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- Shimmie Dance Popular at Pantages
- Paramount-Empress
- Rollicking New Bill Comes to Pantages Wednesday
- Pantages
- Bills for the Week
- American
- Muratore to be Caruso Rival
- Stars of Dramatic Stage
- Saltair Patrons Assured Treat
- Methodists Plan 'Dry' Celebration
- Orpheum
- Soloist, Chimes Added Lagoon Feature
- Choral Society Holds Rehearsal
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- U. S. Warship Finds British Balloon
- [Illegible] Nation [Illegible] Lays U. s. Avers Agent
- Ready to Die, Says Slayer
- [Illegible] Leaves with Firm's Funds
- [Illegible] Dashes to Death in Airplane
- Orest Fires in Montana Reported
- Women Honor Dr. Anna Shaw
- Railroad Station in Chicago to be Biggest in World
- Clyde Rupert to be Returned to Oregon
- Jack Dempsey Will Make Home in East
- 'Tower Ghosts' Want No Kaiser Jailed
- Elks Gathering at Atlantic City for National Meeting
- Aguilar Defends Oil Law
- Physician Gets Ten Years for Murder of U. S. Army Nurse
- Plan of Trial for Ex-Kaiser
- Wilson Tells Jackies He Tried to be a Sailor When Young
- Foreigners Plan to Return Home Soon
- S. F. Police Break Record; No Arrests
- $15 Day is Offered for Harvest Hands
- Italy Grapples with Anarchy
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- S. L. Manager of Red Cross Arrives Home
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- 'Kissless Bride' Having No Trouble Getting Marriage to Youth Annulled
- Historic Ships Doomed Triumphed over Spanish Oregon Alone is Spared
- To Banish Wrinkles and Freshen up Quickly
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- The Day's Death Roll
- Funerals
- Local News
- Bennion M.
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- New Incorporations
- Births
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- Utah Officers Use Autos and Surveyors Walk
- Wilson Alters Plans of Trip after Arrival
- U. S. 'Sub' Reclaims Raw Materials from Ocean
- Superstition Rules Burglars
- U. S. Steel Prices Alarm the British
- Italian Princess May Visit U. S
- Good Books Popular Her 'Arrow of Gold' Favored
- City Ticker
- Colonel Murtagh Dies
- Summer Schools Report on [Illegible]
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- Local News
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- Coal Shortage Threatened in Utah: Banning
- Dairy Report Soon Ready
- Will Apprehend Offenders
- Ponder Perfect Infants Clinic Judges in Quandary
- Army War Facts Are Give out by Maj. A. R. Emery
- Manufacturers Will Feature Utah Products
- Field Hospital 159 in France
- Rifle Shoot Instructions Issued for N. G
- $7000 Fire Loss at Mackay Home
- Aged Father is Buried in L. A
- St. Ann's Parish Plans Lawn [Illegible]
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- Memorial I. O. O. F. Services
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- 63-Year-Old Court Ruling Hope of Wets
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- Farm Bureau Plans Picnic, Excursion
- Ogden Approves Move to Stop Water Waste
- Intermountain News
- Patrolman's Son Returns to S. L
- Italian Admiral Held by Mexicans
- 1500 Storm Prison; Where Officer Held
- Coast Flier Reaches Ogden
- Sonora Wets Appeal Death Penalty Rule
- Forester Reports Big Fire in Idaho
- Former Model Prisoner Again Forger, Charge
- Labor Temple Funds Pour In
- Holstein Bull, Five Years Old, Brings $100,000
- Irrigation Survey Planned by Ogden
- Four Neighbors Go to Convention
- Corporal Cordery Home Soon
- Frenchman Urges England, France and U. S. to Ally
- British Censors Detected Many Spies
- 2100 Tons of Food Go Daily from Trieste
- Deal Services Monday
- Fire Endangers Mines
- Miss Westgard Services
- Strikers Get Holiday
- [Illegible] Outing at Saltair
- Plan Huge Labor Parade
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- An American Problem
- Real Estate as an Investment
- Salt Lake;S Celebration
- The Boaster
- Other Points of View
- Line O a Leathermack
- Vincent Astor Robbed Bringing U-Boat to U. S
- Greeks Praised for Part in War
- Commercial Bodies of U. S. and Brazil Agree to Arbitrate
- Laborites Defeat Maj. Astor's Motion
- General Pershing to Visit London
- U. S. Trains Pigeons at Flying Field
- Increase Shipping to South America
- I. C. C. Approves $2 Grain Charge
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- Argentine Recognizes Poland
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- Baker Forcing New Army Plan
- World's Greatest Airship Will Bear 92 Passengers Speeding at 90-Mile Rate
- Odd Professions Attract Women
- Weather Forecast for Coming Week
- Aids Prosecution of Trust Cases
- Spicy Revelations in London Court as Titled Dames Plead for Divorce
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- American Financed Esthonian Troops
- Most Gold Mined Recently
- Town Tops Island in Air
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- Blanding New Tabernacle to Cost $75,000
- Convicts Escape Snake-Rid Camps
- Will Leading Society Belles Today Wed Nobility or Untitled Heroes?
