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- [Illegible] of Force Seen in Demand
- Curious as it May Seem, They Aren't
- Americans Release is Demanded
- Yale Senior Fraternities Tap Juniors
- Villa Expresses Hate for Wilson's Policy
- Senate Authorizes Campaigns Probed
- Two Towns Taken by Bolsheviki in 30-Mile Advance
- Acid Hurler is Slain by His Spouse
- Canadians Flee from Forest Fire
- Traffic Placed in U. S. Control Rebels Seek Mexican Oil Tax Payment
- Americans Popular in Santo Domingo, Claim
- Detective is Shot, following Battle
- Wife Tries Suicide, Say Police; Fails
- Youth Injured; Hit by Police Machine
- Industrial Planks Offered Parties
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- Publishing Agents Are Elected by Methodist Church
- Local News
- Seattle Bilked by Car Company, is Mayor's Belief
- Warfield out of Hospital
- Naval Commission Goes to Alaska to Open Coal Mines
- Oregon to Hold Primary Today
- $50,000 for Prospectors
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- Dies of Burns
- Favorable Report on Soldier Relief
- Hoosier Bourbons Choose Delegates
- Short Lines' Head for Better Wages
- Page 3
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- Platform Building by G. O. P. Marks Political Epoch
- American Shipping Feared by Britain
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- School Cadets to be Inspected at East High School
- Slaughter House Permits Revoked; Declared Menaces
- Protect Birds to Save Crops, Says Kiwanis Speaker
- Variety Needed in Children's Lunch
- Republicans Meet for Organization
- Daylight Saving Sticks
- Letter Arrives Too Late
- Mrs. Bergdoll Fined
- Sleepers' Pants Stolen
- Must Wed in America
- Agree on S18 Minimum
- Gasoline Rationed
- N. Y. Globe to Cost More
- Hellman Will Filed
- West is Benefited
- Page 4
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- The League of Nations
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- The Census Figures
- Other Points of View
- My Dog
- The Vice President
- Exit Carranza - Enter Obregon
- Under the Capitol Dome
- At [Illegible] Hotels
- Peole Talked About
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- Sugar is Boosted in New York Mart
- He Missed His Pot
- Student Problems Discussed by Club
- Shrapnel
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- Page 7
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- Writers Err; Girl Shows Plotless
- Painted Back Fashion Grows
- Crowd Enjoys Mrs. Fiske's Show
- Current Attractions
- Would You Have a Good Complexion?
- Seeks Stage Carrer
- Rowland Hall Recital Saturday
- Bidding for Her
- 'Abraham Lincoln' Right Are Settled
- 'Folk' Theatre for Plays of All Nations
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- Voice Returns but Pictures Hold Her
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- Homecoming Week Has Many Features
- Historical Points of Provo Will be Marked by Library
- Year's Wool Clip Heaviest Known
- [Untitled]
- Idaho Plants Less Potatoes This Year than during 1919
- 'Ship by Truck' Party at Gem City
- 'Come Stew' Whar Am Dat Cottontail?'
- Auto Accident [Illegible] Fatal to One [Illegible]
- Alleged Slayer Faints on Stand
- Eureka School [Illegible] Graduating [Illegible]
- Gunnison School Graduation [Illegible]
- Crushed by Truck, Miner is Kill
- Buhl Hopes it Can Retain Fire Chief
- Proctor Alumni Hold Twentieth Meeting, Banquet
- Burley Plans to Add Artesian Well to Water Supply
- Skull Fractured in Fall from Truck
- Lure of Oil Hits Idaho Investors
- Predict Gain in Idaho Wheat Crop
- K. of C. in Nevada Oppose Divorce
- Post Seeks Plans for Memorial Hall
- Idaho College to Erect Buildings
- Ogden Rivers Are Filled to Capacity
- Carey Act Ruling to be Interpreted
- Pocatello Water Supply Condemned
- Company to Build House for Workmen
- Idaho Launches Big Building Program
- Provo Women of B. P. O. E. Help Drive
- Governor to Attend School Pageant
- Police Hold Man for Extradition
- Page 9
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- Sell Road Bonds but Eliminate All New Work, Decided
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] ' Shots' to be Urged by State in Wide Campaign
- [Illegible] Lake County [Illegible] One Year Shows $8,620,337 Gained
- Electricity Cost Told State Board
- Button, Button, Who's Got the Silverware?
