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- Housewife, Boarder Held in Plot to Hire Gunman to Saly Their Mates
- Ex-Standard Oil Co. Head of Kansas Dies
- Credit Bank Held to Have Right of Suit
- Church Official Held for Murder
- Noted Driver of Race Cars Shot
- Naval Plane Falls in River
- House Adopts Report on McNary-Haugen Bill
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- Baseball Results
- Officers Named for New Sugar Growers' Body
- Nobile Waiting Good Weather
- Alcoholic Fathers Most Likely to Have Male Offspring, Woman Scientist in Germany Finds
- Popularity of Reno as Divorce Center Grows
- Attitude of U. S. on China Sought
- Floating Zoo on Way from Jungles to U. S.
- Obscenity in Theatre, Decadence in Literature Condemned at M. E. Meet
- Oregonian Nominated for Alaskan Judiciary
- G. N. Ordered to Return $1,329,000 to Government
- Nine Drowned in Maine Lake
- Ehi Man Killed by Union Pacific Train
- Sinclair Lewis, Bride United in Quiet Ceremony
- Wilbur Forbids Closed Parachute Jumping
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- Undergoes Operation
- Gaines Loses Battle to Escape Gallows
- Booze Party Poison Found
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- Sport Urged Bowman for Oal Industry
- [Illegible] Fails to [Illegible] Transfer of Court Fund
- Veterans' Gaves Will be Decorated
- [Illegible] of Cast Iron Pipe Company Visits S. L.
- Sixteen Teachers Get Certificates
- Sarah J. Cannon Dead on Coast
- Deputies' Pay Fight Averted
- Court Bondsman under Arrest on Charge of Fraud
- Utah's Onion Crop Valued at $180,000
- C. W. Pack Applies for Bus Line Permit
- Exclusive Use of Airmail Forecast Photo Log of 'Frisco Route is Made
- Man Pleads Guilty to Dry Law Charge
- Man Injured When Struck down by Auto
- Airmail Week in America Opens
- Man Burned as Gasoline Blast Wrecks House
- C. of C. Sending Plane Excursion
- Great Variety of Flowers Shown Many Exhibits Are Highly Praised
- Surety Co. Loses in S. L. Bank Case
- Women Athletes Plan Convention Meeting Will be Held at U. Friday
- Man Badly Cut in Motor Crash Better, Report
- Church Worker Thinks Union of Sects Possible
- Forty and Eight Pays Tribute to J. Ray Ward
- Water Supply Good, H. K. Burton Reports
- City, County Sign Agreement on Weeds
- Man's Leg Crushed Beneath Boulder
- Radio Winners Given Ovation at Elks Club
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- Lowden Spends $60,000 on Race, Tells Probers
- Homes of Wealthy Men in Bulgaria Bombed
- Lone Bandit Robs Bank in Los Angeles
- Gov. Smith Has Clear Field in Mont. Primary
- Made Music Councillor.
- Body Fo Convict Mutilated after Hanging, Charge
- N. Y. 5-Cent Fare Issue before Supreme Court
- Economic Doctrines Not Followed, Claim
- Hoover Take Fishing Trip in Pennsylvania
- Bud Stillmans Expecting Interesting Event, Rumor
- Three Certified for S. L. Postmastership
- 3 Hurt Auto Crash near American Fork
- Prowler Steals $650 from Guest at Hotel
- Reed's Testimony in Bombing Trial Missing
- France Gives Diplomas for Knowing Groceries
- Schramm to Leave for Salt Lake Soon
- Aviator Lands in Damaged Plane
- Bremen Crew to Fly Lindy Route
- Blackahnder in Chicago Killed
- Rev. J. W. Nyvall Dies following Lingering Illness
- Chicago Judge Dies.
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- The Nut Cracker
- Three -I League
- Soccer Enthusiasts Urged to Attend Wednesday Meeting
- Latzo Prepares for Tommy Loughran
- Kentucky Derby Candidates Get Final Workouts
- Six Clubs of U-1 League Ready to Open Third Season Tuesday
- American League
- George Uhle Hurls Cleveland to Win
- Senators Pounded 3 Chicago Pitchers Freely
- Yanks Rally in First Inning to Clinch Tilt
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- National Hockey Play May Change
- Off to Brilliant Start
- National League
- Cincinnati Takes Lead in National
- Jackson Errs to Aid Chicago Victory
- Grimes Weathers Storm and Pirates Win
- Collett Disposes of Defending Champ in British Tourne
- Big Ten Teams in Close Race
- Richbourg Figures in Boston Win by Homer
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- Handell-M'Larnin Title Contest to Open 1928 Outdoor Season
- Famous Jockey Abbed during Quarrel
- Collegian Heavy to Battle Dorval
- International League
- East High Track Team Honored at Victory Assembly
- Helper Baseball Team Takes Lead in Eastern Loop
- Hagen Beaten in Another Tilt
- Los Angeles Driver Wins 250-Mile Grind
- Sunday Loop Games Halted by Weather
- Southern Association.
