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- Page 1
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- So the People May Know
- Flashes
- The Weather
- China Expected to Seek International Silver Conference
- Nationalists Order China Censorship
- Lost Girl Thought Held by Kidnapers
- Church Feast Held as Riots Stop in Spain
- Explorer Lives 2 Months under Ice
- Ten Die as Strikers Battle with Police
- Get Places in Hall of Fame
- Briand Resigns as Foreign Minister
- Two Killed as Auto Plunges over Cliff
- Baseball Scores
- David Belasco Dead
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- Julian Gave Her Stock, Pretty Cashier Testifies
- Sympathy Extended to Philip Snowden
- Advanced Stage
- Know Your Salt Lake and Utah
- Two Escaped Idaho Prisoners Captured
- Fines in Federal Dry Law Cases Are $592,488 for April; 2949 Sentenced
- Page 2
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- Palmers Have Son
- Special Campaign Fund Probe Called
- Loan Organization Merger Announced
- Coast Lumbermen's Mills Organized
- Maxim Gorky Gets Welcome in Moscow
- Sen. King Joins Move to Boost Income Taxes
- Explorer's Dog Seen Wandering in Arctic Wastes
- Girl Takes Life
- Faculty Would Ban Compulsory R. O. T. C.
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Ben Drops the Ball
- Fort Douglas
- Let 'Em Grow
- That New Lid
- Local News
- Local News
- Know Utah
- Freaks and Oddities in Science News
- Quotations
- Just Folks
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- Poverty Blessing for Entire World
- Need a Different Day for Mothers
- Coolidge Housekeeper Finds New Berth at the Old Mill
- A New Yorker at Large
- Strange Facts
- A Washington Daybook
- Today's Anniversary
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- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Labor, Capital to be Subject of Papal Talk
- Bandits Executed
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- 'Bad Sister' is Full of Charm
- Over the Radio
- Drama
- Air Romance Opens Friday
- George Arliss at the Rialto
- Utah Railroads' Taxation Values Set at $100,012,159
- Logan Rotary Club to Visit Golf Course
- 'Kick In' next at Paramount
- Dance Friday Saltair Card
- Governor Gets Big Invitation
- Reginald Denny's Cars Attached
- American Mayors Feted by N. Y. before Sailing
- Huge Rum Drive Nets One Bottle
- Ogden Horse Show Ready for Crowds
- Recreation Centers Open for Summer
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- General Tend Away from Classical Apparent in American Universities
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- Japanese Royalty Visits Kansas City
- Dr. E. A. Jacobsen Heads Cache Boy Scout Council
- Aggie Dangers to Present Festival
- Red Cross Man on Leave
- Society and Clubs
- Quake Felt
- Chairman
- Japanese Aviator Halted on Flight
- Authors Ask Rolph for Mooney Pardon
- Dies in Air Crash
- Page 9
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- Patrol Strike Area in kentucky
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- 3 Million Dollars in Sunken Gold Lies Ready for Taking, Says Man Who Once Came within Yard of It
- California Crops Damaged by Storm
- Britain Will Not Build New Airships
- State Should Check Records of Justices, Auditors Report
- Jenny Lake Inn is Not to be Opened
- Fire Damages University
- Page 10
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- Come to Heart's Haven With Betty Blair
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- Helping the Homemaker
- Girl's Death-Toast Ends in Marriage
- The Tiny Mites
- Your Garden
- Major Insect Pests of U. S. Run up Annual Food Bill of $900,000,000
- Dr. Peterson to Deliver Address
- Your Baby and Mine
- Woman, 76, to Take Fourth Husband, 86
- Daily Health Service
- Norma Talmadge is Free of Contract
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Woman Faints on Acquittal in Poison Case
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- Photo Made of Rare Shekel of Bible Period
- Former News Man of Chicago is Dead
- Building, Loan Investors Warned on Making Transfers
- Star Legion Meet Will Open Friday
- How it Began
- Logan Man Faces Conspiracy Charge
- Twin Falls Invites Legion Commander
- Juab Stake Seminary Will Stage Pageant
- Gandhi Decides Against U. S. Visit
- Granite Children to Hold Field Day
- U. S. Radio Exports Show an Increase
- Butler Ready to Leave for Oregon
- Barbara Bennett's Condition Improved
- Clubwomen Close Idaho Convention
- Autoist Sued for $5000
- Congressman Colton Talks to Students
- Chinese Gunboats Engage Insurgents
- Page 13
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- City to Spend $80,000 upon Artesian Land
- County Given in Trial
- Rites to be Held by Police
- Of C. Invited to Reclamation Jubilee
- Mark's Will Honor Dean Post
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- G. A. R. Vets Hold 49th Annual Meet
- Ad Club Hears Talk on Need for Quality
- Italian Consul Asks Reopening of Case
- Utah Will Get Share of Dam City Contracts
- Road Group at Work on Revised Plan
- Balmy Weather Pushes up Date for Straw Hats
- Head of Woolmen Sees Good Outlook
- A. F. Palm is Elected New President of High Twelve
- Man Injured When Pinned under Car
- Couple Return to Head Church Work
- 9 Deny Charges of Breaking Taxi Law
- The First Poster
- Gen. Craig Praises S. L. Military Units
- Flower Show is Not Restricted to Experts Only
- Witnesses Required in Murder Case
- Utah Highways Get 10 Million during 3 Years
- Ferry to Give Talk on Silver before C. of C.
