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- Lodge to Request Vote on Treaty Newberry Spent Huge Fund, U S Prosecutor Charges
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- Ship from Germany Arrives
- Harry New Enters San Quentin Prison
- New French Chief Sends Word to U. S
- Tammany Hall Declares War on Radicalism
- Indians Kill 17 Persons
- Butte Bricklayers Strike
- Physicians Refuse to Work
- Dutch Ready to Surrender War Culprit
- Severe Earthquake is Recorded in U. S
- Liquor Smugglers Will be Captured
- Wood's Friends Pick Workers
- Lodge to Request Vote on Treaty
- Aid Farms, Says Chief to Labor
- U. S. Plans to Return Hero Dead
- Coal Operators Rap Wage Rate
- Laymen Advocate Saloon Substitute
- Oil Lands Bill Wins Approval
- Clothing Price Cuts Favored
- Costly Cargo of Liquors to be Seized
- Promoted
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- Another Decalogue Proposed by Parson for New Yorkers
- Suffrage Scores in Jersey
- $200,000 in Liquor Restored
- El Paso Entertains General Pershing
- Pershing Reviews 5000 Men
- Progress
- Arizona Opens Kidnaping Case in Tombstone
- End of Present German Government Seen in Recent Trouble in Berlin
- Baby Sets Weight Record at Birth
- Rural Carriers Ask Increase
- Woman Voter to Shun Office
- Forethought of the Morrow
- Famous Actor-Writer and His American Wife Visiting U. S
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- Woman's Land Army Finishes Its Work
- Two More Fliers Land in Mexico; Held by Officials
- Gives up Society for Public Life
- Jury Work Speeded in Centralia Case
- Where Democrats Will Gather in June to Pick Candidate for Presidency
- Yankee Pep Holds Sway Soldiers Deserve Best
- Award Prize Book to Contest Winner
- Teachers Win Increased Pay
- Allies Will Try Von Hindenburg
- American View Clashes with That of Europe
- Groundhog Sees Shadow
- [Illegible] Urges Stable Policy for Railroads
- [Illegible] Revolt Fails to Appear
- [Illegible] Gains New Chief
- Big Sugar Strike Feared in Haw All
- Disputed Ship Delays Voyage
- Enlist in Army
- Talk on Personal Purity
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- Amusements
- Abe Martin
- Creamery Melon Cut
- G. A. R. Will Attend Hathaway Funeral
- Salt Lake Folks like Altitude, 'up in Mabel's Room
- Miss Heath Dies after Operation
- Bishop Romney's Funeral Thursday
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- Other Points of View
- Back Here
- Will The President Yield
- Time for Action
- Sacrificing for Europe
- Is Patriotism Dead
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- Young Girl of 17 Has Executed 400 Anti-Red Officers
- Reds and Esthonia Accept Peace Plan
- Professors' Pay Increased
- Gronna Asks Repeal of Wheat Price Act
- Makers of Clothing Asked to Cut Rates
- Army Fliers Enjoy Detention in Mexico
- Johson Astonished by Grey's Message
- Allies to Oppose Hapsburg for King
- Hawah Seek Statehood
- 3 Nations Urged to Cut Expenses
- Red Soldiers Put to Work; Help Farmers
- 'Sweet!'
