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- Varied Menus Planned by Theatres
- Big Girl and Music Shows Top Vaudeville Bills
- Orpheum
- Marion Davies Big Success in Films
- Bills for This Week
- Paramount-Empress
- Pantages
- Film Flickers
- Arbuckle Has Tough Time Finding Twins Who Look Exactly Alike
- Sennett Will Give New Tabloid
- 'He Makes Me Sick' Declare Members of Coast ' Knockers Club'
- Avalanche of Requests Changes Entire Scheme of Arbuckle Pictures
- American
- Broadway
- Fatty's Disappearance Not Part of Luncheon at Glendale Studios
- Bosworth Guiding Genius
- Encyclopedia Contributors
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- Consolidation of Orchestras is Planned
- Noted Concert Soprano Sings Today at Saltair
- Lyric Soprano at Saltair Today
- Concert Program at Liberty Park Today
- How Lucy Gates Made Good on Concert Stage of Native Land
- Noted Pianist to Tour U. S. in 1919-20
- News of Salt Lake Churches
- Concert Program at Pioneer Park Today
- Zimbalist to Tour with Alma Gluck
- Vatican Choir Will Tour U. S
- Notes of the Music World
- Italian Contralto Will Sing Carmen
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- First Plumb Plan Conference is Held; Rail Workers Deny Scheme is Wage Threat
- Millions Look to America for Food Supplies
- Senators Tackle H. C. L. Tomorrow
- Billings Wears Old Shoes; Says Prices Too High
- Union Packers Will Arbitrate
- U.S. Fleet Arrives off L. A
- Kaiser's Trial Set for April in Noted Palace
- Stockyards Workers Win
- 8 Killed as Grain Explodes
- Rail Strikers Flout Wilson
- Wilson Will Begin Western Journey About August 23
- Leoncav Allo, Who Composed Pagliacci, is Dead at Rome
- Rockefeller Lauds Co-Operative Work
- Bolsheviki to War on Forces to South
- Jilted Swain Slays Sweetheart, Belief
- Alaska Surveyor General Drowns
- Wilson to Review Marine Brigade
- Wife and Doctor Held for Death of Rich Farmer
- England to Seek 2 Trade Treaties
- German Reparation Commission Formed
- Lightning Starts Ten New Fires in So. Idaho Woods
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- Harvard Men Explain Fund
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- Miss Parkinson is Back at Z. C. M. I
- Dr. H. O. Jensen, Optometrist, Returns Home
- Census Supervisors Named for Arizona
- Uncensored Mail Reaches Germany
- Monson Named for Industrial Board
- 6 Magna Samples of Milk Analyzed
- Professor Haeckel Passed at Jena
- Argentina Bans Sugar Exports
- Former Resident Ill
- English Lord to Marry Heiress from Australia
- Army Discharges Total 3,165,642
- Spartacists Plan Great Rail Strikes
- Flier Makes New Altitude Record
- Britain Resumes Control of Food
- Mohammedans Rise Against Bolshevists
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- Morals and Health Laws to be Upheld
- Rancher Dead
- U. S. C. of C. to Call Industrial Congress
- Colombian Treaty Reservation Likely
- [Illegible] Abductor Captured in W. Va
- U. A. C. Adds Several New Structures
- 75 Utahns to Attend G. A. R. Encampment
- 7-Cent Car Fares Begin in Omaha
- 'Pathfinders' Ready to Hop off Nine Planes Comprise Air Fleet
- Utah Will Gain 91 Legion Posts
- Dream Giver Arrested as Stock Shark
- Fire Plotters Put Match to Ogden School
- 5 Chiropractors Face New Charge
- 2 Unable to Save Drowning Swimmer
- Telephone Service Hearing Tomorrow
- Job Agencies to Give Facts
- Flees Prison, Then Returns
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- Uintah Basin Offers Vast Opportunities
- New Plan for Strevell Park
- Births
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- Hun Marks Drop to New Low Price
- Hog Island Claims Ship Output Record
- $2,000,000 Utah Bonds Attract but 2 Bidders
- Convoy Committee to Meet Monday
- Utahns Discharged at Fort Russell
- Utah Committee for Roosevelt Memorial
- Devastated Lands Will be Reclaimed
- Marriage Licenses
- Weber County
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
