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- Foe's Strongholds Fall; British Take Pivot Towns
- 186,773 Men in the New Draft
- [Illegible] Power Measure Passed by the House
- Germans Keep Yankees Busy
- Valor of Yankees Equal to Any Test
- Yankee College Men, Scouting in Seaplane, Trap and Sink U-Boat
- Deserter Slays Forest Ranger
- Scalds Fatal to Provo Seaman
- German Empress has Heart Trouble
- Pittsburg Firemen end Brief Strike
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- Deny Czecho-Slovaks are Menaced by Austrian and German Forces
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- Many Drowned in Galician Floods
- Athlete Dies in France
- German Report Claims British Attack Failed
- Huns Preparing for an Invasion
- Preparing New Positions
- Hun Morale Affected
- Vienna Reports Some Progress in Albanian Sector
- Total Prisoners Taken in Drive Number 100,000
- Hun Long Range Guns Firing in Soissons Sector
- Allies Continue to Bomb Germans with Good Effect
- Gentral Powers Making Gains on Albanian Front
- Allies Conduct More Raids in the Lorraine Sector
- Passenger Service Resumed
- Germans Prepare to Abandon Line South of Aisne
- Crew of Wrecked Steamer Rescued
- Soissons-Rheims Road Reached by the Americans
- British Capture 14,000 Prisoners in Last Three Days
- Sees "Dawn of Victory"
- Relies on Machine Guns
- Chinese at Mukden
- Miliukoff Resigns
- Americans to Manchuria
- Commands Accepted
- Disease is Raging
- Local News
- Big Gun Captured
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- Yanks 20 Miles from the Rhine
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- 7 are Killed When Steam Pipe Bursts
- Enters Y. M. C. A. Service
- New Division at Funston Reviewed
- French Mission Arrives
- Will not Curtail Sugar Allotment
- Treaty with Japan Extended 5 Years
- Senators to Pass Measure Early in the Present Week
- Tribune Employee will Enter Army
- Chamber Protests Profiteer Charges
- Combing Germany for Fighters
- Colorado Land Open to Entry
- Kaiser Still Banks on Aid of the Lord
- Injuries Prove Fatal
- Page 4
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- Yankee Aviator Downs 3 Planes
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- Lieutenant Lehr is Killed in France
- Senator Lodge is Made Floor Leader
- Marines Die in Bandit Battle
- Underground Rail Strike Threatened
- Draft Treaty Cigned
- Closing Hun Cigar Factories
- Serb Minister Resigns Post
- Saving in News Print Paper
- Sea Battle on French Coast
- Seditionists are Caught in Raid
- Railroad Yards Bombed
- Americans Make Another Advance on River Vesle
- New Mileage Book on Sale
- Army Promotions are Announced
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- 142 Youths Register as Possible Soldiers
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- Pocatello 'Tag' Day Financial Success
- Marriage Licenses Issued
- Women are to Aid Liberty Loan Drive
- Young Women Enlist
- County Aids Peach Day
- Japan Furnishes Aviators
- Farewell Social Planned
- Minister Going Overseas
- Women Object to Wearing Overalls
- Work of Officers Highly Appreciated
- Rapid Promotion Won by Salt Laker
- Page 6
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- Fusion Proposal Meets Obstacles
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- Democrats to Meet
- Memorial for George Cottam
- Inquiries Answered Best by Red Cross
- Swanson will be Host to Children
- Railroad Fare to Coast is Lowered
- Local News
- Likens Fighting on West Front to Holding 4 Aces
- Salt Laker Awarded Stripe for Wounds
- Many New Things in Fabric Market
- Mass for J. A. Sullivan
- Page 7
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- Woman Soldier in Big Quandary
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- Idaho Falls, Ida
- Twin Falls, Ida
- Blackfoot, Ida
- Pocatello Soldier Promoted