- [Illegible] Nous Club Meets with Mrs. Morgan; Miss Pearce Wedding Quiet
- Today's Events
- Official of India Pleads for Turks
- Mondell Denounces Killing of 8000 Elk
- J. W. See, Engineer, Dies
- Mother and Baby Join Spiker Family; Wedding Planned
- Fur Price to Rise; Seal Skins Bought
- Senator Poindexter Crosen
- Outside the Law
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- Revelations of a Wife the Story of a Honeymoon
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- New Drydocks Built in Record Time
- Permission Asked for Stage Lines
- Boy Being Brought Here for Treatment
- City Supplies Power Too Cheaply, Charge
- Twin Falls Leads in Delegate Lists
- $800,000 Contract Preparations Made
- Tractor School Dates
- Ephraim Boy Dies at Marine Barracks after Short Illness
- Smallpox Spreads Fast at Richfield
- Monument Campaign Adds $2000 in Day
- Ogden Schools to be Reopened
- Idaho Falls Proud of Freight Record
- Two Bishops Assist at Funeral of Clyde
- Pest Inspector Warns Growers
- Poison Alcohol Drunk by Woman
- State Legislator Given War Pension
- Just Cant Help It
- Leamington Citizens Ask Better Station
- Jackrabbit Carnage Something Fierce
- Be it Ever So Dangerous
- Prominent Scipio Citizen is Buried
- Last Rites Today for J. M. Harvey
- Changes in Traffic Squad Effected
- Gen. Wedgwood Funeral Today
- Artistic Gown for Afternoon Affairs
- 'John Doe' Spooner Accused by Girl
- Moving Day Brings Woe, She Declares
- Idaho Farm Bureau to Vote next Week on Joining National
- Dies at 85
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- Pests on Rampage, Orchardists to Act at Session Feb. 14
- Valuable Gems Stolen in Home of Councilman
- Pioneer of Ephraim Dies at Age of 75
- Story of Mystery Murder of Aged Trapper is Probed
- Forty Foreclosure Suits Are Started Against Settlers
- Parcel Post Corn to Uintah's Relief
- Churches Will Hold School of Methods
- Live Stock as Asset, Shown
- Idaho Falls Enjoys Boom
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- New Zealand Girl Comes 10,000 Miles to Wed American
- French Decision Pleases Holy See
- Young Salt Lake Business Man Dies
- Deaths and Funerals
- Gives Blood to Stop Profiteering
- And Hip Hooray
- Girl to be Jailed; U. S. Army Accuses
- Gladys Rich Sings for Legionnaires
- Mexican Workers Barred by Board
- Topics
- Pocatellans Report Seeing 'Fiery Ball
- Astronomer Explains How Meteor Came
- U. S. is Constitutionally Dry but Revenue Men Are Busier than Ever
- [Illegible] for Booze with Aid of Boys Costs Newman $50
- Announce Funeral for W. C. A. Smoot
- Suffrage Pioneer Dies
- [Illegible] Councils to Aid Industry
- [Illegible] Councils to Aid Industry
- No Trouble to Carry
- Large Percentage
- Solo
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- Gobs Enjoy Summer Weather and Outdoor Sports in Tropical Cuba
- Cenus on Ball Players
- "Drys" Win in Colorado
- Tunney Administers Another Knockout
- Army to Explain Ship Sale Protest
- Reorganize Eight-Club Ball Leayue
- Two Colonels Bring Suit of Half Million
- Famed Chiefs Form Battery on Same Club
- Penn to Have New Director
- General Public to Have Duck Hunting Area
- Fastest on Land and on Sea Four Famed Speedsters
- Owner of Ball Club Leaves Vast Estate
- Carpentier to Leave Shortly
- Stellar Game in Commercial Hoop League
- Henley Regatta Has Not Been Postponed
- Race Circuit for State and County Fairs
- Woman Golfer Follows Ball into Lagoon
- Gleason Rounds up White Sox Outfit
- Red Sox Sell Trio to Toledo Club
- Champs Arrive from Antipodes
- Downing Lines up Talent for Weekly Show
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- Root of All Laws Reaches Salt [Illegible]
- Ralph E. Bristol Named New Head of Manufactures
- Appreciation of Music is Emphasized
- Mourned
- Crawl over Roof, Get $600 in Furs
- Weather Report
- Statistics
- Peppery Vaudeville for Wasatch Ward
- More Service Men Will be Trained
- Prominent Utahns to Represent State at Road Meeting
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- Notice of Special Meeting of Stock Holders
- Annual Stockholders' Meeting
- Notice to Contractors
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- Notice to Contractors
- Notice
- Notice to Contractors
- New Suits Filed
- Weber County
- Marriage Licenses
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- Farm Labor in Utah is Subject of Study
- Potential Tunes Census Increases
- Nurse is Awarded $2000 Remuneration
- Harsh Allegation Made in Divorce Suit by Mother
- Another Sort of Enlistment
- $15,000,000 New Iron Industry; Deal is Closed
- Mrs. H. S. Eldredge, Prominent Pioneer, Dies at Age of 78
- War Heroes Get Vocational Training
- Dies Just before Her 81st Birthday
- Title to Valuable Lands Are Issue
- Young Republicans Forgather Tonight
- Former Pastor Here Succumbs in East
- Salt Lake County G. O. P. Committee Puts in First Licks
- Tot Eats Pills; Dies in Agony
- H. C. L.! Dogs Gone! Need Say More
- Commissioners in Clash over Heath Officer
- Tax Levy May Soar One Mill
- Lunch Work Preparatory to Campaign
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-02-03 | Page 6 | Prominent Scipio Citizen is Buried
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-02-03 |
| 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/s62f8tgv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62f8tgv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Prominent Scipio Citizen is Buried |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-02-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62f8tgv/10315562 |