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- Germans Bitter in Opposing Yankees
- War Declarations 4 Years of Events Nations in Conflict
- Germans Throwing Everything in Fight in Confused Way
- Prepare to Make Long Stand on Line of Valenciennes
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- Desperate Methods Used by Germans to Save their Armies
- German Forces Again Retire [Illegible] Positions to [Illegible]
- Yanks and British Capture Big Hun Munition Dump
- Germans Timed Argonne Retreat with Usual Skill
- More American Aces since Verdun Line was Struck
- British General Praises Americans on Great Victory
- Fresh Divisions Seeking to Check American Army
- Serbian Soldiers Reach Point Six Miles from Nish
- Italians Break in Enemy Trenches, Inflicting Losses
- Exodus from Bulgaria Now in Full Swing
- Haig Warns Men Against Rumors regarding Peace
- American Relief Ship Arrives Safe at Archangel
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- Throngs Applaud Wilson in New York
- Germans Thought Armistice Signed and Surrendered
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- Americans Take Two Additional Boche Batteries
- Japan Emperor Praises Chivalry of Belgian Troops
- Felicitate Greeks on Work Done When Bulgaria Got Out
- Americans Make Big Prisoner Bags in Recent Fights
- Government of France will Take Railway Control
- 366 Lost When Otranto Sunk
- Germans Anxious over Intentions of British in Flanders
- Germans Setting Fire to French Towns near Lines
- Negro-White Man Fight Causes Riot
- Freighter [Illegible] by Hun [Illegible]
- German Soldiers in Russia Mutiny, Showing Red Flag
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- Serbians Six Miles from Old Capital
- Chinese Draftee Presents Problem
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- British Again Attack Germans South of Douai
- Less than 6 Miles Separate Serbians from Ex-Capital
- British Advance Capturing Villages in Douai Direction
- Town of Lille Now Regarded as Insecure for Huns
- Aids Downfall of Bolsheviki
- Trouble among U. S. Boilermakers
- Local News
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- [Illegible] is [Illegible] Rampant
- At Camp Dodge
- Formula Public
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- Leo V. Bean Dies
- Threaten Huns with Reprisals
- Americans Getting World Experience
- New Omaha Cases
- Close Public Places
- To Prevent Spread
- Military Funeral for Army Officer
- New Suits Filed
- New Incorporations
- Real Estate Transfers
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- Marriage Licenses
- Draft Calls are Issued
- Bootlegging Charged
- Mrs. W. H. Guiver Dies
- Asks Bank Reports
- Parson Simpkin Inscribes Message for Salt Lake's Churchless Sunday
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- [Illegible] Reign [Illegible] Threatened
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- Prizes in Window Display Awarded
- [Illegible] Fire Spreads [Illegible] Village
- Dies in Doctor's Office
- Ticket Chosen by Weber Republicans
- More Deaths from Influenga in Ogden
- Twelve Ogden Boys go South to Train
- Conductor Severely Hurt in Collision
- Officers will Consolidate
- Returns to Trenches
- Ogden Boy Honored
- Favors Severer Penalties
- To be Buried Monday
- Names are Announced
- First Mile Completed
- Weber Boy in Siberia
- Condition is Improved
- Loan Gradually Growing
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- Experienced [Illegible] Scarce at [Illegible]
- Colored Boxers may be Given Chance in Middle West Matches
- Yankees Carrying the Ball Vet Pershing Mixes' Em Up
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- Alex Allows but One Measly Swat
- Checkers
- English Fans Want to Add Cricket Rules to Baseball
- Cochran would like to Meet Bill Hoppe
- Mike Slated for [Illegible] High Army [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] Leads [Illegible] Golf Meet
- British View the Reply of Germany with Suspicion
- [Illegible] Arrange [Illegible] Schedule
- [Illegible] Win out [Illegible] Narrow Margin
- [Illegible] University [Illegible] by Reserves
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- Jamaica Results
- Local News
- Tickets Nominated out in the 'Open'
- London Press is for Firm Policy
- Must Guarantee Terms of Germany
- U. S. Soldiers Get News of Proffer
- Fight to Finish, Roosevelt Says
- Germans Stiffen their Resistance
- Belgians Repulse German Attacks
- Americans Take 17,659 Prisoners
- Suffers Fracture of Ribs
- Died
- Carbon's Third Party Names Ticket
- Exemption Waived by Boxelder Men
- Boys Accused of Nine Auto Thefts
- Labor Bureau will Assist the Farmers
- Boxelder County Soldier is Dead
- Columbus Day Celebrated
- May Double Loan Quota
- Fined on Liquor Charges
- Human Skeleton Unearthed
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- Peace by War and Bonds, Says Geddes
- Two Decline to Run for Office
- Iron Forging to be Taught in School
- Home on Furlough
- Germans Want "Compensation"
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- Fifty Towns in Grip of Influenza
