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- Composers to Appear at Saltair
- Mrs. Wolfe to Entertain for Baritone
- Gold Bricks Still Exchanged for Real Money in New Ark
- Tenor Comports Patriots
- Jap Women Harvest Hands Join in Strike
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- Sheet of Cues Aids Movie Pianist
- New Bridal Fashion in England
- Waterloo Church Programs Today
- Unique Ceremony Held
- Concert Program at Pioneer Park
- Chicago Woman is Starved in German Prison
- Dr. Jos. Parry, Musician, is Honored
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- U.S. Cuts Food Prices
- 'Good Husbands' Picnic is Scene of Wife Shooting
- Tariff Measure Passes House
- 142,548 Ohio Voters Ask Dry Referendum
- Shantung Citizens Call Japs Brutal
- Singer Will Bring to U. S. Children of Lost U-Boat Chief
- Four Face Death in Badlands
- Chicago Bars Negro Labor in Stockyards
- Army Discharges Number 3,133,120; 612,000 in Ranks
- Destroyer Philip of Pacific Fleet Makes San Diego
- Railroad Strike Reaches Serious Stage
- Federals Slay Lopez Bandits
- France Honors Her Defenders
- Mutiny Conspiracy behind Walkout of Police is Charged
- Cloudburst Floods Ranches and Sends Torrent to Denver
- Manila-China Cable Breaks; U. S. Loses
- Germans to Found Colony in Mexico
- Trophy Guns Sought by Senator Smoot
- Food Prices Fixed by War Department for U. S. Sale Plan
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- Army Buying Bungles Told by Goethals
- Strike Grips Zurich
- T. W. & L. O. Naylor Incorporate as Studebaker Distributors
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- Belgium Prohibits Whisky Drinking
- Gun Practice to be Kept up by Soldiers after Doffing Khaki
- Reparations Board over German Trade
- Injunction Favores 2.75 Beer Sales
- U. S. Prisoners Are Sent to Coast Jail
- Special Certificate for Wounded, Plan
- Smoot Soldier Bill Passed by Senate
- 'Generally Fair' Says Weather Seer
- Christian Science Suit Evidence Ends
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- Britain's Ban on Trade to be Extended
- Gen. Pershing Keeps Mum About Future
- 'Big Five' Ponder Command of Rhine
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- U.S. Concern Sends Protest to Mexico
- Oregon Inaugurates Forest Air Patrol
- Many Farmers Quit Northern Montana Lands
- Fourth Century Pirates' Treasure Trove Unearthed in Scottish Excavation
- One Man Killed, One Wounded in Battle
- Ships to be Sold by U. S. in London
- Court- Martial Code Reform is Urged
- Sinn Feiners Steal Shipment of Rifles
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- Baker's Bill for Training Youth Cready
- Ogden Judge Continues Case Against Quintet
- Journalist Seeks Mayoralty Toga
- Charges Husband with Nonsupport
- Opium Smoker is Given Jail Sentence
- Jailed on Rum Charge
- Utah-Idaho Briefs
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- Gordona Alleges Wife Deserted Him
- Former Missourian is Heir to Estate
- Housing Survey to be Made in Ogden
- Law Will Grip Food Robbers
- Hollander Will be Deported, is Ogden Report
- Bruin Thrives Despite Drouth
- Arsonists Set $5000 Blaze
- Tom Martin Held for Trial; Deadly Assault Charged
- Former Utahn Passes in Idaho
- Gun Exhibit at Provo
- $3,509,092 is Added by State to Utah County Valuation
- Warrant Issued 18 Months Ago Served
- Ogden Live Stock Market
- Firemen Announce Convention Topics
- Gooding College Will Open Sept.9
- No Strike Order for Ogden Rail Shopmen
- Root Tells Brewers 'Dry' Bill is Void
- Economic Hearings on Treaty End
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- Stabilizing Conditions
- Norris on the Shantung Crime
- The Way of the World
- Other Points of View
- The Lure
- Line O' A Leatherneck
- Parliament Hears Wilson Blamed for Loss of Hun Warships at Scapa Flow
- Canary Wine to Stimulate Ode of J. Bull Poet
- His Room and Bath Awaited Him at Jail
- South American Girl Scorns Cook's Wage Offered as Typist
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- Reopening of Ostend and Zeebrugge Forms Titanic Salvage Feat
- U. S. Soldiers Made Good Always, Says Australian
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- Promoter of Failed Concern Convicted
- British Miners to Ponder Strike a New
- Japs Said to Know Rule in China Fails
- France to Censor All Film Dramas
- W. C. T. U. Plans Tobacco Fight, Declare Wets
- Three Nations Unite upon Big International Fete for Tercentenary of Pilgrims
- Nebraska Joins Suffrage States
- Child Tourish Sees Sights after Dark
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- Transfer of Wealth Title Deeds to Reduce Big Debt
- Bonds of 1865, Repudiated, Will be Redeemed by Ireland
