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- Taxpayers Association Propounds 39 Questions Yes or No?
- The Weather
- Country's Drink Bill Approaches 3 Billions Yearly, Wets Assert
- U. S. Marine Wounded by Nicaragua Bandit Dies
- Cardinal Hayes to Travel
- Dies on Gallows
- Running for Congress
- Ford's Book Predicts Leisure and Luxury for American Working Men
- Athletics Win Second Game
- 3 Killings Laid to Jealous Man
- Convict Makes Escape
- Estate of Soup Magnate Huge
- House Crashes, 5 Dead, 7 Hurt
- Demille under Knife
- Judge Dietrich Dies in Car of Heart Attack
- Armed Bandits Kidnap, Rob S. L. Man
- Student Wounded in Battle at Havana Dies
- Frigid Zephyrs Cause Maj. Hoople to Shiver at Opening Series Game
- Forest Fire Threatens Town in New England
- Clark Favored at Capital for Morrow's Post
- Masonic Emblems Taken off Garibaldi Monument
- Bandits Get $108,000
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- Attendance at L. D. S. Conclave Will be Large
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- College Glee Club is Reorganized
- Seek Address of Dam Headquarters
- Untamed Bears of Grizzly Tribe Rant at Iron Bars at Liberty Park, Which Give No Liberty
- Midvale Parents to Visit Schoolrooms
- Vags Find Cells Waiting after 14 Dine at Hospital
- Mayor's Proclamation Asks People to Observe Fire Prevention Week
- Suspect in Robbery at National Arrested
- Four Bondsmen Suspended and $600 Forfeited
- Saturday Sees Start of Fair; Offices Moved
- America Better off than Europe
- Sugar Factories in Utah to Open Campaign Oct. 6
- Marine Band Eager to Play in S. L. Older members Recall Tabernacle Leader Can't Forget Big Reception
- Local News
- Advantages of Airport Listed
- Liberty Party to Complete County Ticket by Friday
- Community Helped by Commerce Office
- Ogden is Seeking Veterans' Hospital
- All Forget-Me-Not Donations Are to Help Disabled Veterans
- Jensen Goes East
- Air Mail Grows beyond Dreams, M'Phee States
- Fourth Ward to Lay Chapel Cornerstone
- Chamber Seeks National Woolgrowers Meeting
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- Government Policy Declared Threat to Railways
- Flashes
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- Boy Unhurt When Run over by Train; 'Saw Wheels Go'
- Japan Ratifies London Treaty
- Emergency Hospital Treats 312 in Month
- American Ship Draws Fire of Chinese Guns
- V. Larsen Appointed Teacher at North Cache
- Col. Guy C. Palmer, 65, Dies in Los Angeles
- Old English Club Holds Donkey Race in London
- Hangs Self Playing Practical Joke on Wife
- First Assembly in Kingsbury Hall Set
- Von Hindenberg Quietly Observes His 83rd Birthday
- Man Struck by Auto Crossing R. R. Tracks
- Instructions Awaited to Bury Father Carlin
- Barn Reported Fired by Bomb from Plane
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- Robbers Free Kidnap Victim
- R-101 Returns to Base after Trial Flight
- Candidates Chosen by Senior Class at L. D. S. College
- Two Killed in Rum Gang War
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- Sport Talk
- Did You Know That
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- Chicago Baseball Fans Swarm to City Series
- O'Neil Whips Frenchman
- Utah Aggies off for Colorado; Meet Unknown Tigers Saturday
- Nevada U Drills Defense for B. Y. Contest Saturday
- Gallant Fox Will Not Compete at Hawthorne
- Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Evans Gain Final Bracket in Women's Links Meet
- National Boxing Board Chairman Will Resign Post
- Sophs Play
- Cougar Forwards Drilling to Meet Heavier Line of Nevada Wolf Pack
- Grid Family Kittens at Leopard Lair'
- Bulldogs Back in Region Three Provo Threatens in New Place Experienced Team to Take Field
- High School Athletic Head Changes Meet Time
- The Bulldog Roster
- Provo's Schedule
- Jordan High End Gridder out with Fractured Wrist
- New York, Oregon Grid Game Billed
- Jordan Plays Host to East Friday in Feature of Preap Opening
- Weekend Prep School Schedule
- Cougar Kittens Encounter College
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- Plan Huge Loan for 2 Years to German Nation
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- Committee Postpones Ruth McCormick Case
- Mount Vesuvius is in Eruption Again
- Woman Returns from Rosicrucian Convention
- Corporations to Get Tax Notices Soon
- Heiresses on World Tour
- Ogden Man Victim of Hit-Run Driver
- $626,731 Income Taxes Paid during September
- Local News
- Bandits Get Cash, Shaving Cream, Nursing Bottle
- Local News
- Simpson Loses Position with Chinese Rebels
- Levi Edgar Young to Resign U Board Post
- Margaret Jensen Weds
- Office Buying in N. Y. Leads to Indictments
- Democratic Women of Second Ward Meet
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- At Crucial Moments Cause Cardinal Defeat In
- Stars Maintain Lead; Two Games Go Ten Innings
- Sonnenberg Beats Everette Marshall to Retain Crown
- 100 Will Compete for Links Prizes at Agua Caliente
- Scrivener Laments Lack of Color Fears Robot Games by Television
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- "Not So Bad after All," Says Pres Summerhays
- Series Sidelights
- Bonneville Golfers to Qualify by Sunday
- Tee Davis, Feet Tedesco to Lay in Summerhays' Post Saturday
- Rhodes' Laramie Eleven Will Work out Here on Friday
- Lyons Gives Sox Jump on Cubs in City Opener, 5-1
- 5 Californians in Net Quarterfinals
- O'Doul Slated to Play with Robins in 1931, He Says
- Louisville within Game of 'Little Series' Title
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- Enforcement, Not More Laws
- Where Are Utah Philanthropists?
