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- Siege Conditions are Broken by Foch, who Finds Key to Victory
- Union Pacific Head Opposes Rail Consolidation
- Wilson Blocks Daylight Repeal
- Infant War Industries Policy Held in Abeyance
- Lansing Speaks on Peace Treaty
- Two Die in U. P. Triple Wreck
- 25,000 Poilus Tuberculosis Victims
- Atrocities in Korea Charged
- Two Killed When Airplanes Crash
- French Mission Head to U. S. Meets Death
- "Pershing's Own" Regiment to Parade in Paris Victory Day
- U. S. Bill in Britain Large
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- Reseal Prices Strongly Urged
- President Faithful to Number13 in Selecting Convoy
- Public Operation of Railroads Indorsed
- Boy-Ed Wishes to Migrate to U . S.
- Showers Predicted for Entire Week
- Killed in Action While Helping to Rescue Comrades
- Idaho Heiress Aids Claimants Suing Estate of Father
- House will Probe Cruelty Charges to Yanks in France
- Wilson Split with Hitchcock Denied at White House
- Resolution Asks Report of Peace Conference Expense
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- Atrocities in Korea Charged
- Mutuals Preparing for Fall Campaign
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- Irish President Visits Chicago
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- Suicides Increase Greatly among German Officers
- Allies to Check Hungarian Reds
- Ban Officially Lifted at Paris
- State Medical Board Meets
- Dance Given at Fort
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Service Medal Won by Woman
- A. O. Smoot Invited to Campfire Outing
- Water Applications Filed
- Shipping Board Probe is Asked
- Deaths and Funerals
- Makes State Fair Appropriation
- Mrs. Bergesch Ill
- In the District Court , Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court , Probate
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- Solons Discuss New Dry Laws
- Ship Fitted with Nursery to Care for 'War Babies'
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- Testimonial to be Tendered to L. D. S. Missionary
- Seek to Clear Name of Doctor
- Cleveland Wire Workers Strike
- Townley Found Guilty by Jury
- Stands Removed; Riots are Feared
- Appeals to Adjust Strike
- Charlie Chaplin Loses Baby
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- Metal Mines have Only One Fatality
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- Historical Society to Compile History
- Plea of Cruelty Gives Wife Divorce
- Milling Business Outlook Held Good
- Two Couples are Married
- Landing Station for Airplanes Asked
- Governor is Made Defendant in Suit
- Pumping Plants Given No Priority
- Manager Named for Proposed Factory
- Sunday Concert at Lorin Farr Park
- Freight Business in Ogden Grows Fast
- Takes Auto and Driver
- Mccammon Club Wins
- Soldier Returns Home
- Yellowstone Tourists Arrive
- Solider Train Due
- D & R. G. Adds Pullman
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- Electric Company Enlarges Facilities
- Cache League Race is Warm
- Much Idaho Land is Yet Unclaimed
- Logna Canyan Ideal for Trout Fishing
- Theater and Steel Nines Clash Today
- Grass Reported Dry in Wyoming Forests
- Ask Higher Rate on Newsprint Paper
- Plestina Throws Savage
- Variety Actors Dance for Patients
- Many Requests in for Legion Posts
- Wins Michigan Title
- Miss Boyle Wins Swim
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- Shortage Alleged by Idaho Probers
- New Electric Cars for Saltair are Here
- Liberty Stakes to Hold Field Day
- Free Lessions in Swimming Offered
- Safety Orders Amended
- British Choirs to Rehearse
- Appreciation Expressed
- Langstroff in New York
- Leave for Canyon Trip
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- Covers 24000 Miles in Auto Party Ends Vacation Trip
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- New Electric Cars for Saltair Arrive