- 1921 Convocation Officers Elected
- Assessment Board Hears Protests on Taxation of Funds
- Ditch Wall Caves on City Workman
- Electricity is Auto Factor, Chief Says
- Railroads Apply for Higher Rates
- Alleged Sugar Stealing Gang in Toils of Law
- Wife Endearing to other Men, Hubby Alleges
- Day of Delight Planned at Rowland Hall Games, Dances, 'N Everything on Program
- Program for Tax Conference Made
- Executive Timber Analyzed by Women
- Canners Will Pack Only Enough Fruit for Advance Calls
- Finger Caught in Cog is Amputated; Girl Falls 18 Feet
- Governor Protects 'Example' Victim
- Woman Falls from High Church Steps
- [Illegible] Stops All Building Construction
- Maslich Weeps in Own Behalf; Then Gains Composure
- Page 10
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- Deseret Gym Swimmer Sets a New Record
- Seaton to Play in Utah Ex-Seal Joins Outlaws
- Pat Gilbert Will Meet Boston Boy in Return Match
- Well, Well, This is Sure Opportune
- Seattle Shuts out Los Angeles, 3-0
- Grid Stars Lost by Graduation
- Decker-Patrick Sluggers Win 13-6
- Clubowners off to Combat Buke's New Outlaw B. B. Outfit
- Cache Valley League
- Yellowstone League
- Juniors Winners of Weber Normal Track Tourney
- Rod and Gun
- B. Leonard Signs to Defend Title
- Tigers Enjoy Batting Practice; Break Bee String of Victorie
- [Untitled]
- How Clubs Stand
- More than 700 Entries Received
- American Association
- Tenth Canto Rally Wins for Senators
- Homer Warner Retires from Coaching Field
- Page 11
- [Untitled]
- [Illegible] Protests Draft Provisions in Army Measure
- National League
- American League
- [Untitled]
- H. C. L. is Unknown in Chile, Report
- Credit Strain due to Unfair Tactics
- Mammoth Junior High School Gives Closing Program
- Weather Report
- Deaths and Funerals
- Moderator Elected
- Chinese Decline Dealings
- Search Reveals Parents
- 80,000 New Members
- Wed Two; Not Bigamy
- Shortage of Sugar Curtains Canning
- Stockers and Feeders Coming to Market
- Directors of C. & S. Elected at Denver
- Treasury Department Asks for Bond Support
- Ely Legion Aires Making Progress
- Western League
- Navy to Enter Olympic Games
- East High May Risk State B. B. Title at Logan
- Prexies Suspend Dead Ball Rule
- [Illegible] Athlete to Prepare to Enter Northwestern 'U'
- Junior Hights in Silver Track Meet
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- Town Topics
- Cabins Solve Canada's Housing Shortage
- Ogden Police Nab Trio on Suspicion of $800 Robbery
- Who Do We Fight next? Asks Briton
- Roosevelt Gives Views to New Port's Vice to Inquisitors
- Four Men Pledged
- Republicans Will Nominate Judges
- [Untitled]
- Sweet Bye-and-Bye
- Bill Introduced for River Survey
- Looted for Girl, Police Declare
- Register Now for Democratic Meet
- What Democrats Did is Subject of Thomas Address
- Idaho Man Given School Contract
- State Employes Get Salary Boost
- Navy Men's Rates of Pay Increase Given by Officer
- Oasis Society Meets
- Subscriptions to Salvation Army's Drive Are Slow
- Kearns Estate is Taxed $67,375.13
- Meeting Called to Discuss City Charter Plans
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-05-21 | Page 4 | Sugar is Boosted in New York Mart
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-05-21 |
| 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/s6jt0wcf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0wcf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Sugar is Boosted in New York Mart |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-05-21 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6jt0wcf/10350837 |