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- Teuton Delegates Reach Allied Lines
- Germans Set Fire to Historic City
- Huns Ask Sedan People to Move
- Sinister Chronicle of German Piracy is Told by Brief Items
- Utah Approves Wilson Policies
- To Americanize Hun Industries
- Upheaval in House Affairs
- Result of Elections to Senate in Doubt
- Many Destitute, Committee Says
- Thirty-Three States in the Union are in Dry Column
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- Toll of Influenza Heavy at Eureka
- City Boards are Showing Speed
- Salt Lake Artist Dies in New York; Burial to be Here
- Pioneer Woman Dies
- Young Miner Dies
- Young Matron is Dead
- Wife Dies; Husband Ill
- Salt Lake Statistics
- Funeral Services Held
- New Suits Filed
- Organization Made a Permanent One
- Certain Cure for Croup
- Your Sick Child is Constipated! Look at Tongue
- National Guard Boy is Influenza Victim in Payson
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- Chief Praises Western Men
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- Utah Men in U. S. Service
- Lark Miner Dies of Influenza; to be Buried Sunday
- Shipping Output Far Exceeds Losses
- Despondent Man Commits Suicide
- Accountant Society Manager is Visitor
- Military Students Reported Missing
- Austrian Lloyds for Liquidation
- Migratory Bird Rules Enforced
- Officers Ordered to Virginia
- Pigs Marketed by Boys' Club
- Women have Now Hope for Suffrage
- Local News
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- Levinsky Goes down for Count
- Fielder Jones is Merciless Critic
- Jess Willard Picks Meehan as Opponent
- Fulton may Meet Kruvosky in go for War Charity
- Yale will not have a Football Eleven
- Penn Plays Practice Game
- Kieckhefer Wins First Block
- Cancels Remaining Games
- Coruhuskers to Play Soldiers
- Cancel Grid Game
- Americans Smash Formidable Line Made by Germans
- Germans Resist with Artillery and Machine Guns
- Enemy Continues Rear Guard Work on Rugged Hills
- Germans Destroy Property during Retreat on Meuse
- Rhine is the Only Solid Line Left to the Germans
- Italians Occupy Places Agreed to under Armistice
- Tank Platoons Play Big Part in the Offensive
- U. S. Prisoners are Mistreated by Hun Captors
- Socialists will Demand German Republic Soon
- Germans Admit Americans Cross the Meuse River
- British Capture Railway Junction and Many Villages
- German Retreat Along Whole of the French Front
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- Turf Results and Entries
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- Allies Give Hun Forces No Rest
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- Salt Lake Soldier is in Hospital from Shell Shock
- Salesman Dead after Attack of Pneumonia
- Boys Enlist with Marines
- Cut this out-it is worth Money
- Aguilar Quits Post as Foreign Minister
- Two More Deaths from Influenza
- Assistant Mother Superior Dies
- Form Czecho Constitution on American Lines
- Ask People of Germany to Bear their Hardships
- Italo-Austrian Armistice Terms Being Carried Out
- To Avert Danger of Austrian Forces Flooding Tyrol
- Representatives of Russia will Leave Germany
- Eastern Silesia Now Placed under People's Council
- Ballot is Unwieldy
- Four Men Escape from Idaho Jail
- For a Weak Stomach
- To Open Peace Terms
- Ask Kaiser to Abdicate
- To Protect Rumania
- Deny Karl to Abdicate
- Pleads for Kaiser
- German Press Worried
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- Silver Shield is in Good Condition
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- Wednesday Trading Unusually Light
- File Exemption Claims next Month
- Work is Resumed at Copper Leaf
- New Oil Companies Enter the Lists
- Ore Shipments Released
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- Chicago Produce
- Metals
- Corn Advances on Demand Prospects
- Election Big Influence upon General Securities
- Ray Consolidated's Outlook is Bright
- Minneapolis Grain
- Liberty Bonds
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
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- New York Grain
- Cotton Market
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Coffee Futures
- Omaha
- New York Money
- Local Quotations
- New York Bond Quotations
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Probate and Guardianship Notice
- New York Produce
- Boston Stock Quotations
- Boston Curb Close
- New York Curb Stocks
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Notice of Assessment
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders
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- Nugent Winner; Borah Also In
- Arnott Suffered for Thirty Years
- Ladies! Darken your Gray Hair
- Lived like Cave Men in Triest
- Republicans are Winners
- Council Rules on Construction Work
- Munroe to Make Brief Visit Here
- Accuse Husbands of Cruel Conduct
- Jensen and Moran Leaving for Capital
- Salt Laker is Wounded in Big West Front Fight
- Yankee Airmen Make Attack on Hun Airdrome
- American Aerial Observers have Daring Exploit
- Honor Memory of First U. S. Soldiers Killed in France
- Richmond Boy Killed in Action on other Side
- King and Queen of the Belgians Visit Courtrai
- Hun Envoy's Cross No Man's Land to Lines of British
- French Advance over Six Miles at Various Points
- German Sailors Seize Battleship and Demand Peace
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- Two Brothers are Dead of Influenza
- Control Coal Distribution
- Open for Applications
- Influenza Increasing
- Yale Professor Dies
- John E. Shipley Dies
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- One Death and 50 New 'Flu' Cases
- Germany Demands Agents of Russia Shall Withdraw
- Freight Rates Reduced
- Kennedy Reaches Seattle
- Alleged Deserters Turned Over
- Aged Resident Dies
- Retained as Clerk
- Vocational Worker in Town
- Welfare Worker in City
- Body to be Sent Home
- Stockholders' Meeting
- Delinquent Notice
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- Utah Community Scourge-Stricken
- First Gift Packages Sent Soldiers' Preference Given
- Repair Work is Making Progress
- Interned Teuton Pneumonia Victim
- Salt Lake Pleases English Lecturer
- Pathos and Homor Hopelessly Mingle in These Letters
- Red Cross Service Branch will Meet
- Arrested for Going Close to War Prison
- Laborers Sent South
- Walter W. Brim
- Japanese Colony Aiding Red Cross
- Justice Frick-is Witness in Trial
- Urged to Join Association
- War Work Booths to Open Tomorrow
- Military Funeral in Post Cemetery
- Weather Data
- West Now Stationer in Camp Sheridan
- Life and Character Reading
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- Nov. 20 is Limit for Xmas Gifts Sent to France
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-07 | Page 11 | Cut this out-it is worth Money
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-07 |
| 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/s6zk6t3m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zk6t3m |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cut this out-it is worth Money |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-07 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zk6t3m/14955522 |