to Outdoor Camp
- Study of Stars by Bonfire Interests
- Methodist Church Troop Reorganized
- Scouts to Hail Peace Coming
- Scouts to Aid Victory Loan
- Troop 53 Plans Bird Life Study
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- Alaska Anticipates Early Open Season
- Invalid for Nine Years Sees Yuma
- Victory Garden
- Liberty Park M. E. Church Forms Unit
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- Revised Pact Exempts Monroe Doctrine
- Standard Oil Gives Workers Voice on Wage
- League Turns down Japanese Race Equality
- Rotarians Choose Sheriffs as Chief
- Nation Dry Law Lacks Claws, May be Delayed
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- British Flier Ready to Try Big Adventure
- World Watches for Winner of Ocean Flight
- Americans Held 21 per Cent of Line at Close of War
- Los Angeles Greets Own 160th Heroes
- Red Agitators' Leaflet Stirs Yankee Revolt
- Capotal of Crimea is Captured by Soviets
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- Big 1919 Reconstruction Now under Way
- American Fork Work Starting Early Season
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- Alta About to Start Season's Little Boom
- New Mine Mart for Tonopah
- Sales $28,000 Heavier in Week; Many Issues Up
- Silver King Piercing Most Likely Lime
- Eureka Bullion Resumes Shaft
- Huge Demand for Silver is Seen in East
- Gas Well at Ogden Started
- Michigan-Utah Tram Ready during Week
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- To Reach Alta during Week
- Says Mining Boom is Already Here
- C. S. Goddard
- Wall Street Quotations
- Clearing House Banks
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- Diamond Fork Will Spud in Presently
- Grain Summary
- Mesher Well Reported Making 500 Barrels
- Prince Con. Ships 24 Cars Ore In Week
- Reserve Banks
- San Francisco Quotations
- Eastern Produce
- Coffee Market
- Grain Markets
- Columbus-Rex. Ore is Varying Roads Are [Illegible]
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- Reds Finished Russia and Hun Rosen Asserts
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- Racing Swindlers Are Found Guilty
- Machinists Win New York Strike
- I. W. W. Leader to Give $15,000 Bonds
- Rent Profiteers to be Investigated
- Food Situation in Bohemia is Serious Bohemia is Serious
- Dealers State U. S. Demand for Diamonds Great
- This Will Astonish Salt Lake People
- Lost Speech Restored by Wrestling Bout
- First Log Cabin Preserved Intact
- Nominations Made by Student Body
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- Love Notes of Russian Beauty Praise Soviets
- Russian Denies Free Love Yarn
- Ape Flim Actor is Center of Lawsuit
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- School Teacher Acts in Cabaret to Support Babe
- Youngest Revenue Collector
- 'Biggest Moments' of Struggle Described
- Red Flag is Banned
- U. S. Loses 50 to 94 per Cent on Airplanes
- Dares Death among Sharks
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- Iowa Attorney General Freed by Committee
- teachers' Education below Grade Average
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- Hoover Tells of Russ Relief
- Illinois Labor Party Organizes
- Submarine Chasers Reach Pacific Port
- Mrs. Hearst Seriously Ill
- Elias to Succeed Read at St. Louis
- Peace Envoys Send Loan Plea
- Colorado Papers Protest Libel Law
- Murderess, Aged 70, Gets 10 Years
- Flowers and Things
- Villa's Main Force Declared Defeated
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- Zoning System Advocated by D. C. Kimball
- Church Attendance Move Wins Success
- Judge Nielsen to Speak
- Saloniki Made over Again by War Influence
- Cortelyou's Son Adv Ances Rapidly
- 'Blue Sky' Board in Long Session
- U. S. Officers Give Fund for Educating for Educating Girl
- Carnegie Will Foster Music
- Utahns Again Show Their Love for U. S
- Millard Leads in Drainage, Report
- Utilities Board Resets Rail Case
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- Walker Tract to be Platted
- Destroyer Morris Launched
- 20,000,000 Utah Acres Await Water and Labor
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- Siberian Activities of Red Cross Told
- Typewriters
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Capital Stock Increased