- Five More Utah Soldiers Die Another is Severely Wounded
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- Master Painters Oppose Mediation
- Corless Taboos Politics to Aid Uncle Sam's Loan
- Volunteers Wanted
- Judge Varian Warns Voters Against Mine Tax Plan
- File Water Applications
- Railway [Illegible] Inspected [Illegible]
- Telegram is Sued for Drayage Charge
- Auxiliary Reports [Illegible]
- Soldiers at [Illegible] to Enjoy [Illegible]
- Recruits must [Illegible] Blankets and [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] Hun Press [Illegible] to Whine
- Yanks Give Smokes to the Boys of Brittany Children of France Love American Soldiers
- [Illegible] Workingmen have New Homes
- [Illegible] is Well Paid
- Camouflage Station is Interesting Study
- Pranks Played in Military Hospitals
- American Airmen doing Great Work
- Inventive Genius Springs from War
- Good Profit Made by National Cafe
- Treachery is Shown by German Officer
- Friends' Ambulance Unit Annihilated
- Travels 25 Miles for a Night's Rest
- Holland is Sending Mission to America
- Yankee Fight Spirit Given Great Praise
- Dogs doing Great Work in the War
- Airplanes and Tanks Used by Chaplains
- Hun Ruthlessness is Again Evidenced
- Claims to be Emperor
- Special Medal Approved
- Thousands of Jews in Abject Poverty
- Sabotage is Reported
- Extensive Rice Riots
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- [Illegible] Motor [Illegible] Increases
- Making Motor Cars More Accessible is a Hoover Plan
- [Illegible] Motor for [Illegible] or Rattle
- Farmers Want Good Highways
- Keep Wheels of Motor Car Aligned
- Liberty Motors Achieve Fame on Battlefields of France
- Alcohol will Cut Carbon When Hot
- Military Morals and the Motor Car
- Suggestions for your Handy Kit
- Dry Soapsuds Keep Windshield Clear
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- Auto Accessories will be Available
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- Figures Prove Auto is Most Economical
- Firestone Sales Manager on Western Inspection Tour
- Keep Play out of Spring Hangers
- Wolgast Working to Regain Health
- Truck Tires Strong as Big Gun Shells
- Royalty Selects the Willys-Kinght
- Wire Varies Current Resistance
- Tire Conservation by H. E. Marron
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- [Illegible] Rides for [Illegible] Borken Heroes
- Utah Plans to Speed up Truck Transportation
- [Illegible] to Select a Better Battery
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- Mercer Models [Illegible] on Display
- Packard Dealer to Keep the Trail
- Timely Suggestions on Oiling Trucks
- Expert Definition of a 'Clutch Rider'
- Bates Steel Mule Built to Endure
- U. S. Places More Limits
- E. B. Tractors Win out at State Fair
- First Roller Bearing
- Culmer Home from Trip to Oil Fields
- Quick Starts Harm Motor
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- [Illegible] Tests Given Ford Oils
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- The Farrington a Popular Garage
- The Home of the Firestone Tire
- Rush on in Valvoline Oils
- 5-Ton Republic in Great Performance
- Snappy Olympians Reach Salt Lake
- A Service Tip to Ford Auto Owners
- What Economy is in a National Six
- Turck Makers to Get Needed Relief
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- Gold Question is Difficult Problem
- Holds Increase in Gold is Essential
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- Tintic Standard, Walker Mining Up
- Big Muddy People in Fossil Field
- Extols the Mineral Wealth in Lemhi County, Idaho
- 'Mike' Dailey in Charge at Cardiff
- Ore Shipments Released
- Find High Grade at Great Western
- Jenson Education Process Succeeds
- Imperial Lead is Again a Shipper
- Union Gas Company Runs Three Shifts
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Minneapolis Grain
- Improved Tractor Solves Farm Power
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- [Illegible] Unionville [Illegible] Rise Again
- Good War News Exerting Influence on the Market
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- [Illegible] Notice
- [Illegible] Notice
- [Illegible] to Creditors
- How to Save Tires, by Goodyear Dealer
- Shortage of Steel Still Being Felt
- Plan City Beauty Zones after War
- World's War Brings Truck to the Fore
- Buzzer Operators Needed in France
- Davis Democrats Nominate Ticket
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Kansas City
- Omaha
- Chicago
- Gmc Chassis Now the U. S. Standard
- Utah Motor Club Reports Progress
- Maxwell Trucks at a Big Discount
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Auto Recognized as National Necessity
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-13 | Page 19 | Boxelder County Soldier is Dead
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s66m4j7v |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66m4j7v |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Boxelder County Soldier is Dead |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 19 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66m4j7v/14923820 |