- Cupid is Busy during Furlough Salt Lake Sailor Weds Idaho Girl
- Books
- Luxemburg Suffers Frequent Air Raids
- Memorial Arouses Great Resentment
- Collection of War Epitaphs Submitted
- Bishop Coming Over
- Rich must Fight
- Memorial to Goldsmith
- Loyalty Only Issue
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- Page 11
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- Vocational School Proposed by Smith
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- Antivice Squad Head Quits Post
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- Dental Examiner Leaves for Texas
- Mrs. Shaw's Funeral Tomorrow
- New Suits Filed
- Marriage Licenses
- Immorality is Charged
- Chiropractors Give Outing at Saltair
- Mrs. Miller's Funeral Today
- Funeral this Afternoon
- Local News
- Democratic Judicial Primary Called
- Railway Clerks to have Entertainment
- Highways Transport Committee Formed
- Services for La Vinna Stohl
- Services for Mrs. Skidmore
- Arrives in France
- To Seek Recruits throughout State
- Merchants Bank Plans Maturing
- Weather Data
- Firemen's Fund Swelled
- Place Huge Order for Chewing Gum
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- Beatty Advocates Free use of Paint
- Baseball Plans are Announced
- Tilden Winner of Net Trophy
- Christian Workers to Meet Here Soon
- Preuvians at Ancon Rebel
- License Law Protection to the Buying Public
- Tintic Boys are in Thick of Fighting
- Sees Good Future in Fossil Field
- Suffocated in Coal Bunker
- Farewell Given Youth who Goes on Church Mission
- Cobb Plays Last Game for Tigers
- Chatt's Cast is Record
- Merchant Enlists in Army
- Ogden Livestock
- Federal Reserve Banks
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Cheyenne Entries
- Kellar is Victim of Healthy Punch
- Jess of Opinion that It's Better Safe than Sorry
- Radical Changes to be Made this Year
- Page 17
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- Great Air Plan Told by Kenly
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- Major Reams is Killed by Fall
- Bingham Soldier Promoted
- Staley Submits Estimates
- Huns Protest Spain's Purpose
- Camp Ready Fro Coast Draftees
- 60 Examined for Army Commissions
- Germans have Food Supplies
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- Help is Plentiful for Picking Fruit
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Boy Shot While Stealing Apples
- Ogden Mother and Sons Aiding Helping Uncle Sam in the War
- 57 are Registered in Weber County
- New Draftees are Given Instructions
- Another Ogden Man Called into Service
- Cupid is Kept Busy
- Fined in Liquor Case
- To Teach Red Cross Work
- Arrested on Liquor Charge
- Visitors from East
- Paces Serious Charge
- Utility Enterprises Held in Abeyance
- Ladies' Band to Play
- Ward Teachers to Meet
- Arrives Safely Overseas
- Recreation House Contracts Let
- Suffrage Bill Action Urged
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- British Battle way to Bapaume
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Funeral Notices
- In the District Court, Probate Division
- In the District Court, Probate Division
- In the District Court, Probate Division
- In the District Court, Probate Division
- In the District Court of the Third
- Little Girl is Dead as Result of Burns
- To Leave for Camp
- Camp Observes Veterans' Day
- Collegians may be Officers
- Funeral Services for Aged Utahn to Occur Today
- Will Rush Work on Revenue Bill
- Bingham Doctor Honored
- Red Cross Articles Shipped
- Cattle Loan Agency Manager Selected
- Ovean Front to be Barred Zone
- 328 Hun Planes are Destroyed
- Whisky Sets River on Fire
- Big Labor Meeting Held at Bingham
- Provo Speakers to Urge Enlistments
- Railroad Man is Fatally Wounded
- Provo Soldiers at Home on Furlough
- Sanpete County Fair is to Open Sept. 23
- Yankees Fight with Canadians
- Wool Monopoly Charged to U. S.