- Mobs Can be Whipped
- Fighting the Flood Demon
- Know Utah
- Old Superstition
- Honesty Needed
- Just Folks
- Main Street
- Huck Finn Blamed
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- Quotes Suggestions on Guarding Water
- Today is the Anniversary
- Urges Legislation on Flood Control
- Aiding the Father
- Hotel Must Pay
- Tunnel Completed
- Sees Postoffice as Eventuality
- Washington
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- Income Tax for Month Totals 498 Millions
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- Man is Convicted by Teaspoonful of Liquor
- Ordinance Closing Dance Hall Being Considered
- Law Students Invited to Fraternity Meeting
- Reed Turned over to U. S.; Faces Charges
- 2 Killed, 1 Wounded While Tending Still
- IV-More Money for Schools
- Brownie Course Downtown Open to S. L. Golf Fans
- General
- Slash in Forest Grazing Fees Recommended
- Thieves Cart Groceries Away on Motor Truck
- Liquor Case Against Bondsman Dismissed
- Aggie Dean Appointed Ogden Stockyards Chief
- Free Convicted on Assault Complaint
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- Hall of Fame Vote Shows Political Independence
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- Rules Are Given for Utah's 'Hall of Fame' Vote
- Price Firebug is Hunted after Series of Fires
- Over the Radio
- KSL Salt Lake 1130 Kilocycles 165,3 Meters
- Bids Asked on Highway Project at Thompsons
- Persistent Violation Charge Dismissed
- Society
- Publisher III
- Richard Dix in Favorite Type of Role at Orpheum
- Notable Cast to Appear in Show at Playhouse
- Britain Prepares for Agenda Discussion
- Local News
- Seen Stage & Screen
- Gloria Swanson's New Picture to be at
- Blast Kills Man in Home Letters Reveal Suicide
- Welling Explains Tax
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- Democrats Plan Weber Program
- Tooele Democrats Name Full Ticket for Fall Election
- Mt. Pleasant Ladies' Mutual Reorganized
- Suspect Learns There is Truth in Ancient Proverb
- Millard County Tax Redemptions Reveal Increase
- B. H. Roberts Talks at Nebo Conference
- Mt. Pleasant Pupils Leave for Colleges
- Ephraim Primary Boys Promoted at North Ward
- Valuable Dogs Poisoned at Ely; People Aroused
- Cache Cattlemen Seek Holstein Prize
- Man Fined $75 for Hunting after Sundown
- Bridge at Bear River Closed for Repairs
- To Eradicate Thistle
- The Tinymites Story by Hal Cochran-Pictures by King
- Legion Auxiliary Head Announces Committees
- Enjoy "Homecoming"
- Thirty-Eighth Infantry Starts Winter Classes
- Writer Ends Own Life
- 6-Months-Old Infant Buried at Beaver
- Golfer Gets Air Ride
- Ogden Vandals Stir Council by Damage in Parks
- Convicted Slayer Taken to State Penitentiary
- Cache Junior High Dedicated
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- Harvey Denies Unfair Tactics by Cattlemen
- Denies Local Open to Charge
- Of Sandy Justice of Peace Halts Rum Trial
- Utah Granite for S. L. Postoffice
- Old Urns Show Kinship of Aztec Race and Chinese
- 27 League Members Pledge Mutual Aid
- English Coal Mine Blast Kills Fourteen
- Disabled Vets' Drive Indorsed by Hoover
- Sen. Pittman of Nevada to Talk Silver Prices
- Mining Congress Meet Sought by Salt Lakers
- New Liquor Charge Filed Against Man
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-10-02 | Page 1 | Forest Fire Threatens Town in New England
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1930-10-02 |
| 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/s6gt6w1m |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gt6w1m |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Forest Fire Threatens Town in New England |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1930-10-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gt6w1m/15678616 |