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- Food and Fuel have the Right of Way
- Wives of Strikers in Fight for Food
- Submarine Wins, Vice Chancellor of Germany Declares
- Mantle of Funston Falls on Pershing
- 3 Killed in Wreck on Great Northern
- Goulds out Fo the Missouri Pacific
- Liquor Si Shut out from Dry Territory
- Carson Thinks Subsea Menace can be Solved
- Germans Claim the Sinking of Many Vessels
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- Wilson Wants to Decide the War Question
- Germans Destroy all but the Hulls
- American Salmon Industry Involved
- Salt Laker in New York
- Parting Tribute is Paid to Funston
- Order in Council not Recognized by United States
- Great Britain Issues Another Blockade Order
- Colombian Treaty is Pigeon-Holed
- Two Thousand are Killed or Injured
- Confiscate Talking Machine Records
- President Receives Alfredo Gonzales
- Page 3
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- Four States Feel Gas Coal Shortage
- Urge More Wheat Planting
- Krupp Gun Men out on Strike
- Board of Trade will Appeal to the President
- Dies of Hardened Arteries
- British Crack the Lines of the Enemy
- Turkey Expedites american Exodus
- Decision Favors Delta Land Concern
- Balfour is Chosen Carnegie Chairman
- State Department is Again Agitated
- Idaho Gets Training Camp
- Miss Mcadoo Engaged to Russian
- Murder Case Continued
- Will Send Children to Country
- Military Ball to be Given Monday
- Williams Funeral Held at Kaysville
- George Meldrum, 86, Provo Pioneer, Dies
- Woman Dies at Age of 88 Years
- Page 4
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- Americans Leave German Territory
- Arrested on Desertion Charge
- Married by Bishop Booth
- Woman Held over on Murder Charge
- Offers Prize for Potatoes
- High Prices Paid
- Jump in Prices at Bostion will be Looked Into
- Vegetables Show Heavy Advance in San Francisco
- Top Prices for Hogs
- At Orpheum Today
- Bingham Puts on Decorations
- Will not Move until the Money is Forthcoming
- To Consider Garbage Contract
- Situation Serious in Tooele
- Big Hog Killed
- Monday is Arraignment Day
- Page 5
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- Lon Claflin
- Club Gives Entertainment
- Society
- George B. Turner
- To Celebrate Birthday
- Robbery is Reported
- Seeks to Obtain Water for Power
- Record is Broken in Naturalization
- Fancy Dancing of Ball
- Jail No Place for Insane Suspects
- To Celebrate Lent with Conferences
- To Wear Colonial Costumes at Dance
- Alex. Beveridge
- Provo is Planning Big Electric Show
- Youth's Heel Amputated
- Farmers' Round-up at Spanish Fork
- Not his Fault
- Killed in Snowslide
- Service for Mrs. Lewis
- John Gay Buried
- Arrested for Stabbing
- Youths Commit a Daylight Robbery
- Bishop Stevenson Dies
- Damage Suit Filed
- School Pupils to Give Programme
- A. C. Cronk
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- Page 7
- Page 8
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- A.C. Davis
- H. Sommers
- W.M. Sanders
- Telegraph Wires Repaired
- Record Broken for High Winds
- Farmers Appoint List of Chairmen
- Paving Proposition is Forced Through
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- Karl Winter
- Attorney Files Report
- Licensed to Marry
- Incorporation Articles Filed
- Eagles Make Denial
- Body will be Sent to Morgan
- Page 9
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- Mitchell Four-Passenger Roadster Popular at Show
- President Moloney to be Lunch Guest
- To Resume Recitals
- Kelly-Springfield Truck in Limelight
- B.&O. Inauguration Folder Elaborate
- Celebrations are Planned for Today
- Howard Hout
- Grand County is Bettering Roads
- Lawrence L. Bailey
- Baptist Brotherhood Meets
- New Suits Filed
- Philharmonic will Give Concert Today
- Page 10
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- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Stecher and Santel to Wrestle Tonight
- Offer Wade Killifer to Portland Club
- Bernhard Expected to Return Tonight
- Alexander Accepts Terms
- Archer can Make Trado
- Cubs Number Eighty Men
- Chief Bender Released
- Follow Beavers' Lead
- Eddie Burns In
- Phils Sign Up
- Rosters Almost Full
- Heinie Groh Signs
