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- Page 1
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- Salt Lake Welcomes Commerce Chamber
- Villa Planning to Crush Diaz
- Ludendorff Casts Blame on Wilhelm
- Take Steps to end Big Car Strike in Chicago
- Asks Inquiry into Scott's Arrest
- Committee Approves Treaty
- Ask Wilson for Relief from High Living Cost
- White House Discussions on Pact are Continued
- Erzberger to Face Trial as 'Traitor-Liar'
- Primrose Leaves Small Estate
- Former Ambassador Utters a Warning
- York to Give his Labors to Mountaineers
- Four More Deaths Mark Chicago Riots; Troops are Hurried to Danger Points
- Turks Moving on Armenians
- Page 2
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- Burning of War Material Probe
- "Victory" Ribbon Bars out Soon
- Salt Lakers in New York
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- Rioting Negroes are Arraigned in Chicago Court
- Police Collect Veritable Arsenal of Deadly Weapons
- Attack in Bloomington
- Due to Bolshevism
- Appeal for Protection
- Tribunal to Probe War Responsibility
- Says Japan Kept Faith with Allies
- Urges Reprisal Ratification
- Speer Criticises Chicago
- Will Probe U-Boat Sinking
- Surplus Textiles Auctioned
- Time to Terminate August 6
- Constitutional Bill Read
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders to Elect Directors
- Assessment Notice
- In the District Court of The
- Notice to Contractors
- In the District Court of The
- Page 3
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- Gompers Warns Hun Labor Men
- Slayer of Mother Commits Suicide
- Berger's Effort at Defense is Rebuked
- Effort to Settle Coal Strike Fails
- Bulgar Peace Pact Discussed
- Complaint Against School Dismissed
- Leaders of Revolt in Honduras Jailed
- German Interests Purchase Copper
- Belgian Rulers to Visit White House
- President Given Flag
- Control of all Wires near End
- Date for Review of Fleet is Set
- Officers in Marines Given Lower Ranks
- Strikes Handicap Merchant Marine
- Fruit Juice Dealers Urge Repeal of Tax
- [Untitled]
- Ford is Unable to Read, Charge
- Rank for March to Precipitate Battle
- Bill would Prohibit Sugar Exportation
- Page 4
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- Increased Valuation Hearings Concluded
- To Install Meters at Twin Falls
- Old Prohibition Ordinance is Dead
- Would Stop Sale of Patent Nostrums
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- Plans Complete for Chapel
- Eager to Greer President
- Britons to Hold Contests at Lagoon
- Epworth League Convention Opens
- Big Fish Caught near Blackfoot
- Former O. S. L. Man Back from France
- Returns of Wire Toll Discussed by Board
- Ogden Soldier Discharged
- Leaves for Camping Trip
- Page 5
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- Society
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- Guest Entertained at County Club
- Telephone Company Valuation Ordered
- Music Company to Hold Annual Outing
- Mrs. J. L. Strohauer is Here for Visit
- Birth is Announced
- Four Sheriffs Seek Custody of Youths
- Cook Charged with Assault, Battery
- Children to Present 'Hansel and Gretel'
- Office of State Printer Abolished
- Committe Named to Entertain Pilots
- Marine Sergeant Visits Parents
- Page 6
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- Unwarranted Strike
- Trade Increasing
- Hilles Sees Danger
- Played Possum
- Will Surely Fall
- Britons Wide-Awake
- Favorable Report
- Scientists Agin off to Africa
- Miscellany
- Showed Brains at That
- Marvelous Mildred
- Her "Boy" Disappointed Her
- Couldn't Blame the Horse
- A Practical Astronomer
- Export Prices for Shoes
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- Page 7
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- Manufacturers Give High Costs Remedy
- Four New Companies Organized in Utah
- Cyclists Here Pedaling way over Country
- Youths Sent to Industrial School
- Hearing on Tariff Changes Announced
- Visiting Dr. Paschek
- Girls to Play Tennis
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- Educators Discuss Vocational Statute
- Pen Written City Charter is Preserved
- Funds are Received in Salvation Drive
- Will Begin Work on New Fire Station
- Kansan Kiwanis Speaker
- Salt Laker is Dead following an Operation
- Freight Rate Drive Fund is Increasing
- Life is Saved by Work of Boy Scout
- Deaths and Funerals
- Work of Summer Students Checked
- Page 8
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- Antireds Win in Ukraine
- Gain is Shown in European Imports
- Chicago Livestock Receipts Reduced
- Republicans Oppose Hays as Governor
- Six Hundred Seek Jobs
- House Passes Alien Measure
- Idaho Automobilists Injured in Accident
- Park Service Head to Creet Governors
- Passenger Traffic Unusually Heavy
- Woodruff to Speak
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- Three Sailors of 6-2 Drown
- Farmers are Urged to Destroy Weeds
- Jess Willard Sued by Film Company
- Renner Pessimistic on Austria's Future
- Funeral Largely Attended
- Victory Bars Ready Soon
- Emigration Ward Outing
- Higher Prices Rule on Resale of Land
- France may Delay Action on Treaty
- Paderewski Lease Ranch
- Hun Chief Aocepts Proposal
