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- Black Hand Warns Utah L. & Ry. Co.
- Sheets' Attorney Dazes M'Whirter with Questioning
- Greice's Son Follows in the Footsteps of His Convict Father
- Use of Niagara Falls Will Lower Lake Erie
- Threatened Wage Cut May Cause Big Railway Strike
- New York Priest Faces Murder Charge
- Threw Babes out of Window in a Fire
- Issues a Request for Suitor's Return
- American Accused of Plotting Revolution Must Quit Russia
- [Illegible] or Harriman Wins Tomorrow
- Goes to San Diego.
- To Give German Play.
- Eleven Men Hurt, Two Fatally, by Explosion
- Guarantee Deposit Law and State Bank Tax Are Held Valid
- Germ-Laden Cash Was Cause of His Death
- Boat is Stranded in a High Sea
- He Killed Man in Self-Defense
- Former Ohio Governor Here.
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- Blizzard Sweeps Windy City, Wisconsin and Michigan Towns
- Japs to Help in Restriction of Emigration
- New York Court Upholds Legality of Contract Marriage
- Eight Persons Jump from Second Story of Burning Building
- Defunct Chicago Bank to Pay First Dividend
- Woman Steals to Keep Family from Starving
- Taxes Arms to Reduce Crime
- England Withdraws Troops from Tibet
- Grand Forester Dies.
- Veteran Editor Noyes is Still Very Ill
- Col. Thomas F. Kelly, Fenian Leader, Dies
- Jeff May Fight Jem Roche If He Wins
- Fine and Prison for Japs under Natal Act
- Noted Baseball Player is Dying
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- Hubby Could Throw Straight; Wife Could Not Dodge; Divorce
- Building in All Parts of This City Now
- Why Salt Lakers Smiled While They Passed a Window
- Is Injured While Boarding a Car
- Wedded Six Months; Kept it a Secret
- Shoemakers Are Poets.
- Eight Apartment Houses to Go Up
- Careless Memory Led a Soldier to a Cell in Prison
- We Eat Too Much, Declares Mills
- How Painter Getting $5 a Day Dodged the Cheap Jury Service
- "To Invite or Not to Invite" - That's the Big Question
- Revised Statutes Are Almost Ready
- Button in Front.
- Springville after the Liquor Sellers
- Gives Warwhoops of Red Men Whom They Met in Battle
- Company Pays Big Damages for Death
- Business Men to Advise Members of Fraternity
- "Devil's Agents" to be under Discussion
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- Snap Shots at Home News
- Sullivan is Ready for Trial
- Kooyman's Troubles Again Break Out
- Real Estate Boosters of West Will Meet
- Instead of Valentine She Received Beating
- Story Writing at County Jail Closes
- Vicious Madman Who Would Kill is Caught
- Silva, 25 to 1 Shot, Treats Favorites to a Lemonfest
- What's Doing at Santa Anita Today
- Women's Auxiliary Elects Officers
- Was Man Made a Wheel Work?
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- Amusements
- Hot Tamales.
- Lies Still under a Train.
- Bobby's Good Reason.
- Elks' Colonial Dance Tomorrow Night
- Gilmore's Advice to Young Men Who Are Ever "Kicking"
- In the Social Whirl
- Maude Adams' New Play is Scoring Another Big Success
- What Causes Headache
- Was Glad Hand Day at Concord for Secretary
- May Join in Prosecution.
- Why Not?
- Abt Wrote Most.
- She Sang, He Heard, and Then He Saved
- Bathhouses Are Where Paris Grooms
- Favorite Quotations.
- Gives Life to Boilers.
- Horses Are Shod with Sheep Horns
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- Knox Introduces Bill for Postal Savings Bank System
- Books Must be Paid For
- Nine Big Battleships Will Spend Sunday within Golden Gate
- Not Unlawful to Smoke Opium in a Room for Two
- Most Important Financial Period Has Been Reached
- Breaks Record for Sheep Shearing by Use of Machinery
- Says Cripple Creek is Still Doing Well
- One Bolt Lost is Causing Delay on an Entire Bridge
- Fifty Days for Beating Chink
- Taft Braves Cold Wind to Ride in an Open Carriage
- New Mexicans Favor Taft's Candidacy
- Bessie Abbott Settles Differences; Return to Metropolitan.
- To Own the Petroleum Trust.
- Original "Copy" of Milton's Works is Now Exhibited
- Will Inoculate Himself and Cure without Medicine
- Charity Worker Fast Recovering from Operation
- Wins Approval of People.
- Must Decide Ownership of Cat in Damage Suit
- Actor Who Was to Play Here Tonight Dies on Stage
- Ridgley Arrives to Reorganize Bank
- Denies Rumor of Protest to Japan
- "Jest Shootin' Craps, Boss, Not Robbin'," Plead Negroes
- Look for Brother of a Dead Man
- Accused Physician Attempts Suicide
- Ill Senator Passes a Restless Night
- Not Even Dreamed of a Receiver for Missouri Pacific
- Deliberation Begins in Gen. Stoessel Case
- Father Shulak Dies.
- Mr. Hush is Dead.
- Bryan Goes to Hamilton.
- Adds $10,000,000 to the Capital Stock
- Robert Hanson is Free.
- Mohawk Talks.
- President Would Limit Hours of Railroad Workers
- Schwab's Advise.
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- [Illegible] Enforce Terms of Grants
- Publicans May Draw Color Line
- Boxer Leader Dead.
- Jap Immigration is Decreasing
- New Skin Remedy
- Is Not Bravery, it is Only Duty
- Goldfield Bank Will Open Soon
- Minister Who Made Bricks of Oyster Shells is Dead
- Want Johnson in Their "Dollar Dinner" Dream
- Injunction Ties up Consolidated Mines
- Train is Ditched; One Person Killed
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- Stoessel Asks Death If Surrender is Crime
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- This Page Tells All About Today's Mining and Market News and Quotations on Listed and Curb Stocks
- Afternoon Call.
- Afternoon Sales.
- Lead and Copper.
- St. Louis Wool.
- Scanty Dealing on Wall Street
- Omaha Live Stock.
- Chicago Produce.
- Goldfield Stocks.
- New York Curb List Close.
- Boston Copper Range.
- We Have Put out Net for Parrent
- Price of Copper is Lowered 1-4 Cent
- Metal Market.
- Curb Trading.
- U. S. Accepts Maps of Irrigating Company
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- Guggenheims Still Control.
- Exchange Seats in Demand.
- Fortune in Mine Dump.
- O'meara's Collaterals Lost.
- Europe Wants Copper.
- No Dividend from Butte.
- Manager Bamberger Returns.
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- Autoists Plan a Reception for the Racers
- Still Another Jolt for the Z. C. M. I.
- Long Stretches in the New York to Paris Auto Race.
- Auto Puffs.
- Right off the Bat.
- Favorites Have Big Day at Santa Anita
- Boston Racquets Getting Hot
- [Illegible] off for Quarters.
- Roseben Not Entered for Early Races
- Bowling Records Broken in the East
- Today's Entries at Emeryville Track
- Four More Events for Ormond Races
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1908-02-19 | Page 6 | Breaks Record for Sheep Shearing by Use of Machinery
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1908-02-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s61k0j26 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61k0j26 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Breaks Record for Sheep Shearing by Use of Machinery |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1908-02-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61k0j26/16782773 |