- New Suits Filed
- Clearing House
- Real Estate Transfers
- Weather Report
- King Presents Military Cross
- Bolsheviki Offer Ot Make Concession
- Baruch Asks Congress to Guard U. S. Potash
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- Missionary to Africa Relates Natives' Uplift
- Fair Loan Workers Plan Organization
- Woman Appointed to Coveted Office
- Professor Leaves College Faculty to Become Janitor
- Ludwig in Switzerland
- Poles Ask America's Help in Sending Army to Danzig to "Avert Disaster"
- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- $1000 Increase in Salary of Officers
- Lost! Pike's Peak Climbing War Tank near Colo. Springs
- Vocation Chiefs Will Meet Here
- Trees to Honor Student Heroes
- Three Boys Seized on Burglar Charge
- Three Bank Cases Set for April 21
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- utah Will Spend $24,067,000 for Progress
- Utahn of '47 Will Plant Tree in Park
- Survivor
- Sovereignty of U. S. Paramount
- Brigham Chooses Memorial Design
- Men Return from Military Service
- Iron Blossom Co. Passes Dividend
- Mormon High Priest Passes
- Violent Temper Basis for Divorce
- Women Arrested for Bootlegging
- Hooper Sugar Co. Seeks Mechanics
- 'Liniment Causes Arrest of Owner
- Restaurateur Asks Picket Injunction
- U. S. Foresters to Hold Conference
- Two Drivers Hurt as Wagon Hits Car
- judgment by Default
- Utah Churches Plan Services for Peace Day
- Aggie Singers Start on Tour
- Thomas Parker Dies at American Fork
- Cupid Puts in Busy Week at Kaysville
- Nephi Organizezs Commercial Club
- Utah County Ready for Victory Drive
- Wilson to Address Students at B. Y. U
- Calvin Boosts Golden Spike Jubilee Plans
- Rotarians Plan Stunt at Salt Lake
- Cattle Sold below Cost
- Loses Hand in Blast
- Firemen to Honor Comrade
- Mormon Elder Back
- Golden Spike Veteran Found
- Peace Day Program Planned
- Land Men Inspect Districts
- Local News
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- Road Fund Not Big Enough for Sate Program
- $5000 Hourly is Church Aim
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- Talented Young Sculptor Found
- More Utahns Reach American Shores
- Utah Injured with Hospital Arrival
- Handcart Pioneers to be Entertained
- Eight Nurses Get Diplomas
- Fred Rolapp Improved
- Burglars Steal $200 in Jewelry
- City News Ticker
- Compensation Given for Death in Well
- Fishing at Night Banned by Chie
- Local News
- U. of U. Offers Fellowships
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- Benefits Are Plentiful in 'U' Auto Club
- "Danderine" for Falling Hair
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- Parent-Teachers Arrange Programs
- Park Memorial Fund is Aided
- Welling Delays Resigning Office
- Yanks Relate Spicy Yarns Negro Falls Heir to Bonds
- S. L. Travelers Ask Equitable Railway Fares
- Clever Publicity Man Now with Music Firm
- Eight-Hour Law Effective May 12
- Thrift Bulletin Issued by Odell
- Cussing Brings Penalty of $75
- Life Insurance is Praised by Pastor
- New Trial Granted on Jury Charges
- Husbands Allege Bad Temper, Fraud
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- [Illegible] down 86 Feet Now
- Provo May Sink New Shaft in East [Illegible]
- Sink Oil Well in Coming Week
- Metal Review
- Financial Review
- Ogden Livestock Market
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice of Special Meeting of Young Men's Republican Club
- Notice of School Bond Election
- Delinquent Notice
- Delinquent Notice
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- Old Saturday Jinx Gets Bees-Lose Game
- Move Settles Appropriation for Federal Highway Work
- Five in a Row, How Fast Wego, San Fracisco
- The Score
- Local News
- Howard's Crew is Too Strong for Senators
- M' Ginnity at Forty is Winning Pitcher
- Angels Jump upon Portland for Shutout
- Pacific Coast League
- Giannini Will Coach Columbia
- Trapshoot for Idaho during This Month
- Earl Caddock Puts in Claim for Title
- Mille. Lenglen May Play in America
- Plant Pheasants
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- Aggie Stars Are Shining in Baseball
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- Lipton May Bring New Yacht Across