- After Chief Bender
- Military Drill for Major League Stars
- Bike Race on Coast
- Bout for Brigham
- Bowling
- Asks for $40,000
- Hoisington-Watson Team to Officiate
- Davis County Wins by Lopsided Count
- Aggies Leave for Game at Bozeman
- Spanish Fork Wins by Narrow Margin
- Granite Wins Fast Fame from Bingham
- Church League to Play Games Tonight
- Trolley League to Select Six Clubs
- Ad too Active
- Boxing Bill Killed
- Spike Darcy-Mccoy Go
- Herman Beats Kabakoff
- Challenges Welsh
- White and Rivers
- New Fight Bill
- Fred Fulton Ready to Meet Good Ones
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- Day's Work in the Legislature
- Treating Clause is Taken from Bill
- Legislators will Visit Provo Today
- Friday's Calendar
- J. T. Stanton
- Bills Introduced in Legislature
- At the Strand Theater
- Action on Bills
- Sergeant at Arms Rounds up Solons
- Asks $100,000 for Spike Celebration
- Twenty-Nine Bills Appear in House
- Page 12
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- Metal Market is Still Unchanged
- Declines Outnumber the Advances in Wall Street
- Evaporated Fruits
- Local News
- Cotton Market
- New York Money
- Pacific Mine and Mill doing Well
- Boston Copper Quotations
- Storms Delaying Rochester Work
- New York Curb Quotations
- Ferber will Soon Begin Building
- Secret Planning to Push Development
- Boston Coper Range
- Ore Shipments Released
- Logger Getting Surprising Values
- Mining Engineers Talk Preparedness
- Original Bannack Market's Feature
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- New York Listed Quotations
- Rico-Wellington has Good Report
- Page 13
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- Fair in Second Ward
- Argument on War Leads to Killings
- Granite High Gives Independence Play
- Births
- Marriage Licenses
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- Real Estate Transfers
- Amusements
- H. D. Pottenger
- A. W. Knudson
- Governor may Visit University Friday
- File Papers with State Secretary
- Uinta County will Vote School Bonds
- George D. Colt
- Fire Blamed to Incendiary
- London Wool Auctions
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Sugar Market
- Coffee Futures
- Livestock Quotations
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- Chicago Produce
- New York Produce
- J. C. Holtby
- New York Grain
- Railway Blockade Sends Wheat Down
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- Died
- Notice to Creditors
- In the District Court, Probate
- Int He Third Judicial District
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Woman Dies of Pneumonia
- Amusement Lid will Remain Off
- Governor Signs Two New Bills
- Refuses to Testify,; Girl Goes to Jail
- British Society to Honor Washington
- Women of Garfield Work for Library
- Smoking Barred in Lower House
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- Banquet Given at University Club
- Withers Home Again Visited by Burglars
- Board Checking on Proceeds of Mines
- Announces Policy as to Juveniles
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- Londoners Meet Here
- Boy on Horse Wins Race with Coyote
- Health Department Nurses Give Dance
- Giauque Also will Leave Land Board
- Oratorical Contest Held Two Medals are Awarded
- To Present Play
- Canyon Residents Want Road Kept Up
- Vegetable Prices Reach High Notch
- Price Appointed as Water Inspector
- Oregon Short Line Earnings Increase
- Sunday Closing Bill Defeated in House
- Actions Submitted in Supreme Court
- Charges Olson Bill is Discriminatory
- Five "U" Students Win Scholarships
- Statistical Report is in Great Demand
- Discuss Rules for Camps in Canyon
- Train-Limit Law is Vicious, Says Calvin
- Upper House Votes $2,000,000 for Roads
- All Lines Expect to be Clear Today
Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-02-22 | Page 4 | High Prices Paid
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-02-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s68p6svw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68p6svw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | High Prices Paid |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-02-22 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68p6svw/14798417 |