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- Page 1
- Sweeping Inquiry is Announced
- Price on Army Food for Postal Sale Again Cut
- Halt War Rumania is Warned
- Fleet En Route to L. A. Harbor
- Walsh Threatens to Put Brand of Falsifier on Briton
- Irish with Rifles Attack Police Hut; Two Men Wounded
- 40 R. R. Shopmen Strike in Cheyenne
- Vast Idaho Reservoir is Planned
- Escaped Convict Who Won British Cross is Pardoned
- Chicago Inquiries Cut Sugar Price
- Proposes Laws to Cut Prices
- Wilson's H. C. L. Plans
- Hour Mine Day Adopted
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- Text of President's Message on H. C. L
- Page 2
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- Crisis Passed in Rail Strike
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- Society Leader Gets Belgian Medal
- Thrace Problem Solved, Report from Overseas
- Rival Presidential Possibilities from Same State Snapped at Capitol
- Managers to Fight Revolting Thespians
- Dam Builder Seized on Murder Charge
- Liverpool Strike Settled
- Belguim Ratifies Treaty
- Solons Dissect Plumb Rail Bill
- Austria Asks Mercy in Hour of Sorrow
- Ex-Kaiser's Yacht Offered at $125,000
- Holy War Begun Against Greeks
- Iowa Bridegroom is Called Forger
- Takes Control of Hungarian Soviet
- Russ Chaos Called Benefit to England
- Deportation Cases Continued in Bisbee
- Nebraska Girl is Slain in Colorado
- Russ Red Version of Baltic Battle
- Outward Bound
- Bonfire at U Tuesday
- Carson Starts New Ulster Club Move
- Page 3
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- Wilson 'Passing Buck' : Strikers
- 236 Communities Plan War Buildings
- Hoover Begins Tour of European Cities
- Asia Minor under British Commander
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- Hoover Sticks until Crisis in near East Ends
- Fighting Flying Circus
- The Adventures of Uncle Wiggily
- Rebel Forces in Honduras Beaten
- Polish Soldiers Enter Russ City
- Folding Head Rest
- Foe Prison Chief to be Tried First
- Page 4
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- Local News
- America's Demand
- Western Co-Operations
- Amusements
- Troops Called off in Chicago
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- Weather Report
- Army Convoy Will Get Huge Welcome Here
- Senators Hold up Colombia Treaty
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- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Births
- Live Stock Board Urges Smoot's Aid
- U. S. Judge Sustains Brewer's Demurrer
- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- Fish and Game Revenue
- U. S. Sells Surplus Army Supplies at Cost; News Cheers Consumers
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- Page 5
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- Mrs. Ben U. Siegel Honored at Tea Party Given by Mrs. Bamberger
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- Today's Events
- Open Deer Zone
- Organ Recital
- Revelations of a Wife
- Bandits Get Gems in Heart of City
- Muddy Roads Delay U. S. Motor Convoy
- German Girls Who Wed Yanks Arrive
- Clemenceau Urged to Visit Washington
- Steamer Grounds on Atlantic Isle
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- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Prince Umberto May Visit U. S. on World Tour
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- Moonlight Hiking up Mount Ainside to 'U' is Planned
- Minneapolis Mayor Will Seize Foods
- One Should Have Soft Features to Look Good in Transparent Hat
- 1000 Acres at Skipper Bay to be Reclaimed
- Mediator Appointed In Brooklyn Strike
- Twin Falls Conference
- Harvard Seeks Utahn's Help
- Page 8
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- Well, it Tool Them 13 Innings to Do Ti, Al
- Cooper Gives Dodgers Lone Hit in Game
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- Phillies Refuse Attens Mays Meet
- Tennis Tournament Now between Johnston-Tilden
- Ante Guy in Special Match Race Wins from Gre at Lu Princeton
- Tigers Blank San Francisco
- Purple Sox Win from Portland
- American Association
- Westen League
- Move in House to Put down Rioting
- Claims on Mexico Reach $10,750,000
