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- Explosion Destroys Munitions Factories
- Canadians use Bayonets with Deadly Effect
- Anarchy Feared by Spokane Citizens
- Germans Continue to Lose in West
- Gerard Held Prisoner Germans Try Coercion Ask Him to Sign Treaty
- Gore would Send Chinese to Front
- Price of Coal may be Fixed by Wilson
- Oklahoma Rioters Held to Gran Jury
- Spy Suspect is Detained by U.S.
- Salt Lakers in New York
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- War Budget Bill Contains some New Proposals
- Draft Evaders to have Punishment
- Reichman Denies Senator's Charges
- Austrian Army Officers Arrested
- Hoover Urges New Economies in Food
- British Columbia Passes Dry Law
- Engineers Urged to Deger Striking
- working on Big Hospital
- Kaiser Accepts Spanish Terms
- Hotel to Change Hands
- Berlin Report Admits the Loss of Langemarck
- Canadians Beat Back the Teutons in Lens Sector
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- French Retake Positions Lost to the Germans
- Germans repeat Story of Capture of 1600 Russians
- Russians Begin Offensive on the Caucasian Front
- French Airman Shower Bombs on the Germans
- Dutch Soldiers Bring down Two German Planes
- Plan to Increase Supply of Grain
- Firms Charged with Restraining Trade
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- Militants are to Pay $10 fine or go to Cell
- Married Men will not Escape Draft
- Andrassy to Succeed Esterhazy
- Australia Increases War Taxes
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- Will Ignore the Navy League
- Would Bar Teutons from British Ships
- Stamp Tax on Bank Checks Struck Out
- Says Hard Blows are Needed to Win
- Grace Lusk is Held for Woman's Killing
- Thomas Takes Farm Bank to Farmer
- Noted Lawyer Dies
- Bishop Glorieux Ill
- Alleged Spy is Incommunicado
- Labor to Protest Pro-German Peace
- Thirty German Planes Downed by the British
- U.S. to Stop Leak in War Information
- Will Ged=T Holiday Gifts
- Attorney Accused of Resisting Draft
- Missionaries Rescued from Bandits
- Murdock's Nomination In
- Asthma and Hay Fever Relieved by an Old, Reliable Remedy
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- Pope Benedict will Send out Auther Dove
- Explosions Destroy 2 Mexican Boats
- Weather Data
- But Leader Surrenders
- German Language Press Condemned
- British Warships Damage Destroyer
- Ireland to Raise Bumper Wheat Crop
- Kern's Body Leaves Asheville
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- Congresswoman is Emphatic in Words
- Says Kurz Will be Vindicated
- Points the way for Services During War
- Children of School Age have Increased
- Webb Bill Reported
- Officers at Tooele Scent Liquor Caches
- Factory Officials to Meet
- Local News
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- Alexander Says He can Handle I. W. W.
- Inquest Followed by Murder Charge
- Miner Crushed to Death under Cars
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- Important Water Action on Trial
- Yesterday's Army Orders
- Young Tar is Given Promotion in U. S. Navy
- Opening of Provo Schools is Planned
- Seeking Enlistment in Coast Artillery
- Dutch Trade Mission Sails for America
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- Fine Programme Arranged for Fair
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- Sunday School Opened at Fort
- Death of Mrs. Louisa Pitts
- Passenger Men to be Outing Guests
- Excursionists Leave for Yellowstone
- Expected Dry Goods Gets Very Wet Ones
- Suspected Draft Evader Released
- Brothers Serve U. S., One on Land and other on Sea
- Douglas Fairbanks to Talk to Friends
- Will Form Red Cross Chapter
- Births Exceed Deaths in Week
- Must Address Letters Properly
- Farewell Party is Given
- Files Bankruptey Petition
- Called to the Service
- Concert to Honor Post Commander
- Say Buying is Now a Difficult Matter
- John C. Butler Dead
- Chinese Caught in Raid
- Tabernacle Choir Rehearsal
- Gum Chewers use 23 Tons Monthly
- Express Worker Serving Country with Artillery
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- Commandant Awaits Orders to Depart
- King Solomon Descendant Gets into the Spotlight
- Says Big Game Very Plentiful
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- U. S. Navy is in Need of Radio Operators
- Diners Flee Cafe When Ammonia Valve Lets Go
- Bilious Attacks
- Little Competition
- Playground Events Officially Fixed
- 'Ghost' Walks at Fort Tomorrow
- Appeals for More Educated Nurses