- At the Traps
- Hug Pins Lots of Faith in W. Pipp
- Giant Third Sacker Coaches West Point
- Bar Joe Rivers from Wisconsin
- Old Events Back for Boston Fair
- Official Commercial League Schedule,Season of 1919
- Azavedo Will Swap Blows with K. Davis
- Welterweights Interest Fans
- How Shore Looks in Yankee 'Uni'
- Big Game Country
- Anadian Girl is Champion Swimmer
- Army Kept Players in Good Condition
- Whiffed over 300 Batters in Season
- With Three Clubs within One Season
- Commercial Leaguers to Start Sunday
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- Jury Brings in Verdict Favor of Baltimore
- St. Louis Team is Winner at Bowling
- Jap Wants Return Match in Ogden
- Hockey Player is Sentenced to Jail
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- Former 'U' Coach Visiting Salt Lake
- Pantages Winners over Wilkes Nine
- Washburn Loses in Semifinals
- Tom Campbell Makes New World Record
- St. Joseph Will Have Diamond Team
- Ratner Matched
- Cinder Hopes Work for 1919 Track Honors
- Pacer Sold at Auction for $275 is Real Star in Light Harness Game
- Naval Academy Defeats Penn Crew
- Jockey Leaves Large Fortune to His Heirs
- Exhibition Games
- College Games
- Connie Mack Boasts Greatest Scoring Machine in League
- Jess Willard Places $10,000 as Guarantee
- Kilbane is Winner from Jack Lawler
- Baker Dies after Battle in the Ring
- Japanese Defeats Tilden Junior
- Grant and Mohler Wrestle to Draw
- Movie Thriller for J. Willard
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- Liberty Cars Make Big Hit with Buyers
- Joins Taylor Motor Company Forces
- Unique Designs in Custom- Built
- Speed King Joins Browing Forces
- Auto Demands Still Continue
- Felt Supply Co. Doubles Shifts
- War Proved Motorized Transportation Right
- Seventy Square Miles in Rubber Plantation
- 'Orphan' Trucks Have Hard Time
- Local Concern Making Success
- Law is Passed
- Pierce - Arrow Earnings Good
- Bike Meet for Becks May 4
- April Fooled Thier April Shipments
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- Carnival of Boxing for Pocatello Club
- Huntsmen Report Geese Plentiful
- Former Ad Writer Will Boost Fair
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- Where Learning is to be Done While Earning
- Canada's Appetite for Automobiles Speeds up the Motor Industry
- Want Kissel Cars for Egyptian Trade
- Bigger Output is Willy's Aim
- Sensible Six Class by Self
- Drives Car Noted on Two Continents
- Roads Opening to Spring Rides
- Engine Knowledge Makes Racer Star
- Embargo on Auto Accessories Lifted
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- Returning Soldiers Will Favor Trucks
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- New Calendar Planned to Provide 13 Equal Months
- British Admiralty is Arraigned for Neglect of Chances
- Monsieur Beaucaire for London Opera
- Mesopotamia Future Source of Much Grain
- Bow Legs Caused by Poor Lunches
- Merchant Fleet Surrender Brings Violent Criticism
- Baby Strangled on Nursing Nipple
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- Butter Price Fixing Charged by Clubwomen
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- Will Stage Air Battle Noted Ace in Salt Lake
- Two Vernonites Claim U. S. Land
- Girard V. Hale Here Wearing French Cross
- Grant Dougall is Liberated by Court
- Says Carment's Pay is Bigger than Patrons'
- Millions to be Arbor Day Gift
- Dead Heroes to be Theme
- Boy Vandals Ruin Garden, Wreck Bulbs
- Medical Examiners Reorganize Board
- Defer Alleged Bootlegger's Case
- Guy C. Wilson to Speak
- Utah Nurse Back Fromm Front
- Music Counsel Visitor
- Capable Men Available as Party Chiefs
- 16 Aliens at Fort Are Given Freedom
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-04-13 | Page 13 | Columbus-Rex. Ore is Varying Roads Are [Illegible]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-04-13 |
| 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/s6jh4s31 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jh4s31 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Columbus-Rex. Ore is Varying Roads Are [Illegible] |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-04-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jh4s31/10260818 |