- Italy Asks for China Privilege
- Fourteen Cases of Disease Reported
- Murderer Electrocuted
- U. A. C. Branch Now Formed in Logan
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- In the District Court , Probate
- Notice to Contractors
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- New is Indicted by Grand Jury
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- Notice to Contractors
- Three Favorites in Front at Randall
- Wild Heaves and Such
- Blimp on Last Leg of Journey
- Marine Strike is Still Unsettled
- Claim Discovery of Clew in Bomb Plots
- Police Hold Three for Investigation
- Police are Probing Burglary of Store
- Ticket Speculators Arrested
- Knights to Visit Ogden
- Salt Laker in New York
- Racing Entries
- Weather Data
- Funeral Notices
- Eighty-Five Men Fight Idaho Fire
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- Elks' Board Favors Soldier Friend Plan
- Handcart to Plane Long Step Woman Pioneer Gets Air Thrills
- Officials to Address Old Folks at Park
- Fines Imposed in Assault Proceeding
- West is for League, Correspondent Says
- Health Center is to Open Tomorrow
- American Legion is Organizing in State
- Labor Troubles Affect Britain
- Linkers and Brooks Plead No Guilty
- Arnold G. Giauque to be Buried Today
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- Highway Dedication will be Postponed
- Utah Fighting Men Return from France
- Battalion Daughters will Give Program
- Would Store Water for Weber County
- Motions Argued on Safe Deposit Order
- Indeterminate Term Given H. E. Carpenter
- To Review Assessment Rolls
- University Club Plans Picnic
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- Officers Staling Martin Held up by Deputy Sheriff
- Westminster Opens Drive for Expansion
- Liberty Mutual to Hold Rally Tuesday
- Democrats Plan Joint Celebration
- Australian Wheat Resisting Drought
- Party is Home from Grand Canyon Tour
- Party Motors to Yellowstone
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- Keep the Power Wagon Moving
- A Modish American Thoroughbred Touring Auto
- Stolen Auto Problem Grows
- Tribune Tour Book is Best Western Guide
- Local Tire Men Tour Yellowstone
- Local News
- The Two Classes of Auto Owners
- Dedication of Desert Highway
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- Tourist Register is Installed by Utah Auto Club
- Inspect Coverings of Universal Joints
- Motoring Helps to Promote Health
- Pioneering Wild Mountain Roads
- Interesting Road Statistics Given
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- New White Truck Being Exhibited
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- Motor Fans Await Arrival of Winton
- Big Demand for Ford Size Cords
- Durability of Dual Goodyear Tires
- Last of Liberty Motors Delivered
- Alemite System for Oiling Autos
- Alkire Announces Genuine Ford Parts
- Republic Truck Accomplished Work of Many Men in Power Line Construction
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- Features of 1920 Greater Maxwell
- New Moon "Victory" Model Sure to be Popular
- Gas Boling Point Tells the Story
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- Overland Model 90 Makes Trip Record
- Tire Tips by the Norwalk Dealer
- Facts Still Cout in Motor Selling
- Be Prepared for Break in Springs
- Tourists Praise Prese-O-Lite Tanks
- Women Excel as Motor Caretakers
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- Tourssen Delivers 21 Cars Oldsmobiles
- Tribune Overland Pathfinder Discovers St. George Temple
- Ford Headlight with Real Snap
- Special Wrench for Adjustments
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- Detour Road Signs Posted for First Time
- Visitors Throng Botterill's Store
- C. A. Fowler Takes Ever-Ready Battery
- No Summer Slack in Auto Selling
- Page 33
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- Boy Scouts Guests of Goodyer Co.