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Sidelights on Examination of Draft Recruits
- Post Quartermaster will have 3 Aides
- Even So
- Believe Ship was Destroyed by Bomb
- Chosen as Principal
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- 84 are Accepted by Murray Board
- Lure of Sea Claims Another Salt Lake Boy
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- Central American Union is Possible
- Robbers Make Raid on Clothing Store
- Six Young Men Enlist
- Pioneer Woman is Dead in Gem State
- $600,000 Sale Made
- Young Lawyer Gets Commission at Plattsburg
- Held on Serious Charge
- Real Estate Transfers
- Births
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- Marriage Licenses
- Ogden Physician has Two Sons in U. S. Service
- Young Man's Death is Widely Mourned
- New Suits Filed
- New President Chosen
- Will Enlarge Bank
- Artilleryman is Now Stationed at Fort Douglas
- Mt. Pleasant Buys Fire Truck
- Appointments Approved
- Cashier Makes Change
- Many are Smoking Strawberry Leaves
- Navy League Branch Formed
- Pocatello to Participate
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- "Call to Arms," Musical Spectacle, to be Presented by Sweeten's Band at Saltair Today and Tonight
- Brief Stop Made by Strikebreakers
- Provost Marshal Appeals Exemptions
- Denies that Brother Evaded Examination
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- German Prisoner Leader of Revolt
- Failure to Provide Charge Against Two
- Women Injured by a Street Car
- Another Nurse Needed
- Canning Season to Open
- Will Repair Viaduct
- Ogden Youth Gives Mechanical Skill to U. S.
- Licensed to Marry
- Faise Pretenses Charged
- Claim is Disallowed
- Housewives Warned
- Is Allowed Attorney
- Re-Examination Completed
- Officer Visiting Father
- Former Ogden Man Accepted
- In Ogden on Leave
- Notified to Report
- No Phosphorus Purchased
- Tangie is Adjusted
- Important Ruling Made
- Ogden Boy is Serving Country in Utah Battery
- Young Officers are Home on Furlough
- Eager to Serve Country
- Delinquent Notice
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- Bumper Crops will Pay Cost of Lands
- All in Readiness for Rendition of Patriotic Masterpiece at Saltair next Sunday
- County Division No. 1 Calls 600 More Men
- "Wellbilt" Company Reports Activity
- Chiropractic Day at Saltair
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- Bettilyon Company to Move Offices
- Report of Survey Made by Lindsay
- Modern Homes are Now Selling Readily
- Private Showing of Patriotic Photoplay
- W. C. T. U. to Meet
- Clisbee Kimball Joins the Colors; Trains at Fort
- Altamont Shearing Company
- Industrial Commission Reports
- Must Stand Trial for Grand Larceny
- Seattle Reports Fuel Oil Shortage
- Arrange Meetings to Aid Schools
- Permit to Sell Alcohol is Issued
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Liberty Mining Company
- In the District Court, Probate
- Special Stockholders' Meeting
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- Fifty-Six per Cent of Quota Obtained
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- Bumper Wool Clip in 1918 Predicted
- Citizens to Honor Artillery Members
- Fort Officers are to be Promoted
- Larson Chosen to Liberty Loan Post
- Funeral of Aggie Judd Bowyer
- Z. C. M. I. Workers to have Excursion
- Babe Breaks Arm; Proves Real Heroine
- Promotion Costly to Army Officer
- Seattle Germans Interned at Fort
- Man Held up near Business District
- Japanese Mission in Ogden Today
- Franz Bopp Ordered Interned in Camp
- Arthur M'chrystal Wins Commission
- Gets Divorce on Cruelty Ground
- Patrick Ryan Dies in Salt Lake Home
- Artillerymen Given Respite from Work
- Guggenheim to Visit Salt Lake
- Expert Predicts Big 1917 Cotton Crop
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- Thomas Lloyd Dies in Alaska Home
- Levey Appointed to Railroad War Board
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- Trucks Save Mine $19,000 a Year
- Salt Lakers Explore Region of Future Promise
- Good Roads Slogan of New Organization
- Congress Asked to Grant Road Freedom
- Overlands Used in War Service
- Water for the Desert Tourist
- Rainbow Salesman Comes to Town
- Keep Eye on Road
- Makes Long Drive in a Ford Auto
- Autos Promote Nation's Health
- "Trade Trick," Say Many Auto Dealers
- Drive Steady
- Local News
- Local News
- Dixon Booklet Issued
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- War Truck Tools to be Standardized
- Governor Simon Bamberger Inspects Columbia Highway
- Individuality is Apperson Feature
- Staggard Tread Tire is Correctly Built