- Yanks Will Close Base in Antwerp
- Divide Games between Sox and Athlets
- 'Uncle Jesse' Kinght Comes to See Tennis
- Angels Pound Oak Hurlers
- 'Short Sports'
- William Richards Rolls up Perfect Score at Caldwell
- Page 9
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- Market House to be Opened Today by Case
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- Coast Police after S. L. Burglar Suspect
- Poultry Men Upen Store in Salt Lake
- Open Road Bids
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- Good Scores by Utah Riflemen
- Mine Tax Sue to Educators, Says Governor
- Labor to Enter City Elections
- City Ticker
- Woolgrowers Protest Rail Rate Increase
- 68 Families Get Charity during July
- Potash Co. Starts $1,000,000 Project
- Chief Wants Police under Civil Service
- Iowa Mayor Seeks Stephen Norton
- Wool Survey
- Harvey Plans for Labor Day
- Panguitch Farmers Take Land Option
- Accidents of a Day
- Gambling Case Continued
- Coffee Market
- Mining Notes
- Cotton Market
- Page 10
- Page 11
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- Says Directors in Conspiracy to Get Stocks
- Dullness Hits Local Exchange
- Utah Silver is near Ore Zone
- Ticker News
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- Eager Buting Marks Day in Wall Street
- Wall Street Quotations
- Corn Advances; Receipts Few
- Utah Copper Ore Improves, Costs Lower
- Salt Lakers Lease Idaho Properties
- Eastern Produce
- Live Stock Market
- Grain Market
- Discover Oil near Calentine, Montana
- Page 12
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- U. A. C. Campus Nears Ideal of Beautiful
- Mother Luna to Harbor 150 Hikers Tonight
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- Four False Alarms Stir Ogden Chiefs
- Idaho Japanese Hangs Self on Limb of Tree
- Legion Post Formed by Huntsville Men
- Woman Sues, Asking Ranch and Alimony
- Road Builders Strike at Lehi
- 2 Roads Sought in Utah County
- Family Escapes as Auto Turns Turtle
- Houtelling Heads Twin Falls Farmers
- Posse Discovers Missing Idahoan
- Injured Midvale Lead Worker Dies
- Utah-Idaho News Briefs
- Twin Falls Road Work
- New Grocer at Brigham
- Ogden Gets Ready to Entertain Fliers
- Fife and Stanford Jury Fails to Agree
- Chinese Pays $150 for Selling Opium
- Lost Idaho Boy Found at Magill
- New Officers for Box Elder L. D. S
- Provo Elks Take in Ten Members
- Sentenced to Take Bath
- Caners Heat Officials
- Mt. Pleasant's Yank Program
- Hildreth and Diamonds Gone
- Farmers Plead for Provo's Aid
- Twin Falls after Funds to Carry Team Balance Season
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Assessment No. 8 Cottonwood King Mining Co
- Notice of Assessment
- Notice to contractors
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Contractors
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- City to Probe Rent Boosting of Apartments
- H. C. L. Probe Begun in Utah by U. S. Agent
- State Supplies Tar Spreaders with Gas Masks
- Y. W. C. A. Student Conference Plan
- Pawned Girl's Gems to be Accusation
- Sought to Steal Trousers, Charge
- Fliers Entertained by Aircraft Co
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- Bombing Planes to Soar City
- Christian Workers to Meet
- O. S. L. Shopmen Refuse to Join in Rail Strike
- Mayor Refuses to Buy Food at Army Figures
- Quartet of Air Cruisers Reach S. L. from Elko
- Unions Favor New Schools in Salt Lake
- Cold Storage Statistics for Three Months
- Scouts Seek Jobs to Pay Trip Cost
- Dentist Maimed in War Seeks New Job
- Heather Calls Wedded Life '15 Years in Hot Water'
- S. L. Publishers Appeal to U. S
- State Job Sought
- Mineral Hearing Monday
- Sailors Discharged
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-09 | Page 9 | Potash Co. Starts $1,000,000 Project
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-09 |
| 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/s6x363f8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x363f8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Potash Co. Starts $1,000,000 Project |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-09 |
| 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/s6x363f8/10292937 |