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- Fletcher Bill Urges National Conservatory
- Soloist
- American Voices for Great Pageant
- U. S. Possesses Rare Artists, Say Churchmen
- Concert Program at Lagoon Today
- Students of Farm College Give Opera
- Prof. Lund Gives 'Die Uhr' at 'U'
- Utah Songbird is Praised in East
- Pupils of Miss Worth to Give Musical Today
- 2 Concerts at Saltair Today
- What Eberly Did in Music in Five Days
- London Acclaims Famous Diva Melba
- Madge B. Sanders Will Teach in S. L
- Joint Piano Recital at 'U' Announced
- Concerts Abound in Joyous Paris
- Theatre Ticket Tax Will be Abolished
- S. L. Girl Scores Big in Providence
- Famous Soprano Will Tour U. S
- German Slashes Cripple
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- Attack on Juarez Started
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- Rotarians Plan Full Menu for 10th Feast
- Turks Allowed Possession of Constantinople
- Villistas on Three Sides of Defenders
- Old Style July 4 Will be Outdone
- Suggesting What's Coming
- Vickers-Vimy Plane Starts Across Ocean
- Burleson Yields and Phone Strike is Off
- Beer and Wine Plea of Labor at Capitol
- [Illegible] Strike Data [Illegible] in Dispute
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- Utah Mines Needed in Nation's Big Program
- Columbus-Rex, is Cutting out New Station
- Bingham Was Gold Placer Camp, With Only Prospects of Lead-Copper in 1870
- Coeur D'Alene is Big Mineral County of Idaho, Which Yielded Total of $36,552,158 in Year 1918
- Cardiff Truck Makes Two Trips Makes Two Trips to Mine Bins
- 'Tintic Wizard' Visits Scene of First Success
- Naildriver is Only Park City Mine in Action
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- Apex Standard Opens Live Quartz at 800
- Eureka Mines Has Three Feet of Good Values
- Lost Spanish Mine is Found
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- Senators to Urge Law to Control Reds
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- Notables Sail to See Prince on Goat
- Angeles Says Villa Ordered Attack
- Carranza Will Quit Public Life
- Wife of Hungarian Red Chief Spends $25,000 on Clothes
- New Bomb Outrage Planned, U. S. Chief Investigator Warns
- Succeeds Anderson as I. C. C. Member
- Western Ranchers' $1,000,000 Band' is Back from France
- Pennies Famine Prompts Chicago to Ask for Mint
- Johnson Urges Barring of Aliens
- Italian Back Form War with 148 Scars
- Crowds See Airman Dashed to Death
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- Modern Home in Downtown Street is Plan
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- Utah Dames Honor Flag 700 Years Old
- Grant Bagley Practices Law in Salt Lake
- How New Road Are Progressing
- Eagles Will Hold Series at Saltair
- Sparks Start Fire in Parley's Canyon
- Miss June Rigby Weds Lieut. Love
- Cedar Valley Loses $100.000 Grain Grop
- Carpet Prices Rising
- Bishop Hansen to Go to Washington
- June Festival at Tabernacle June 22
- League's Program Upheld in Courts
- New Drink to Fight Drouth
- Emigration Ward Anniversary
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- Sell $122,649 during Week on Mining Mart
- Great Piles of Silver in India
- Wall Street Quotations
- Michigan-Utah Ships 5 Cars of $18 to $25 Ore
- Lehi Tintic Looking Better
- I Have on Hand or Listed with Me
- Crop Outlook Boosts Corn
- Mines and Oils Big Shippers
- New York Bond Quotations
- Prince Ships 1250 Tons Ore; Flux Values
- Money and Discount
- Eastern Produce
- San Francisco Quotations
- Metal Review
- Change Summary
- Sebree-Lane is New Brokerage House
- Pioche Bristol Will Sink Shaft
- New York Curb Close
- Big Deep Creek Merger Moving
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- Nonspeculative Shares Firm; U. S. Steel Gains
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- Campfire Girls to Open Summer Campaign with Americanization Keynote
- Financial Review
- Noted Gram Pony Made Rare by War
- Bank's Cash Safe; Cashier Murdered
- Ice Cream is Heir of Old Man Beer
- Messenger Giral is Boy in Court
- Names of Heroes to Adorn Pulpit
- Snakes Kill 23,900 in India, is Report
- Weedon Grossmith, Actor-Artist, Dead
- Swears California Jurist Was Bribed
- Clearing House Banks