- Hudson Super Six to Maintain Price
- Kissel Trucks Meet all Requirements
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- Premier Simplicity Appeals to Owners
- Studebaker Prices to Advance Sept, 15
- Utah Oil Company Adding to Plant
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- Defeat of Germany Considered Certain
- Paris Perfumers Mourning Czarina's Downfall Cause
- Speculators in Food Severely Punished
- British Airmen are Given Much Latitude
- Young Australian Wings High Honor
- Queen Mary Markes "Hit"
- To Wear Wooden Shoes
- Blind Cripple Conscripted
- Hungarian Crops to be Confiscated
- Bonar Law Tells of Great Profits
- Sickness is Playing Small Part in War
- King Alexander is out with Parents
- Many Documents have Disappeared
- Rates are Increased by Bavarian Papers
- Many Socialists Shot in Rumania
- High Tribute Paid to Alpine Troops
- Minister of War in Holland is Civilian
- Airplanes Protect Train
- Plot is Discovered to Destroy Factory
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- Describes Strike in the C,-C, Con.
- Market is Inactive at Close of Week
- Mayor Sells Drung Store
- Nitrate Deposits to be Developed
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- Victor Mining is Pushing the Work
- Making Improvements
- Reports Good Ore in Cunapah Mine
- Lead Belt Mining Pushing Tunnel
- Boston Cooper Quotations
- New York Listed Stocks
- Ore Shipments Released
- Sunset Property Pleases Officials
- New York Curb Stocks
- Reports High Grade from White Rocks
- Nipissing Shows Good July Record
- Claims Rich Ore in the Red Bell Mine
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Remarks Activity in Oil Districts
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
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- Corn Drops Lower in Chicago Market
- Stock Exchange Business Falls to the Lowest Ebb
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- New York Produce
- New York Grain
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Increase Shown in Bank Clearances
- New York Curb is Quietest in Months
- Livestock Market Steady and Active
- Coffee Futures
- New York Money
- Cotton Market
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Chicago Produce
- Silver in London
- Evaporated Fruits
- Eigin Butter
- The Copper Market
- New York Bonds
- Closing Stock List
- Kansas City
- Omaha
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- Local News
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Clearing House Report
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice to Stockholders of Charm Mining & Milling Company
- Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders
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- Tigers Split with Seraphs in Twin Bill
- Byron Houck's Cabbage Ball Baffles Oaks
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- Gullickson Wins Chicago Golf Title
- De Palma Proves too Fast for Opponents
- Tooele Star Joins Officers' Reserve at Presidio
- Evidently There was a Good Deal of Baseball Here
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Browns Trade Trio for Columbus Group
- Immense Sums Set Aside for War Work
- Sprint Feature of Today's Bike Meet
- Benny Kauff Heard from in National
- New York Pair Wins Title in Doubles
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- Red Sox have Strong Alibi for this Loss
- Single G Sets New Record for Season
- Caldwell Hit Hard; Brownies Win Game
- Phillies Take Whole Series from Pirates
- White Sox Regain League Leadership
- Tigers Get but Four Slams off Johnson
- Giants Split their Fourth Twin in Week
- Boston and Chicago Split Double Card
- Local Boxing Game Reopens on Labor Day
- Reds and Dodgers Each Win Victory
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- Aggie Gridders to Help the Farmers
- A Quartette of Strawberry Beauties
- To Build Magna High School
- Mcgill not Ambitions
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-08-19 | Page 36 | Sugar Prices have Small Effect on Cost of Preserving
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-08-19 |
| 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/s6fx83tw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fx83tw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Sugar Prices have Small Effect on Cost of Preserving |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-08-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 36 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fx83tw/14825515 |