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- N. Y. Railways Strike Halted
- Capital Society Welcomes Kansas Senator's Wife
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- Pacific Has Wettest Place
- Local Securities
- New Books on Tuberculosis
- First Ambassador Sent by U. S. to Jugo-Slav Nation
- Mears Will Build Alaskan Railway
- Millions Urged for Navy Repair Work
- Mabel McKinley--Niece of the Late President of the United States - Takes Nuxated Iron for Health and Strength
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- First Glimpse of Early Fall Hats Shows Simple Designs
- New Highway Will Join S. L. with Murray
- Sandy Mayor Plans Big Fete for Firemen
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- Sheriff Back with Escaped Utah Convict
- Iowa Governor to Probe Utahn's Death
- World War Pastor Will Preach Here
- 20 Cars of Food Wasted in Omaha
- Accidents of a Day
- Printers Silence Jap Newspapers
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- Tournament Finals Played Today
- Tilden Beats W. Johnston in Tennis Singles
- Initial Homers No Longer Mean Ton of Hi-Heat
- Biggest Upset Circuit Track by Outsider
- Utah Shooters Are Fourth
- Trap Shooters Break Targets like Champions
- Bathers Use Dugouts
- Dodger Manager Against Publicity About His Players
- Tomlinson Wins Match
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- No One Expects to Win a Saturday Game
- Logan League Leaders Here Dunn Champions Ban Johnson
- Leifield [Illegible] Brown [Illegible] in Long [Illegible]
- In Baseball They Root Steal and Spike Pitchers
- Giants Fail to Stop Sox in Fast Game
- Bob Simpson Broke Record at Maryville
- The Logan Collegians Are Here Today
- Copper Wins Two in Bankers' League
- Players Traded
- Western League
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- Seven Series to Determine Championship
- Local Net Stars to Meet Local Players
- Australian Mermaids Refuse to Swim at Chicago Carnival
- Lady Shooters at Caldwell
- Moose Meet Iron Men This Morning
- Southern Association
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- Beavers Take One from Hose
- Falkenberg to Oaks' Rescue
- American Association
- Young Seems to Have Thrown off Swatting Slump
- Jimmie Wilde, Bantam Champ, Fast Fighter
- Chicago Bathers Use Dugouts
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- Nevada Will Show Decrease in Production
- H. C. L. Message Raises Prices of N. Y. Stocks
- Cicotte Stands as the Year's Twirling Star
- Glenrock Refinery Will be Increased
- U. S. Banks
- Financial Review
- Many Cabin Cruisers Enter Boat Racing at Cleveland, Ohio
- Bromley Easy for Bengals
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- Delinquent Notice
- Notice to Contractors
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice of Sale
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- Winter Wheat Yield in Utah 12 Bu. to Acre
- Covey Investment Co. Gives Rent Statistics
- Writer Pauses in Salt Lake on Auto Tour
- Planes to Fly Today--Perhaps
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- Storage Meat Kept One Year
- Skies Will Present Variegated Program Rain to Fall Today
- Measuring Air Currents
- Hatless Dancing by Ladies Voted Two to One at Lagoon
- Graduate of East High Enlists for 3 Years in Army
- Utah Guard Will Include Artillery, Cavalry Regiment
- Officials Tour Scenic Alpine among Clouds
- S. L. Canteens to Close Oct. 1
- Coalville Reunion in S. L. Wednesday
- Boston Girl Seeks Hubby Only S. L. Men May Apply
- West Side Teacher of Mechanic Arts Gets Illinois Job
- Two Get Pensions under Smoot Act
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- Utility of Gas Motors on Farms
- Depicting the Charm of the New Model Ford Sedan
- Exhibit Silent Knight Engine
- Motor Caravan Shows Need of Highway Links
- Expert Aviation Motor Engineer to Write Exclusively for the Herald
- Build Roads to Fit the Load, Utah Slogan
