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- Declares Germany does not Want War
- British Army Defeats Turks in Palestine
- Pays Warm Tribute to United States
- News Quarantine for Relief Workers
- Russ Kills Teutons and Ends own Life
- War with Germany Rendered Certain
- Thrilling Declaration of Loyalty
- Rumanian 'Noble' Arrested as a Spy
- Training Camps' Dates Announced
- Elisha Lee Succeeds Long
- Patrolman Emery and Woman Shot
- Villa's Forces are Making way South
- Salt Lake Teutons Stand by Old Glory
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- British Steamer Sunk in Atlantic
- Germans Sink Jap Warship in Pacific Ocean
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- British Bark is Sent down; Crew Reported Safe
- British Steamer Engages in Fight with the Moewe
- Portuguese Ship Argo Destroyed; Details Lacking
- Germans Plot to Spread Disease among the Enemy
- Given up as Lost
- Crosses in Safety
- Sues for Divorce; Asks $35 Alimony
- Elks Give Pledge to Nations Cause
- Sternberg Indicted for Murder
- Fight Begins for Control of the House
- Discuss Plans for 'Better Baby' Week
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- Military Prevents Uprising in Spain
- Government of Spain Takes a Firm Attitude
- Food Shortage at Bottom of the Unrest in Spain
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- Drastic Action Follows Appeal to the People
- Labor Centers Adhering to the Strike Closed
- French Capture Munitions and Supply Depot
- Teutons Prepare for Attack by the Entente Allies
- Labor Leader is Heroic When the Time to Die Comes
- Signs Papers for Ranch Transfer
- Files Quit-Claim Deed
- Hearing is Begun
- Justin Given Jail Sentence
- British Threaten to Make Reprisals
- Lady Walnut Breaks Egg Record
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- 1,000,000-Man Army Planned by Chamberlain
- Guard Convention Favors Enforced Military Training
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- Confederate War Veteran is Dead
- Red Cross Workers in Active Campaign
- Three Boys Disappear
- Logan Enlists Four
- Reynolds Funeral Held
- One Man Enlists
- Lectures at Tooele
- Indian War Veterans Meet
- Receive Oats Shipments
- Mrs. C. E. Maw Returns
- Physician Goes East
- Alleged Bootlegger Convicted
- Socialist Vote Against Budget in Reichstag
- Praises Troops Fighting on the Western Front
- Internal Reform is Demanded by the Socialists
- Daughter is Welcomed
- Form Red Cross Unit at Murray
- Travel 20 Miles to Join the Guard
- New Suits Filed
- Joseph Moesser Dies
- Spring Clean-up Starts
- Japanese Charged with Murder
- Western Union Agent Resigns
- Jews will Fight for United States
- Child's Arm Broken
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- Regents Approve Military Annex
- Takes Court to Home of Witness
- Telephone Company Sued by Attorney
- Pupils to Appear in Huge Cantata
- Teachers Give Dinner
- Scandal Mongers Scored by Priest
- Florist Arrested
- Says Phone Trouble has been Adjusted
- Moosers will Hold Luncheon April 5
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- Busy Bee Inspires Great Activity in Office Circles
- High Court Passes on Two Appeals
- Jury Thanked by Judge Johnson
- League Officers to Hear Address
- Pour Liquor into Sewer
- Court Permanently Enjoins Roadhouse
- Will Play Solos in Opera Offering
- Appointive Officials File State Bonds
- Drake to Make Address
- Sues Husband for Return of Loan
- To Represent Nippon Operetta
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- Floods Threatening Ogden River Banks
- Grazing Permits are Authorized
- Ogden to Improve Washington Avenue
- Ogden Fire Fighters Given Wage Raise
- Names Committee to Mobilize Food
- Henry F. Groudel Dies
- Professor to Resign
- Robber Suspect Held
- Arrested Second Time
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- Three in Family Die in Few Months
- Indictment Cases to come up Today
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Weather Data
- Sound Country to Secure Branch Bank
- Amusements
- Reserve Banks were More than Willing
- Marble Company Sued by Railroad
- Says Coast People Stand with Wilson
- Appointments are Made by Alexander
- Conclude Big Sheep Deal
- Benefit Entertainment
- Arranges for Kansas Hay
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- Will Address Salesmen
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court Probate
- In the Matter of the Estate Of
- In the District Court Probate