- Injured Woman Improving
- To Aid National Guard
- Big Celebration is Plan of Farmers
- Steamer Chased by Hun U-Boat
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- War Loan Campaign Plans Working Out
- Youngsters Helpful in Mercy Work are Accomplishing Lighter Tasks
- Utah Oil Refinery Sends Wax to Japan
- General Woodward Known in Salt Lake
- Guards Give Post Thorough Cleaning
- Building Permit is Held up for Theater
- Autoists Asked to Join the Red Circle
- Pioneer Daughters to Meet Tonight
- Services for Rivhard A. Keyes
- Ram Show to Open; Fine Exhibits Here
- Junior Scouts to Break Camp Today
- Gorman Wanted by Local Police
- Service for Mrs. J. E. Williams
- Salt Laek Man is Slain in France
- May Name Streets after Heroes of War
- Penrose Completes Industrial Survey
- Radio-Buzzer Work has been Arranged
- Jobbers to Protest New Freight Rule
- Boy Pays Fine with his Baby Bonds
- Days of Grace for Taxes Abolished
- War Potato Yield Dug and Hauled Off
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- Must Apply for Space
- Republicans Issue Convention Call
- Sergeant Stratton Named Interpreter
- Delegates Wanted by Fish Director
- Captain Guthrie Ordered to Sea
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- Page 27
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- Local Real Estate Man Favors the Buick
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- Demand Increasing for 'the Thrift Car'
- A "Food Tank" at the Utah State Fair
- The Gmc Truck doing its 'Bit'
- Premier Balance Means Less Skid
- Randall to Assume Local Management
- Spares
- Autos Winning Race Against the Hun
- Fleet of U. S. Trucks Completes Long Run
- A Clutch Trouble
- Non-Puncture Lee Stands the Test
- Nash Distributor on Motor Hike in Idaho
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- Miller Carburetor on 13,000 Mile Trip
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- Women Drive Maxwell from Denver to Salt Lake
- Gas Conservation up to Individuals
- Tire Facts by the Pennsylvania Man
- Overland Car does Big Stunt in Africa
- Better Service for Ford Owners
- Trade your Tank for a New Battery
- Buys Liberty Car on Short Notice
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- Page 31
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- Haul Bee Farm Around on Truck
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- Saves Money with a Chevrolet Car
- Ford Truck Cuts Haulage Costs
- Big Business Houses use Republic Trucks
- What the Auto Tiller will do in your Garden
- Crude Rubber from California Plants
- Number, Please
- Tire Hints by the Kor-Ker Man
- Briscoe Car Shows Marvelous Speed
- Knight Sleeve Valve Improves with Use
- Maxwell Adheres to Truth Policy
- Adjusting Brakes
- National Economy is Big Feature
- New Model Mercer Cars on Display
- Page 32
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- Reo Six with Special Crawford Auto Top
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- Owners' Service Department
- Silent Chains
- Summer Battery Troubles
- Speedometer Drive
- Wire Wheels
- Fordson Tractor Tears up Alfalfa Field
- Where Boarding Prune Hails From
- Ford Accessory Sale Information
- Owner Says Car is Indispensable
- Reasons for Using Valvoline Auto Oil
- Farmers Largest Users of Trucks
- Honor Traffic Cops
- Auto Radiator Co. in New Quarters
- Page 33
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- Life of an Airman is Full of Strain
- Launders in a Horse Trough Found Handy by French Girl
- Hun Drive Defeated by a Carrier Pigeon
- Negro Soldiers Aid Relatives in Africa
- Recreation Centers Planned by Y. W. C. A.