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- Vocational Groups Will Meet June 18
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- Utah School Men to Plan Year's Work
- Pre-War Prices Soon to Prevail in Postoffice
- Utah Products Day at Saltair Will be July 9
- Scouts Will Give Hopper Big Ovation
- Nurses Have Time to Earn Fee for Test
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- But at Times Police Have Lucky Days
- Flag Day at Provo
- Bullet Kills Boy
- Plan Great Fourth
- Carbon Graduates Ten
- Spanish Fork Celebration
- Postoffice Flooded
- Grief Brings Suicide
- Victory Hardy Buried
- Prepares for Mission
- Resume Road Work
- Dead Hero Gets Medal
- Flames Destroy Barn
- Officials Tour County
- Provo Plans for Big Celebration July 4
- Farm Bureau News in Counties Planned
- Appoint Music Teacher
- Huns Kill French Printing Industry
- Submarines Sail
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- Price of Shoes Goes High; S. L. is Protected
- Flirting Employer Banned by Pastor, Who Warns Girls
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- 'Dead Man' Leaps From Casket Box
- Sword Gift Kept from King George
- Tobacco Hardens the Arteries, Weakens the Heart and Shortens Life
- Looks like Radical; Surrounded by Mob
- Pastor's Daughters Taught Wrestling and Self-Defense
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- Ogden News
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- Police Seeking 3 Young Girls
- Trio Held as Taxi Robbers
- Industrial School Flag Day Program
- Dentists to Meet in Provo next Year
- Koreans in Ogden Organize Society
- Red Cross of Ogden Ahead of Its Work
- U. P. Sued because Hog Livers Spoiled
- Parry Regains Consciousness
- Carload of Aliens Will be Deported
- Grant Four Licenses
- Deaths
- Idahoan Loses Both Hands in Powder Blast
- Mother in Courts to Recover Baby
- Weather Report
- Funerals
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- 'Strong Man' of Greece Would Slice up Turkey
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- Americans Joy with Britons; Lansing Talks
- Wins Airship Ride for Her Loan Work
- Sleeping Sickness Follows Influenza
- 'Mickey' Continues Orpheum Triumphs
- Utility of Automobile Recognised Long Ago
- New York Road Bills
- Ontario Votes for Roads
- This Will Astonish Salt Lake People
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- Leaves Chair at 'U' to be Copy Writer
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- Record Crowd of Retailers due next Week
- Idaho Lad Too Young to Enlist, Asks Bonus
- Cymri to Go to Saltair July 17
- Oil Operator of Utah Back
- Statistics
- Overseas Balloon to Start June 20
- Strikes Upset Italy, France and Germany
- Commends Utah Safety Drive
- Utah Men Who Arrived Home Recently
- Removes the Roots of Superfluous Hair
- Linnard to Build Hotal in New York
- Radio-Active Pad Restores Health or Money's Back
- Car Has 'Horse Sene'
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- Assessor and County Board Still at Odds
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- Rotarians to See Beauties of Utah Cities
- Revolving Round Rotarians some Spokes in the Wheels
- Rotary Covers World's Work Embraces Many Occupations
- Courteous 'Hello' Girls Will Speed Phone Calls
- 40,000,000 Rats And England in Fight to Death
- City Ticker
- To Remove First Sings of Old Age
- Delegates Will Discuss Boys and Their Work
- Three Awards Promised for Attendance Scores
- All on the Job
- Showing Her Up
- China to Promote Trade
- Pocatello Holmes Home
- Mutual Will Dance
- Return with Pershing
- Stake Officers Confer
- Operetta Pays Big
- Hold Conference
- Boy Breaks Arm
- Dried Fruit Prize Winners
- W. S. S. Investment Urged
- Talk on Naturalization
- Conference at Morgan
- Returns from Convention
- Aviator Will Return
- Rhyming Prose Mistletoe Yarn
- War Taught to Guard Health
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- De Palma Breaks World's Fifty-Mile Record
- Would Place Work on Federal Roads under Commission
- New Players Strengthen Tiger Team
- Classy Stars Will Wear U. S. Colors in Meet
- Tennis Players Oppose Repeal Daylight Law
- American Player Wins in England
- Trans-Mississippi is Won by Whitney
- [illegible] Still Champ