- Prince Edward Visits Wales
- President Takes Week-End Cruise
- 2 Ministers Quit Canadian Cabinet
- 3-Story Leap is Stunt to Avoid Arrest
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- War Rich Enjoy Spending Orgy
- Locusts Killed by Flames
- British Day at Lagoon
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- Barefoot Girl Walks on Floor of Sea Awed by Splendors of Deep
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- Allies Anxious About Mandate for Armenia
- Bishop Visits Stake
- Salt Laker Completes Project for Saltair Electric Service
- Wine and Cider Win, Beer Loses
- U. S. Sanitary Train Aids Stricken Omsk
- Rupprecht Favors Bavarian Justice
- Daniels Addresses Great Lakes Jackies
- B. F. Grant to Speak
- Professor Young to Speak
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- Saltair Resort Will Give Big Gala Program
- Beautiful Strevell Place Bought by Bettilyon Private Park to be Sold as Select Homesites
- Wife Avers Hubby Withheld Medicine
- Field Hospital Men Plan to Affiliate With Legion Here
- Utah Expected in Mine Aid Contest
- Medical Student Visits
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- British Lagoon Events Planned
- Midvale's Paving Liability in Court
- Pleads Not Guilty of Deadly Assault
- Medical Student Home
- U. S. Band due Monday
- Wheat Yield Affected
- Plead Not Guilty
- Comfort Cars Take Tourists to Utah Basin
- City Ticker
- Wilson is Discharged
- Golden Relief is Pushing Work
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- Oil Freight Rat to Utah is Assailed
- Pen or Sword? S. L. Boy Scored Well with Both
- G. O. P. Hero Wins in Kentucky Election
- Downfall of Kun First of Peace Moves
- Four Robberies Committed in Single Night
- Raid Brings Death to Alleged Culprit
- Britain Continues Food Ration Cards
- Rail Chief to Test Ferry Regulation
- Texas Rangers Jail Lynchers of Negro
- Where Do the Good Beggars Go? some 'Tips' on World-Old Trade
- Minister Criticizes Narrow Pulpiteers
- Bolsheviki Claim Gain of 27 Miles
- President is Assailed by G. O. P. Solon
- Huns to Free Russ Prisoners
- Funerals
- The Day's Death Roll
- Diseases Decline to Lowest Total
- Quicksand Causes Tunnel to Cave in on Fourth Avenue
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- High Cost Program May Hit Markets of Union
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- Centennial is Pulling Pumps on 2000-Level
- Mining Stocks Remain Strong
- Police Chief out after Oil
- Outwest Making Excellent Progress
- Fossil Field Now Has Many Crews at Work
- Montana-Bingham Hits Rich Deposit
- Price Company Has Rich Seam
- Corn Suffers Full Collapse
- Gustaveson Strike Arouses Interest
- Money and Exchange
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- Poetry Good, but Wife Can Not Eat It
- Why Didn't I Think of That, Muses Herold
- More War Foreseen by Polish Premier
- Sculptor Finishes Statue of Asbury, First Methodist Bishop in America
- Prairie Chickens Abound in State
- Miner Badly Cut in Clash at Tintic
- British Will Rule Part of Esthonia
- Montana Drys Seek to Annihilate Liquor
- Wallace Miners' Strike off, Belief
- G. E. Barton Goes to Oregon
- Unspeakable Child Misery First Relieved by Hoover in Starved German Bohemia
- Third Ward Plans Memorial Service
- Specialist at Convention
- Take Fishing Trip
- Montana Will Study Profiteering Charges
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- Brigham Will Have Deeper Base Paving
- Utah Deposits in State Banks Grow $6,707,219
- U. S. War Vessels Along Coast of Russia Are Ready to Aid Land Force
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- Love Selfish, is Philosophy of Lieutenant
- Two Beauties of London's Social Set
- Reserve Banks
- White Silk Socks Attract More Notice in London than Abyssinian in Lion's Skin
- Statistics
- New Suits Filed
- Marriage Licenses
- Weber County
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Plumb R. R. Bill Reaches House
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- University Union Still to Aid Yanks
- German Souvenir Kills Chicago Man
- $7,225,000,000 U. S. Exports for Year
- Motorists Take Warning
- W. H. Hilton Returns
- Notice to Contractors
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- Estray Notice
- Weather Report
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- Police Serve Old Warrant in Liquor Case
- 'Y' Man Will Speak to Presbyterians
- Crowds Visit Army Equipment Display
- $602,470 Spent on Utah Roads in July
- Life of Snow Topic
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- Horse Throws Woman, Who Escapes Death
- War Mothers and American Legion Plan Big Outing
- Col. M. G. Randol Will Return Today from Trip Abroad