- Pretty Society Girls Act as Waitresses
- Many Women Sleep in London Doorways
- U. S. Woman not Afraid of Huns
- Money Values are Explained in Book
- Aged Woman Wins Prize
- New use for Camels
- Mosquito Tanks are Wonderful Success
- Wounded Huns Given Treatment Many have Injured Right Arms
- American Fighters Enjoy Trip Across
- Air Camouflage is Practiced by Fliers
- Y. M. C. A. Secretary has Narrow Escape
- Young Men in Mufti Looked at Askance
- Tips Declared Taboo
- Indians are Aiding
- Many Hun Aviators Killed by Allies
- Wealthy Londoner is Aiding Aviation
- Little Free Territory
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- Page 35
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- Results of Gold Conference Please
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- Molybdenum is Now worth $2 a Pound
- West Tintic Line is Badly Needed
- Alta Park Sells to South Park
- North Beck Shaft below 1200 Level
- Ankle Broken by Fall
- Apex Standard to Sink New Shaft
- Big Potash Company is Planning Improvements
- Empire Mine has New Strike of Ore
- Moab Men Discover Big Sulphur Deposit
- Points out Necessity of Keeping Gold Mines Open
- Copper Output Falls 18,000,000 Pounds
- Davis County Cupid Busy
- Tintic Standard's Ore Showing Grows
- Fleiner Property Loading Shipment
- Family Reunion Held
- Cherokee-Nevada will Resume Work
- Page 36
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- Finds Good Change in the Alta Tunel
- Market Holds Well at Close of Week
- Opening Sulphides in Good Volume
- Michigan-Utah is Yielding Rich Ore
- Broad and Active Market is Developed in New York
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- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Corn Quotations down in Chicago
- Zuma Pushes Winze
- Cotton Market
- New York Grain
- Minneapolis Grain
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- Evaporated Fruits
- New York Bonds
- Closing Stock List
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Omaha
- Ore Shipments Released
- New York Money
- Liberty Bond Prices
- Bank Statement
- New York Listed Stocks
- Weekly Metal Review
- Boston Curb Close
- Boston Stock Quotations
- New York Bond Quotations
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Divide Property Opens High Grade
- Standard Oil Stocks
- New York Curb Stocks
- Local Quotations
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Page 37
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- Local Amateur Ball Teams who are Battling for Supremacy
- Lagoon to have Swimming Meet
- Scores of Champions will Participate in Big Meet next Month
- Noted Athletes are in K. of C.
- Old Eddie Plank has a Swell Job
- Bobby Tumbled for the Old-Time Gag
- Some Doubles Team
- Intermountain Net Tourney this Week
- French Champ Wants to Mix it with Either of Leading Heavyweights
- Ollie has a Habit of Losing his Lid
- Chot's Brother Killed
- Page 38
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- Evers Showing Them Fine Points of the Game over in Paris
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- Veteran Horseman Back in America
- 'Dutch' Reuther is Now 'Scotty'
- Local News
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- Trap and Field
- This Catcher Had a Perfectly Good Reason to Laugh
- Heard on the Golf Links
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- Les Darcy was an Innocent Victim of the Boxing Trust
- A Few Tips on Diving
- He Never Thought of That
- Jockeys are doing Bit for Uncle Sam
- Racing Owners Get Huge Sums
- Page 39
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- Texas League is Holder of Record
- Barney Badly Battered Vet has not Lost Nerve
- Major League Baseball has Done Lots of Good
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- In the District Court,Probate Division
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Gregg Going Well for the Athletics
- California to have Tourney
- In the Wake of the News
- John Labert has been Good Coach
- M'graw Gives some Advice to Players
- Checkers
- Local News
- Local News
- Saratoga Entries
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- Page 40
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- Boston Now has Four-Game Lead
- Delinquent Notice
- Cubs Twice down Climbing Dodgers
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- Carload of Equipment for Yankees
- Quinn Wins his Last for Champs
- Detroit Splits in Twin with Yankees
- Cleveland Handed Goose-Egg Beating
- Baseball Commission Awards Former Tiger Pitcher to the Yanks
- Eighteen-Star Flag Dedicated at Provo
- Kiddies have Annual Trac
- Veteran is Playing Better Ball than Ever Before
- Six-Run Lead is not Sufficient
- Pittsburg Even in Two with Phillies
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- Page 44
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- Salt Laker Wins Success Selling Organs John H. Merrill Visits his Former Home
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- Manti
- State Society
- Music Today at First Presbyterian
- Special Song Program in the Ninth Ward
- Opera Selections to be Sung at Saltair by Popular Tenor
- Mrs. George E. Merks to Leave Salt Lake
- Held's Band Plays Two Concerts Today
- Music Today at Central Christian
- Hand to be Soloist at Saltair Today
- Reese to Organize Chorus of Ladies
- Jacobson-Raybould Recital August 31
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-25 | Page 44 | Mrs. George E. Merks to Leave Salt Lake
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-25 |
| 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/s6k08fqm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k08fqm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Mrs. George E. Merks to Leave Salt Lake |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 44 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k08fqm/14915893 |