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- Decisive Battle of War may be Forced by Foch
- Crack Hun Regiment Mauled by the Scotch
- More Light is Shed on German Pre-War Plans
- German Attack on Meteren Repelled
- Many Officers Meet Death on Fields of Battle
- Big Offensive has Become a Contest of the Engineers
- Airmen Aid in the Allied Offensive
- Plan 2500 Beds for Fort Hospital at Outset Local Post will Care for 1000 Wounded Men
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- Compares Work of the French and American
- Allied Advance Begins to Affect Germans at Home
- General Petain is Given Credit for Battle Plan
- American Casualties
- Western Union is under Indictment
- Final Onslaught of the Americans too Much for Hun
- Investigating Land Titles
- Germans Claim some Success in Counter-Thrust
- New Zealanders Drive the Huns Back with Losses
- British Airmen Bring down 25 German Planes
- Newspapers Say Latest Reports are Favorable
- French Announce the Capture of Towns and Guns
- Entire Line of Advance Posts are Recovered
- Germans Take Town of Mery and Hill 204
- British Troops Holding Line on Flanders Front
- Italian Army in France Cited for Brilliant Work
- Trap may Close Any Time
- Yankee Airmen Shoots down and Captures Hun Ace
- Allies Win in Albania
- New Hun Army in Field
- Vienna Claims Success
- No Gains Retained
- Berlin Night Report
- Abbott Preparing Report
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- Aviators Keep Spirits Strung High for Work
- Latin America to Share in Prosperity
- Strikers Liable for Military Duty
- New Revolution Begins in Mexico
- Gold Producers Called to Meet
- Aviator Breaks Fighting Records
- Settled Weather to Help Bombing Work
- Labor Board Ends Wage Controversy
- Visits Destroyer Base with Geddes
- Have Confidence in Wilson's Fairness
- Gorky Reported Dying
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- Japan Accepts Plans to Aid Czech Armies
- Kaiser Considers Siberian Front Very Important
- Soviet Republic in Sore Straits , Lenine Asserts
- Peasants in Revolt
- Diplomats at Vologda
- Bessarabia Claim Abandoned
- Grand Dukes are Held
- Offensive Slows down, but is not at a Standstill
- Germans Mowed down by Yankee Machine Guns
- Germans Making Desperate Fight as they Retire
- American Airman Wins Battle and Captures Captain
- Secretary Baker Satisfied with Progress Made
- Will Expedite News of Fighters' Deaths
- Ordered to Fort Douglas
- Tanks Blaze Trail for the Infantry
- Dr. Stephen Wise Works as Laborer
- Canadian Aviator Killed
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- Society
- Crawford Chosen Mine Inspector
- Wounded Soldier Now Recovering
- Belated by Wreck, Soldier Contingent has Moonlight Frolic
- Botterill Staff Enjoys an Outing
- Private M'farlane is Placed in Tomb
- Services for Fred J. Mcallister
- Groesbeck Lauds Red Cross Workers
- Would Borrow Fund for Logan College
- Many at Funeral of Mrs. Woolley
- Notice to Contractors
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- Luxuries to be Heavily Taxed in Revenue Bill
- Twenty-One Indicted for Theft of Beef
- Candidate Called to Serve Country
- Twins are Going to France Eager for Service at Front
- Discharged Soldier is Sent to Hospital
- Program Announced
- Released on Bond
- Fined on Liquor Charge
- Sent to Mental Hospital
- Passes Examination
- Given Farewell Dinner
- Band Offers Services
- Given a Commission as First Lieutenant
- Little Girl has Narrow Escape
- Pays Bill and costs
- Licensed to Marry
- Wedding Announced
- Cuba to Join in Fighting in France
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Hear Address by Groesbeck
- Hays Coming West
- Work is Assured Industries Board
- Submarine Sinks British Cruiser
- Howell Farmer is Shot by a Neighbor
- Empty Automobile Makes Exciting Run
- Former Tooele Man is Made a Captain
- Rumania Prisoners Die like Flies
- Commission for Ogden Man
- German Causes Row in South America
- Utah Steel Plant Project Discussed
- Box of Giant Caps Found under Bridge
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- Half of 1918 Class to go into Service
- Britannic Society Elects Secretary
- Services for William H. Clark
- Highway Officials Return
- Bennion would end Name Duplications
- Weather Dara
- Seeks News of Missing Brother
- Granted Stage Line Permit
- New Rules Issued for Water Users
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- Marriage Licenses
- New Suits Filed
- Real Estate Transfers
- Commissioners at Capital
- Czechs to Continue Fighting Austrians
- Slater is Witness in Biscay Trial
- Unlawfal Net Confiseated
- School Population Shows an Increase