- 'Rug Racketeers' Leave Salt Lake
- Motorist Freed of Drunken Driving
- William R. Marshall Named U. of U. Senior President
- Page 14
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- Pitcher Noble in Old-Time Form as Hatters Trim Utah Power, 12-0
- Wednesday League
- Hatters 12, Power 0
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- Dern Loses Again; Thye Tosses Salt Laker out of Ring
- How They Finished
- Leopards 16, Farmers 8
- Jordan 5, Davis 2
- West 4, Murray 2
- Loughran to Mix with Campolo
- Prospects of Slow Track Reduces Kentucky Derby Field to Eleven
- Italian Boxers Fight to Deadlock with Americans
- Sir Thomas Lipton Named to Royal Yacht Squadron
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- Schmeling Will Get 40 per Cent of Gate Receipts
- California Girl Loses Race in Borrowed Boat
- Goodman is Eligible
- Businessmen Who Golf
- Miss Madison Leads Entry List in Seattle Tankfest
- Champion Leopard Nine Snares 13th Straight Diamond Victory
- Chicago Boy Wins Indoor Contests
- Page 15
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- Sport Talk 'N' What Not
- Horton Smith One of 2 Yanks Pacing British Golf Meet
- Sez Which?
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- Thompson Reaches C. C. Semifinals
- Clawson Again Ranked as Only Scratch Handball Player in Utah
- 1931 Rankings of Utah Handballers
- Saints Hold Final Athletic Banquet
- Herman Franks of East Cops Richmond Award
- 50 Will Carry Utah Colors in State Tourney
- Many Good Ball Players Add to Unemployed Army
- Golf
- Meeting Called to Discuss Plans of Independent Loop
- Tigers Will Play Firemen on Sunday
- W. H. Young Upsets Pugmire at Fort
- Aggie Polo Match Called off; Substitute Game Arranged
- Ecenroad Wins Meet; Election on Saturday
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- American League Teams Jumbled in Tightest Race in Long Time
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- Sensational Indian Rook to Warm Bench
- American League
- Tigers 2, Red Sox 1
- Yanks 3, Browns 2
- Senators 9, Indians 3
- Macks 7, Chisox 5
- National League
- Los Angeles Routs Leading Ducklets
- Forsberg Signs as Davis Coach; to Share Work
- 23 Farmers to Run in State Meet at Provo
- Golf Pros' Body Formed with Alex McCafferty Prexy
- Petition to Stop Cleveland Fight Filed in Court
- Mrs. Reed Plays Mrs. Hunter in May Leg Finals
- Nibley Park Golfer Becomes 5th Member of Hold-in-One Club
- Freed Captures Utah University Tennis Trophy
- Major League Players Urge Return of "Old Rabbit" Baseball
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- Page 18
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- Gilt Edge Bonds Display Strength
- Rediscount Rate Drops in England
- American Locomotive Co. Reduces Dividend Rate
- Salt Lake Curb
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- New York Bond Transactions
- Bond Averages
- Tone Improves on Salt Lake Market
- Salt Lake Quotations
- Markets at a Glance
- Livestock Markets
- Stop-Loss Selling Forces Grain Down
- Richmond Reserve Bank Makes Cut in Rediscount Rate
- Produce Markets
- What The Stock Market Did
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- Page 21
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- Hospital Cost $5.33 a Day
- Steed Gives Trollers a Thrill
- 73, Takes Office as Mayor
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- Deaths
- Statistics
- Births
- Real Estate Transfers
- Funerals
- Claims Bounty on 23 Coyote Pelts
- Idaho Forest Fires Causing Concern
- Chimney Vigil is Ended by Striker
- Fete Day Noted
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- Page 22
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- Liquid Asphalt Rates Ordered Cut by I. C. C.
- Junior Chamber Board to Elect New Officers Tuesday
- John Bladen Sues Mutual Investment and Finance Co.
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- County Holstein Show Gets Crowd
- Realtors Hear Talk on State, City Progress
- Plans Progress for Antitobacco Week Campaign
- Dixon Rallies to Defeat Gallacher in Exhibition
- Wrestling Last Night
- Race Results
- Sarah Daft Home Sees Student Play
- Man Freed on Bail in Morals Case
- Alleged Wool Thief Taken near Sandy
- Wasatch Files Report
- Fights Last Night
- Major League Leaders
- Business in West Improving, Tire Magnate States
- Boy Badly Hurt in Fall from Bicycle
- Woman's Democratic Club of County Elects Officers
- Jungle Club Passes Zoo Resolution
- Man Awarded $12,000 for Loss of Arm on Railroad
- Man Arrested in Stabbing Released
- 8 to 1 Horse Wins
Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-05-14 | Page 13 | Head of Woolmen Sees Good Outlook
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1931-05-14 |
| 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/s6kp990t |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kp990t |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Head of Woolmen Sees Good Outlook |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1931-05-14 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kp990t/15740679 |