- Plan Huge Reception for Army Transcontinental Truck Convoy
- Local News
- Franklin Auto for Governor's Family
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- U. S. Military Convoy Boosts Ship-by-Truck
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- New Chevrolet Agency Opens on State Street
- Motor Personals
- Defines Danger in Overheating Motors
- Getsinger Made Sales Manager of Lincoln Motors
- Expert Casing Man Traces Development of Pneumatics
- Wellman Ad Man for National Motors Company
- Ohio Rubber Capital Sits on Historic Site
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- Chandler Fans Now Eager to Secure Cars
- Army Man Visits Cadillac Castle
- Helpful Hints for Motorists
- Original Tires Still on U. S. 'Hero Truck'
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- 70 Changes Add to Value of New Models
- Use Airplane on Goodyear Plantation
- Nash Selects New Sales Head
- Miller Service by Tire Supply Company
- Naylor Bros. Remodel Plant
- Used Car Firm to Change Location
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- Ford Dealer Gives First Sales Lesson
- Barney Oldfield Says
- Many Vacationists Use Apperson Cars
- Chalmers Man States Reason for Hot Spot
- "Ask Me"
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- Victor Clutch Outlook Bright
- When World's First Strike of Fliers Halted U. S. Mail Service
- Overland Co. Loans Autos to U. S. Convoy
- Specimen of Gaelic Tells of Irish Legislative Work
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- Living Conditions Chief Problem in Markets
- Work is Slow upon Drift in May Day Mine
- Mine Production of gold, silver, copper, lead and recoverable zinc in Nevada in 1918 by counties
- Provo Men Buy Interests in Pinion Queen
- Vahrenkamp to Open Old Mine
- Florence Mine at Goldfield in New Hands
- Old Vipont Silver Mine Builds Mill
- Rich Ore Making in Eureka-Croesus
- Shaft Work is Being Held Up
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- Abe Lincoln Mine Starts Shipments
- Salt Lake Man is Doing Big Business
- Men from Ogden Open Good Ore near Old Mine
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- Company Gets Large Returns from Smelter
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- Trades Close, Market Strong
- 'Tex' is Lucky in Oil Fields
- Mason Valley Mines to Resume Work
- Wall Street Quotations
- Ticker News
- Stockton Showing Signs of Activity
- Grain Market
- Eastern Produce
- Lehi Tintic is Sacking Its Ore
- East Crown Pt. Officials Plan for New Work
- Many Changes at Bureau of Mines
- Metal Review
- Cotton Market
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- A Silver Lining to the Clouds of Europe
- Corn Traders Buy Liberally
- Live Stock Market
- New York Banks
- Building Boom on at Murray
- New York Curb Close
- Britain Offers Grey U. S. Ambassadorship
- Roosevelt Attacks Bourbon Policy in Assembly Campaign
- Drouth Victims to Use Montana Fort
- Ruman Delegate Surprised U. S. Defends Hungary
- Aged Woman Kills Parrot to Silence Its Evening Curse
- Mail Clerks Ask Increase in Wages
- Helena Taxes Are Paid in Gold Dust
- 517 Attend Butte Citizenship School
- Chamber Deplores Drouth Publicity
- Farmer Convention at Brigham Sept. 4
- O. S. L. Train Kills 5 Cows at Brigham
- New Name for Old Film Habit Banned
- Vast Sugar Store Hoarded in Chicago
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-08-10 | Page 25 | Initial Homers No Longer Mean Ton of Hi-Heat
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-10 |
| 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/s6sf4248 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sf4248 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Initial Homers No Longer Mean Ton of Hi-Heat |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-10 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 25 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sf4248/10293307 |