- 7 Enlist in Army Here; Two Ask for Service in Russia
- Wilkes Post Announces 80 New Members
- Monday's Program at Health Center
- Society Girls Fondle War Material Machine Gun Intricacies Explained
- Guns Used by Yanks Shown in Salt Lake
- Road Detours in Continental Trip Criticized
- First Real Rain of Season Falls and Cools Air
- Regular Fast Day Will be Observed
- Motor Trucks Shipped
- L. E. Driskell and Eight Ask Utah Pardons
- Camp Sites Sought in Lamb's Canyon
- Fighting Chaplain to Speak Tonight
- 13 Coyote Scalps Sent to Capitol
- Fifth Ward L. D. S. Flag Drops Tonight
- O, Boy! Circus is Comin', Lions'n Everything
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- Phillies into Sixth Place by Victories
- Bet of $1000 for Series of 3 Games, Plan
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- Two Games on in Commercial
- Guisto Breaks up Fast Game
- World's Record Made at Detroit
- Local News
- Johnson Will Visit Ruppert
- Lady Golf Champion
- Stars for America in Alied Tourney
- Big Crowds Watch Weird Seesaw Game
- Jack Johnson to Fight in Mexico
- Girl Winner of Open 3-Mile Swim
- Allis New Golf Star
- Thirteen Hearts Decide Final Card of Grand Circuit Races
- Johnson Fines Carl Mays, Pitcher
- The Tire Value
- Buddy Wallen Wins Amateur Mile Swimming
- Southern Association
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- Baseball Will be Popular in France Soon
- American Men Swimmers Now Rated the Fastest in World with Women Making Great Strides
- Herald Carrier Rides Bicycle from Teton, Ida
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- Chance First to See Pat's Future
- Sport Snapshots
- To Test Road Play
- Big Water Star in Allied Tourney
- Memorials for League Outfielder
- Buck Herzog Now Member of Chicago Cubs through Deal
- Fans Gloomy over Johnson-Mays Wrangle
- Wilhoit, Wichita Club, Leads Western as Heavy Hitter
- Peaches to Meet Honeyville Today
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- Smart Lines Make Oakland Comfort Car
- Helpful Hints for Motorists
- Look out for Anderson Says Rubber Co
- Don't Race Wheels When Held in Sand
- High Prices in England
- An Overheated Motor Bad Thing in Summer
- Labor Scarcity Cause for Advancing Values
- Automobile Research
- Good Roads Congress
- Fido Can't Visit Yosemite Says Government Order
- American Car Demand in Latin Countries
- New York Will Have Uniform Signs
- Battery Readings Are a Necessity
- Airplane for Ten Passengers
- St. Louis to Cut Parking Limit
- Loose Bearing Test
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- Racers Use Goodyear's Model Tires
- "Westward Ho!"--Modern Goodrich Conception
- Building 11,350 Miles of Road
- Steel Will Remove Bushings
- Drastic Motor Laws to Stop Car Thefts
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- Columbia Has Outgrown Plant
- General Motors Fund Means Vast Improvement of Lincoln Way in Nevada
- Motor Movies to Soothe Unrest in Factory Towns
- France Has Rocky Roads
- Locking Cotter Pin
- Jack Base
- Brady's Repair Shop Known as Man's Factory
- Splicing Fuel Pipe
- Says Army Convoy Trip Realizes Vision of Lincoln Founders
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- Urges 'Group' Appeals for Foreign Trade
- Barney Oldfield Says:
- Motor Shows Bring Trucks to Attention
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- Wealthy Class for Small Cars
- To Prolong Tire Life
- Tour Arranged by Tire Concern
- Here's Proper Way to Shift Gears
- Strain on Crank Will Injure Engine
- Long Tour Brings Joy
- Good Sport in Mountain Runs
- Wiring Chart
- Exclusive Tunnel for Tube Traffic
- Local News
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- Champion Woman Shooter Teaches Society Women How to Handle Guns
- Batteries for Today: Gould, Leverenz
- Fan Belt Fastener
- Trace Wires for Misses
- Kerosene is Best
- Use of Trailer Growing Fast
- Inspect Universal Joint Covering Often
- U. S. Aviator Beats Best Gliding Score
- Giants Set Modern Baseball Record before Wilbur Cooper Shuts 'Em Out
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- Laborers Pledge Aid Against Reds
- Chains Prevent Wear
- Business Boom for Oufitters
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-03 | Page 32 | $602,470 Spent on Utah Roads in July
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-03 |
| 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/s6tb2cwc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tb2cwc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | $602,470 Spent on Utah Roads in July |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 32 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tb2cwc/10291390 |