- Preparations.
- Ernie Ford Shoots High Gun at Both Ogden, Salt Lake Traps
- Hart, Elton Ready for 10-Round Battle at McCullough's Arena
- Prexy of Utah Golf Association Has Hopes of Winning City Open
- Magna, Bingham Teams Triumph in Copper Loop
- John Sald Wins 51-Mile Stretch
- Ogden Amateur Loop Opens Monday Night
- Boatmen Urged to Attend Meeting for Formulation of Yacht Club
- Leading Utah Netters to Stage Exhibitions
- Coast League Games
- American Davis Cup Team Begins Training Session
- George Uhle Again in Limelight with Brilliant Pitching
- [Illegible] Swing into Action in Qualifying Round of City Open
- Jr. High Ball Teams to Play Last Round of Schedule Tuesday
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- Honest Anger is Needed
- Tapping Jungle Wealth
- Just Folks
- Who Cares Who Proposes it?
- Know Utah
- Jots from Geography
- The Sentinel
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- G. O. P. May Win Six New Seats in Teh Senate in November, Democrats Three
- Inside Stories of How Foch Took Command Now Told for First Time
- Little Joe Says
- Telling the World
- Thi Date is American History
- Luke Warm Says:
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- Hoover, Smith Unopposed in N. J. Primaries
- Mothers Will be Awarded Prizes
- U. S. Woman to Wed British Lawmaker
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- Leaves for Coast
- Suffers Bruises
- Grand County Shows Decrease in Valuation
- Bremen Relief Planes Continue
- Black Starts Long Air Tour
- Race Entries
- Tulsa
- Aurora
- Aid for Middle Class
- Too Hungry.
- Recognizes Stolen Grip 19 Months after Theft
- Music Contest Opened in S. L. by State Society
- Lindy Certified as Navigator
- French Fugitive.
- Deaths
- Funerals
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- Investment Trusts
- Local Securities
- Metals and Money
- N. Y. Bond Market
- Grains, Provisions Dairy Produce
- Oil Industry Outlook for 1928 Favorable
- N. Y. Curb Market
- Wall Street's Close is Strong
- N. Y. Quotations
- Livestock Market
- Biggest Ewe Later Sale in History Wyoming [Illegible]
- Sugar Market
- Cotton Market
- Rubber Market
- Assessments
- S. L. Mining Stocks
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- Corrent Attractions
- [Illegible] in [Illegible] Picture [Illegible] Paramount
- Apache Film at Jewel Theatre Tuesday
- 'The Gossipy Sex' Amuses Audience at Wiles Theatre
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- Saven Escape Death in River
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- Formation of G. A. R. Auxiliary Plnned
- 8 Meet Death as 2 Autos and Train Collide
- Vere L. M'Carthy Elected Head of K. of C. in State
- Farewell Planned for Loraine B. Whiteley
- 'Butterfly on the Wheel' Coming to Little Theatre
- 'No Place to Go,' Pleasing Comedy at Victory Theatre
- Final Concert at Paramount Wins Approval
- Bridge Me Another
- Local News
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- Wyoming Party Meetings Open
- Boston Man Guilty of Receiving Stolen Goods
- Graduation Exercises Held at Mt. Pleasant
- Heavy Losses of Sheep Expected
- Utah and Idaho News
- First Graduation Held at Seminary
- Spanish Fork to Hold Parade Memorial Day
- Still, Whisky Seized
- Vernal Lions Club to Help Boy Scout Work
- Tough Life, Mates
- Bingham High Students Elect New Officers
- Hero in Digust.
- Thera Mary Nicholas Dies at Brigham City
- Field Day Held at Mt. Pleasant
- Bingham Graduation Set for Wednesday
- 2800 Idaho Pledge Support to Dry Law
- Marines Reach Nicaragua Mine
- Salvaged Steamship in New York for Repairs
- Hall Caine Observes His 75th Birthday
- Salt Creek [Illegible] Probe To [Illegible]
Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-05-14 | Page 2 | Utah's Onion Crop Valued at $180,000
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-05-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s6dr439m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dr439m |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Utah's Onion Crop Valued at $180,000 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-05-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dr439m/15559341 |