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- Page 1
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- Four Meet Death in Launch Explosion
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- Pete Gallacz is Shot from Ambush
- Burial of Admiral Thomas
- Serious Forest Fires
- Cruisers Depart
- Koreans Will Consider Independence of Nation
- Western Federation Will Meet at Denver
- Herman Ridder to Support Mr. Bryan
- Driven to Suicide by Unrequited Love
- Water Wagon Will Greet Delegates
- [Untitled]
- Fratricide Follows Attack upon Mother
- No New Plague Cases
- Commits Suicide
- Hackett Returns
- Kern is Delayed
- $100,000 Blaze
- Seven Are Injured in a Mine Accident
- Alia Will Expiate Murder of Priest
- Fires in Canada
- Cotton Mills to Resume
- Chinese in Box Cars
- Federal Court Will Try Accused Murderers
- Page 2
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- Many People Brave the Heat to Hear Rev. Herbert E. Hays
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- Federal Bunch May Not Deliver Goods
- Secretary Taft Has His Eye on Missouri
- Monster Automobile Wrecked in Collision with a Big Tree
- Rev. Charles Curtis Mcintyre on "The Glory of Sacrifice"
- Political Potpie
- Purported Statement of Taft on Injunctions
- Usurper to Depart
- Nine Are Drowned in a Sudden Storm
- Thomas Haskins Dead
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Will be like a Two-Ring Circus
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- Great Crowds Flock to the Resorts at Ogden
- Scandinavian Day at Brigham a Success
- [Untitled]
- Shake-Up in State Treasurer's Office
- Mrs. Sarah Moore Dead
- Homer Call, Old Citizen, Dies at Willard Home
- $500,000 Bond Issue at Boise
- Makes Plea for Abatement of an Unsightly Billboard
- Secretary Garfield and Party Inspect Projects
- Editor Will Now Eat
- Senor Obaldia Now President of Panama
- Old Sol Blisters the Good People of Zion
- Government Faction Abstains from Voting at Colon
- Arranging Programme for Bankers' Convention
- Broach Cargo to Feed Passengers on the Ohio
- Beg for Amnesty
- Monthly Priesthood Meeting
- Burglar is Caught
- Dental Sign Stolen
- Dr. Baker at Ogden
- Project Engineer Appointed
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- Page 6
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- Goldrun is the Latest Gold Camp
- People Guard Their Cement Industry
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- Silver Exported in Good Quantity
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- Probable Life of Calumet and Hecla
- Unique Position of Spelter and Lead
- Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Sevier Railway Company
- Notice
- Utah Central Railroad Company
- Assessment No. 2
- Assessment No. [Illegible]
- Tungsten in Nevada
- Page 7
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- Lobsters Defeat the White Wings
- Major Leagues
- Murray is Treated to Classy Ball
- Saltair Bicycle Races Draw Crowd
- Thomas J. Bryce Dies at Baseball Game
- Orphans Mutiny and Take French Leave
- Wireless Received at Yerba Buena Station
- Vanderbilt's Seasick Wins Classic Stake
- [Untitled]
- Washington Also
- Heat Causes Death
- Hot in Gotham
- Fatalities at Detroit
- Miners Win
- Hopkins Plays Umpire
- Amateur Games
- Good Scoring Game
- Siegels Beat Coppers
- Men Expected Tuesday
- Retain Baseball Cup
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- Politicians Will Have to Pay Fares
- Thousands Seek the Cool Places
- Salt Lake's Lid Tightly Closed
- Denver Choral Will Enter in Eisteddfod
- Why Send Money East?
- Miss Jessie L. Bancroft Will Lecture Tonight
- Wasatch Summer Resort
- Haytians Grow Hostile
- Spiritual Debts Are Binding on Humanity
- Greek is Robbed by Trio of Highwaymen
- Alcoholic Dementia Makes Woman a Fury
- Anti-Saloon League to Begin Work Here
- Horses or Mules Needed by Fifteenth Infantry
- Joint Meeting Called
- [Untitled]
- Arrests Made in Montana Claim-Jumping Murder
- Will Begin Testimony in Defense of Adams
- Hundreds of Men Visiting in Zion
- Rev. D. A. Brown Quits Pastorate
- Fewer Blood and Thunder Plays Here
- Council Meeting Will be Important
- City and Neighborhood
- Aeroplane Complete
Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-07-13 | Page 1 | Cotton Mills to Resume
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1908-07-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s6km0nzd |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6km0nzd |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cotton Mills to Resume |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1908-07-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Cotton Mills to Resume. ) , AUGUSTA. Me.. July 12. Tho Edwards cotton mills in this city will resume full time beginning Mondny. July 20. In all do- ) partments. with full pay. Tho mills, 1 , which cmplov l'OO hands, havo been run- nlng on half time. ' |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6km0nzd/13969440 |