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- Ballplayers can have until September First to Get Essential Jobs
- Sanders Forces in Myers with Winning Tally
- Cubs Drop Close Game to Phillies
- World's Series Question
- Cincies are Twice Beaten by Braves
- Cards Again Prove Easy New York
- Ball Players Can't Jump to Shipyards
- Johnny Rawlings Injured
- Naval Reserves Awaiting Orders
- Indians Grab Opener from New Yorkers
- Champions Again Defeat Red Hose
- Walker's Hit Wins 11-Inning Battle
- Senators Annex One More from Browns
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- New Freight Rule Effective Aug. 1
- Salt Laker at Tome School
- Heavyweights Fight Tonight in New Jersey
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- Sammies to have Big Field day at Ft. Douglas
- Plan Big Church Parade at Camp
- Judge Call has Eye on Supreme Bench
- Postal Savings Increasing
- All-Sars to Play Fast Wilson Bunch
- Speed Features Fourth Day of Toledo Racing
- Women Pummel Strange 'Peeper'
- Utah Project to be Investigated
- Orphan Children Seen in Operetta
- Tooele Celebrates Victories of Allies
- German Reserves are Being Used Up
- Republicans Pledge Support to Party
- Amusements
- Miners Quit Work because of Hours
- Services for Mrs. Charlotte Smith
- To Prevent Fishery Law Violations
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- Tintic-Delaware Ships First Car
- Predicts Big Strike Will Rival Tonopah
- Declares Newhouse will Direct Work
- Park City King's Outlook is Bright
- Buffalo Property Ships High Grade
- Tintic Ore Shipments
- Has Good Showing in I. X. L. Ground
- Information for the Lawmakers
- Ute Oil Issues Prospectus
- Park City Ore Shipments
- Ore Shipments
- New York Listed Stocks
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Local Quotations
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Mining Exchange Trading Negligible
- Oil Exchange Quotations
- Coffee Futures
- Pools are Conspicuous in Minor Specialties
- Corn Prices Given an Upward Turn
- New York Produce
- New York Grain
- Chicago Produce
- Boston Stock Quotations
- New York Bond Quotations
- Boston Curb Closee
- New York Bonds
- New York Curb Stocks
- Local News
- Ogden
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- New York Money
- Cotton Market
- Evaporated Fruits
- Kansas City Produce
- London Money
- Congressmen Safe in England
- Assessment Notice
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- 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 Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
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- Wild Plums Reach the City Markets
- Former Sal Laker Dies in California
- Victim of Auto Accident Buried
- Machinery is Moved to Arrowhead Trail
- Departing Soldiers are Given Reception
- District Estimate Increased
- The Alleged Slackers Detained
- Housewives Fair Price List
- Hoisting Hun Flags Admitted by Girls
- Kaiser Realizes Worst is to Come
- Arrives Safely Overseas
- Services for Earl S. Haslam
- Mrs. Matilda Carlston Dies
- Store is Robbed
- Leaves for Washington
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- In the Third Judicial District
- In the District Court of The
- In the Third Judicial District
- Notice of Assessment
- Delinquent Notice
- United States District Court
- United States District Court
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- Firemen Vote to Remain at Post
- Tank Recruit Weds; Leaves for Camp
- Salt Lake I. W. W. in Federal Toils
- Wayne Banning to Try for Commission
- Thrills American Audiences
- Mystery of Signal Lights is Solved
- Wells Planned for Escalante Desert
- Garbage Collectors go on Strike Today
- Mooney Day Plans for Tomorrow are Ready in Detail
- Former Salt Laker Dies in Oakland
- Son Born to the Glennys
- Change Forseen in Closing Regulations
- Threshing Prices Being Protested
- Mayo Ordered to Kentucky Hospital
- Old Anniversary Observed
- Long Illness Fatal to Veteran Officer
- Sixty Quizzed in Raid at Bingham
- Plan to Prevent Thefts of Autos
- More Utahns Asked to go to Presidio
- Work Outlined for [Illegible] Men Held at [Illegible]
- Utahn with Overseas Army
Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-07-27 | Page 6 | Notice of Bond Sale
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-27 |
| 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/s6475n9z |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475n9z |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Notice of Bond Sale |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-27 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6475n9z/14962247 |