- Uniforms Will be Worn by Wounded
- 'Watchdog of Senate' is Applied to Smoot
- U. S. Starts Drive on Dope Peddlers
- Call for Nebraska Solons
- Haskell to Direct Affairs in Armenia
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- Democrat Scouts in Coeur D'alene Today
- Local News
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- Utahns Discharged at Fort D. A. Russell
- Mrs. Bela Kun Fails in Attempt to Flee
- Business Girls Select Miss M. Moore for Meet
- Missouri Restores Death Penalty Law
- Speed Work on Austrian Terms
- Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
- Boston Maid Weds U. S. Army Officer
- Funerals
- Lloyd George in Political Fight Center
- Died
- Swarms of Locusts Danger to Autoists
- Radicals Predict Revolution
- Famous Slav Portrait Painter Sketches Modern Greek Dancers
- Mcmanus Wins Title
- British Plan to Quit Russia
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- Local News
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- Rexburg Gets Close Contest
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- Fighter Gives Rule for Aids
- Oaks Wallop Three Hurlers
- Southern Association
- Sothoron, in Rare Pitching Form, Victor
- America Association
- Rader's Swat Ends Contest
- Schupp Foils Ninth Inning Batting Rally
- Superbas Take Two from Braves
- Thirty-Seven but Still Going Strong
- Heavy Clouts Mark Loosely Played Game
- Morgan and Caldera Each Win
- Double Victory for Smithfield Tightens Rac
- Bees Toil Overtime---Output is Victory in Twelft
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- Leading Teams for Commercial Tangle Today
- Jim Thorpe Now Chief Swatsman for Nationals
- U. A. C. Stars Again to Don Football Togs
- Champ Plans S. L. Trip May Appear at Pantages
- At the Trap
- Mcloughlin-Bundy Win
- Leander Beats Americans
- Barry to Ask Release
- Kid Catcher Outwits Georgia Peach; Pegs Two Stations Ahead
- Meehan Match is Offered
- Tex is Busy Counting Coin Fans Gave Up
- Wanted
- Even Matty Victim of Public Fickleness
- Quinn's Showing Justifies Fight Huggins Put Up
- P. S., Meaning Ad Aftermath of the Fight
- Yanks Score in Big Meet
- City League Leaders Have Hands Full
- Pesek Still Winning
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- Barney Oldfield Says
- Announcement Meets Approval
- $2,034,378 Road Work Ordered in a Week
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- New Rules for Speed Classic
- Talks of Sidewalls of Automobile Tire
- Labor Trouble near an End
- Explains Plan of Auto Assn
- Aerial 'Cop' New Terror for Speeders
- Goodrich Has Highway Maps
- Teach Highway Freight Plans
- Fast Cars to Protect City
- Sales Manager on Yellow Stone Trip
- Belt Dressing Stops Slipping of Clutch
- Watch other Drivers
- France Was First to Use Auto Horn
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- Will Arrange for Reception of Truck Train
- Ironing out Fender Dents
- Organization That Has Made Landes & Co. Known Throughout the West
- Overseas Heroes View Victory Derby Classic
- Salesman Pans 'Jay' Drivers
- Maintenance Talks for Car
- Helpful Hints
- Great Demand for Roamer Car
- Auto Tire Has Trouble Galore
- Mounted Police to be Motorized
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- Peace Terms to Make Foundation for New Business
- Famous Mine is Being Worked
- Metal Review
- Clearing House Banks
- Dig More Gold for Protection of Nation
- Salt Water is Making Trouble
- Alta Tiger Strikes Good Mineralization
- Appropriation for Shale Work
- Substation Delivery
- Reserve Banks
- Verde Extension Posts Its Dividend
- Midwest Takes over Greater Oil Interests
- Escalators
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- Utah Fourth in Production of Red Metal
- Arizona Makes Record One-Third of U. S. Copper
- Putting Coal Roads into Good Shape
- Colorado Mines Get Lower Freight Rates
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- Bachelor is Still Heavy Gold Source
- 15,000 Discharged Daily by U. S. Army
- Live Stock Market
- Money and Discount
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- Local Securities
- Financial Review
- Bonds
- Build More Homes for Detroit Workers
- Eastern Produce
- New Course in Colleges
- Carburetor Fire
- Millions Donated for Auto Forest Highway
- Striking of Valve Caps Can be Easily Overcome
- Ohio Speed Laws Are to be Changed
- Road Bonds Issue Approved by Court
- Engine Missing
- Bankhead Pike for 3500 Miles to be Marked
- Autos Necessity to Italian Commerce
- Auto Club Sees Traffic Laws Not Violated
- Utility of Auto Was Apparent in 1899
- Simple Solution to Keep Vision Clear
- $112,000 to Boost Big Tractor Show
- Special Wrench for Adjusting Distributor
- Durable Road Saves 8 Cents Ton per Mile
- Will Rebuild Sierra to Blairsden Road
- Returns from Trip through Gem State
- Many Bills in 66th Congress to Aid Roads
- Austria Led Snow Removal from Roads
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- Cabal Will be Squelched by Wilkes Post
- W. G. Sharp Burial Service Held Today
- To Lecture
- State Examiners Pass 26 Nurses
- Army Nurses to be Honored at Soldiers' Club
- S. L. Assembler of Argonne Dead, Home
- Travel West in 1919 Heavy, Says O. S. L. Official
- Unlicensed Dog Bites Margy, 12, on Right Cheek
- M. I. A. Afternoon Meet
- Princess Alice Tries Her Old Tricks Circus Days Recalled by Elephant
- Held's Band Plays at Pioneer Park
- Visitors to be Welcomed in U. S. Forests
- $219 Raised by Athletic Girls for Orphans
- Lodge Luncheon at Lake
- Leroy Shepard Reported Dead from Drowning
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- 10-Year-Old Lad Narrowly Escape
- Neslen States Fires Are All Extinguished
- Mrs. L. S. Gillham Dies Suddenly
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-07-06 | Page 38 | Goodrich Has Highway Maps
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-07-06 |
| 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/s66h5pcn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66h5pcn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Goodrich Has Highway Maps |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-07-06 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 38 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66h5pcn/10298343 |