- Many Fighting Flames
- Accused of Shooting Woman in and Auto
- Party for Convalescents
- War Prison Guard on Outing
- Page 9
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- World Menaced by New Tyranny
- Electric Service to Saltair to Start next Monday; New Trains to Operate on Fifteen-Minute Schedule
- Canada is to Market Wheat
- Saltair Electric Trains are Ready
- In Effect Tomorrow
- Britain does Honor to Marshal Foch
- Oscar Hammerstein in Serious Condition
- Montana Senate Ratifies
- Political Prisoners to be Released
- Officer Reaches Post
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- Page 10
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- Sneaked up Another [Illegible] Clawing Tigers
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- Wild Heaves and Such
- Waler Mails Defeats Seals
- Racing Entries
- Herman-Sharkey Battle Arranged
- More Fun, Folks
- Pirates Protest Game Wom by Reds
- Former Tennis Champ Wins
- Former Slake Lad Maying [Illegible]
- Denny Gearin Beats Fromme
- Seraphs Take Game on Boots
- Champ to Draw $15,000 a Week
- [Untitled]
- Young Blood to be Seen in Net Meet
- American Fork Wins from Heber Tossers
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- Page 11
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- Salt Lake Seeks to Get Surplus Food
- Utah Men Released at Fort Russell
- Ten Applicants are Given Citizenship
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- Notice
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Intention to Amend
- Notice to Contractors
- Wilbert Annex Mining Company
- In the District Court of The
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice to Contractors
- Daynes-Beebe Day Today
- Service Buttons to be Distributed
- Wife's Love Lost, Soldier Asserts
- Cashier of Bank at Logan Resigns
- Expert Predicts Shortage of Hay
- Contract Let for Logan Canyon Road
- Two Break Arms
- Grinstead Denies Charge
- Jilted Cashier Kills Himself
- Mckenna to Quit Politics
- Body Sent to Old Home
- Grocery Broken Open
- Sour Stomach and belching
- Amusements
- Page 12
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- Important Strike at Eureka-Croesus
- East Carbonate Co. Starts Development
- Slight Improvement Noted on Exchange
- Debt of Gratitude Owed to Prospector
- Utah Banks and Industrials
- Standard Oil Stocks
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- New York Stock List
- [Untitled]
- Corn Prices are Lowered a Notch
- Occasional Weakness is Noted in General Stock List
- New York Curb Stocks
- Boston Stock Quotations
- New York Bond Quotations
- New York Listed Stocks
- New York Bonds
- Chicago Produce
- New York Money
- Coffee Futures
- Metal Prices Still Continue Increase
- Kansas City
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Orders Accounting of Butte Company
- North Standard has Secured New Motor
- Black Metals' New Equipment Arrives
- Park City Shipments
- Metals
- Minneapolis Grain
- New York Produce
- Potato Market
- Liberty Bonds
- Sugar Market
- Mineral Production to be Encouraged
- Cotton Market
- Page 13
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- Marriage Licenses
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- New Suits Filed
- New Equipment Being Installed at Howell
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- Half U. S. Gem Output is from Montana
- Notice
- "Wets" Continue their Fight
- London Paper is Accused of Libel
- Expect France will Ratify Treaty Soon
- Declares Bela Kun in Awful Straits
- Ogden Livestock
- Exchange Objects to Methods Used
- American Con. Mines Ore Assays High
- Showers Mean Much to Corn Producers
- In the District Court, Probate
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- 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
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Page 16
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- Londoner Says World Adjustment Needed
- Salt Lake Boy Scouts Hold Snow Battle Party upon Timpanogos Laughs at Heat
- Concert at Liberty Park
- Dunbar is Assured of Revenue Office
- Twenty-First Begins Duty at War Prison
- Changes in Mining Industry Surprise Pioneer Engineer
- Utah Service Men Reach Home Port
- Held for Denver Police
- Rainmaker Offers Services to Stop Idaho Forest Fires
- Governors to Probe High Living Cost
- Commissioners Ask for Bathhouse Plan
- U. S. Aero Research Expert Gives Views
- New Zealand Dairy Farms Prosperous
- Situation in Nevada Strike is Unchanged
- Cattle have Influenza
- Improvement Noted in Crop Conditions
- City Considers $4 a Day Wage Scale
- Enlistments Announced
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- Father Visits Harris Boys in County Jail
Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-07-31 | Page 16 | Cattle have Influenza
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-07-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6z90pvs |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z90pvs |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cattle have Influenza |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-07-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6z90pvs/15050727 |