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- The Automobile Simplified
- Ford Model 77 Still Hitting Highways
- Court Sets Aside Commission's Order
- Six Soldiers Killed in Truck Accident
- Alleged Wire Tapper Jailed in New York
- France Honors American
- Ho Gprices Record New High Levels
- Night Flight Made by U. S. Airship
- Luxury Tax Drive On
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- American Supplies have Saved Poland
- Takes " Ship of the Desert " to Historic Mount Sinai Correspondent Understands Why Israelites Murmured
- Army of America Sells Last of the English Purchases
- Maintains Women's Rights as Priests
- Another U. S. - Japan Cable is Planned
- Porto Rico Wants Bottoms for Fruit
- Italy is Leaning on Electric Power
- Porto Rico Desires $30,000,000 Loan
- Australian Artist Honors U. S. Aviator
- High Cost of Rice Worries Japanese
- United States to Help Japan in Furnishing China Money
- Tunnel in Vain to Escape Deportation
- Fined $25 for Causing Death of Wife, He Appeals
- Hold India Should Grow More Cotton
- Omsk Gives Ocular Proof of Poverty
- Swedish - American Cable is Planned
- Assess German Workers
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- Death Sentence for Turk Chiefs
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- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court of Salt
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court , Probate
- Notice of Sale
- In the District Court , Probate
- Trucks , Tractors, Good Roads to Solve the Food Problem
- Short Line Needs More Office Room
- Decrease Shown in Sugar Cane Acreage
- Adds Dressmaking to Idaho Course
- Crowder will Quit Office on July 15
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- That's a Grat way to Win a Pennant
- Reds Step into Lead of League
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- Tris Invents New Play in Baseball
- Even Germans are Playing Baseball
- Indian Hurler Stops Beavers
- We Move to Abolish all First Innings
- Walter Mails Again Victim
- Rudolph Effective in Tight Pinches
- Dodgers Defeated by Card Hitters
- Cooper Shuts out Giant Sluggers
- Babe Ruth Ties Homer Record
- Jack in Movies, Latest Report
- Knockout in Third Pecord's Last Word
- Tooele and Midvale Nines to Play Today
- Rainiers Beat Seraphs Again
- Browns Lose to Athletics in Ninth
- Senators Win Two; Erickson in Form
- Yankee Twirlers Easy for Tigers
- Utah Athletes in A. A. A. Meet
- Yankee Buster Tops American
- Without Sleep, Motorbiker Rides Border to Border
- American Association
- Virginia Youth is Wanted by Majors
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- Tintic Operations Steadly Increase
- Interest Increases in Home Movement
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- Celebrate Golden Wedding Couple Married since 1869
- Big Cottonwood Co. Tunnel Goes Ahead
- Copper Continues to Make Advance
- Emerald's Drift is Showing Water
- Ogden Livestock
- Chappel Oil Strike Reported
- Large Copper Plant to be Built at Ely
- Expect High Price till Bonds are Paid
- Boston Stock Quotations
- New York Produce
- Cotton Market
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- Sealing off Water in Oil Wells Vital
- Overseas Copper Movement Grows
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- Idaho Mines Display Increased Activity
- Clearing -House Banke
- Priest Injured at Meeting of Radicals
- New Emma Silver Mines Incorporated
- Reserve Bank Statement
- Weekly Metal Review
- Admits Shooting his Gaming Partner
- Sullivan and Walsh Caught
- Holland Women Win
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- Value of Tonopah Divide Demonstrated
- Golconda Strike has Large Significance
- Government Queries Nevada Silver Men
- Champion Mine is to be Developed
- Rochester Silver Finds Faulted Vein
- Labor Trouble at Butte Unsettled
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- Copper Sells for 20 Cents
- Nevada Mine School Director Visits City
- June Dividends Display Decrease
- Goldfield Mill Starts August 1
- Carnotite Smelter for Grand Junction
- Governor Boyle has Interests at Austin
- United States Mine Fire Extinguished
- Advantages of Oil over Coal Discussed
- San Juan District Activity Resumed
- Rich Strike Made at Gold Pen Mine
- Boston Curb Close
- Tonopah Mines Make Bullion Shipment
- U. S. Smelting has Increased Earnings
- Tonopah Mining Co. Profits Decrease
- Spokane Gas Wells have Big Outflow
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- Wyoming Oil Fields Increase Activity
- Zuma Feature of Exchange Trading
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- Brief Stock Session is Active on Renewed Buying
- Grater Con. is Rushing Work
- Liberty Bonds
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Big Silver Strike Made at Randsburg
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- New York Money
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- Corn Price Advanced by Broad Demand
- London Money
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Coffee Futures
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
- Utah Banks and Industrials
- New York Curb Stocks
- Kansas City Produce
- Potato Market
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-07-13 | Page 29 | Cedar to St. Geroge'
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-07-13 |
| 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/s64t7vts |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64t7vts |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cedar to St. Geroge' |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-07-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 29 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64t7vts/15055886 |