- Notice to Creditors
- Leon Johnson
- Notice to Creditors of the Miriam Brooks Candy Company a Corporation
- Assessment Notice
- [Untitled]
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- In the District Court of The
- Funeral Notice
- Died
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- New Citizens Given Prized Parchments
- Varsity Teams to Meet in Debate
- Industrial Board to Meet Monday
- Charter Sought for Local Post
- Flag Service is Planned
- Senator King Leaves Today
- Dern Goes to Logan
- Major Roberts to Tour Utah will Campaign for Recruits
- Seeks Clemency for are Majors
- Traffic Blockade Relief Discussed
- Helper is Killed in Power Station
- Warrants Issued for Bingham Men
- Miner Dies of Injuries
- Says Compensation Law is Model One
- Bishops Asked to Aid Garden Plans
- Iron Workers will Raise Vegetables
- Mrs. E. A. Damon Dies
- Club will Observe Opening of Plant
- Contractors Told to Expedite Work
- Loses Necktie in Row with Officer
- Getting Ready for Cold Storage Law
- E. J. Callahan to Return to Chicago
- Big Scouring Plant Project Discussed
- Statue of Moroni Flooded with Light
- Cadet Battalion will Lead March
- Senior Class to Debate
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- Sherm Jones is Shown No Mercy at Hands of Saints' Big Clouters
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- Pre-Season Betting Favors M'graw Club
- Billiard Experts Each Win One Game
- B. Y. U. Boxing and Mat Tourney Opens
- Callahan is Beaten by Charley White
- Adair Defeats Jacobs
- Both Class Games Won in Last Frame
- Gilbert and George to Meet in Feature
- East High Baseball Series on Tuesday
- B. Y. C. Tennis Club Organized for Year
- Aggie Football Men Practicing in Gym
- Miss Rosenthal is Woman Golf Champ
- Clawson and Smith to Play Handball
- Prominent Players Enter Tennis Meet
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- Rochester Region Showing Activity
- Famous Oil Land is Center of Interest
- Guggenheim Party Leaves for East
- New York Listed Quotations
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- Volume of Trading Still Increasing
- Empire Mines Co. Files its Papers
- Small Car Brings $90 per Ton, Net
- Antelope Star is Ready to Produce
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Ore Shipments Released
- Deseret Mountain Pleases Director
- Bonanza Property Nearing Objective
- February Output of Big Coppers
- Pathe Company Organized
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- Wheat within One Cent of $2 Bushel
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- New York Grain
- Cotton Market
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Coffee Futures
- Professionals do Most of Stock Market Trading
- Livestock Quotations
- Chicago
- Kansas City
- New York Money
- Sugar Market
- Evaporated Fruits
- Standard Oil Stocks
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- Spelter Market is Holding up Well
- Boston Copper Quotations
- New York Bonds
- Crew has Narrow Escape
- Metal Market is Still Unchanged
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Young Mother Dies in Malad
- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
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- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
- Western States Life Insurance Company
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- Bryan Appeals to Congress in Peace Effort
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- Miss Rankin Guest of State Senate
- Red Cross Plans Nursing Course
- Farmers to Meet and Discuss Work
- Economics Class to Meet
- Appoints Wardens
- Two File Bankruptcy Papers
- State Federation to Meet
- Taken Back to Idaho
- Cuban Rebels are Worsted at Songo
- President Praises Relief Fund Move
- Ashton-Jenkins Co.
- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
- Uncle Sam Guards Income Tax Data
- Synopsis of the Annual Statement
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-30 | Page 20 | New York Produce
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-03-30 |
| 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/s62v38f1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v38f1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | New York Produce |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-03-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 20 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62v38f1/14816716 |