- Joe Pesek is Awarded Match over Zbyszko
- League Leaders to Meet Today
- Tears down Old Stuff About Way of Jess Willara
- Dempsey Takes Plunge in Bay
- Golf Notes
- Great Crowds Fishing Today
- Finishes Two-Thirds of Mile in Lead
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- Some of Greatest Boxers Have Lost to Inferior Foes
- Star Soldier Athletes on Way to Compete in Allied Meet in France
- Eddie Pleases Fans but Loses Double-Header
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- Seals Win in Tenth Inning
- Mayor Forbids Sunday Baseball for Kaysville
- Pacific Coast League
- Oakland Takes Lead of Series
- American Association
- Municipal Grounds for Auto Bugs
- Robertson Fails to join Pirates
- Senators Shut out Clymerites
- Iron Men Trim Gream Freezers
- Pal Moore Sails to Meet Wilde
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- Ture Has Had Drivers of Every Type
- 'Hippo' Vaughn Beaten by Old Rival Toney
- May Win Women's Golf Championship
- Eddie Cicotte Wins Twelfth Game of Year
- British Peer to Play U. S. Golfers
- Mit Artists to Do Battle for Visiting Fans
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- What is Rheumatism? Why Suffer from it?
- Stellar Pacers Will Clash in Turf Race Meet
- St. Louis Moves into Fifth Place
- American Team to Play Abroad
- Idaho Fishin' is some Stunt, Says Automobile Man
- Sixteen Hits of! Phillie Twirlers
- Stop Game for Rain; Then Reds Win It
- Local News
- Cleveland Wing in Thirteen Innings
- Washington Trims Detroit Tigers
- Yankees Defeat St. Louis Browns
- Girl Swimmers Set New Marks
- Baseballers to Play for Benefit Fund
- Fritz Maisel One of Dunn's Stars
- Trapshooting Rule Books Are Ready
- Millions Spent by Auto Owners
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- Salt Lake Adds Another Federal Truck to Its Fleet of Street Flushing Machines
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- Will Handle Ignition Work
- Impact of Car Stopped is Great
- Traffic Cops Must be Auto Drivers
- Motorists Plan Automobile Tour
- Good Oil Cures Harsh Noise in Changed Gears
- Ship Cars to Foreign Parts
- Two Cars in Train Broke Laws in Early Times
- Irregular Missing Caused by Dirty Spark Plug
- Tools Should be Wiped
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- [Illegible] of Trucks Quite Varied
- Willard Small Compared to the First King, Who Weighed 333 Pounds
- Sport Notes
- George Sisler Takes Lead in League Batting
- Cincies after National Rag
- Tennis Tournament Starts on Wednesday
- Saves on Automobile Tires
- Chandler Goes to Mrs. Dunbar
- [Illegible] Listing Now Necessary
- Believes Jess Must Speed up for Bid Bout
- Good Wrench is Needed by All Autoists
- Upholstery Dressing 'Recipe' Given Motorists
- Click in Front Wheel is from Broken Ball
- Sticking Screws
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- First Rotarian to Register is Pastor Estes
- Trio of Entrees for Bathing Revue
- Mormon Couple Wed at Capitol by Dispensation
- Indians Have Word for Auto but Not Plane
- Detecting U-Boats Expert's Subject
- S. L. Britannic Association to Open Campaign
- Victory Flag Day Fittingly Observed [Illegible]
- Many Salt Lake Girls to Enter Bathing Suit Revue at Saltair Thursday
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- Elks' Flag Day Program Today
- Commercial Club's Governors Elected
- Kiwanis Report on Scout Drive Tuesday
- Rotarian Visitors' Comfort Threatened
- Three Woman Ask Court to Give Decrees
- Strike Problem Put up to Washington
- War Machines for Rotarians
- Big Wild West Thriller Ready for Rotarians
- Program Tonight at Pioneer Park
- Refer Rate Petition
- First Trainload of Year to Geyserland
- Sparks Ignite Shop Roof
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-06-15 | Page 16 | May Start Oil Boom Again in San Juan, near Bluff
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-06-15 |
| 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/s6n02cfj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n02cfj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | May Start Oil Boom Again in San Juan, near Bluff |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-06-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n02cfj/10279477 |