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- Record as 2707 Enlist in Day
- British Casualties on All Fronts in July Total 71,732
- British Win in Gigantic Flanders Smash
- Profit of $1 per Phone Made during Month by Companies
- Separate Peace for Austria Hinted
- New Taxes on Liquor, Incomes Bring Bill of Revenue to 2 Billion
- Agent of Germany Arrested in U.S. Carries Death Letter Against Wilson
- Illinois Women Are Warned Not to Feed Hobos
- Osborne to "Save Sailors" for Navy
- $75,000 Left for Single Tax Fight
- Caperton Visits French Exposition
- Many Prisoners Escape
- Loan Subscriptions
- Goes to Jail as Booze is Used for Farm Irrigation
- $100,000,000 Spent in July for Army Goods in Chicago
- Ambulance Unit Ordered to Report
- Oranges Fail to Advance in Price
- S. F. Reception to Jap Mission, Plan
- Damaged U-Boat Arrives in Spain
- New Styles for Women to Have Military Tone
- Probe is Waged in Forest Blaze
- Pike's Peak Road Routing Finished
- Rain Needed for Saskatchewan Grain
- Weather
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- Salt Lake Leads All West in Bank Clearings
- Soldiers' Families to be Given Food by Relief Society
- Utah Quota of Men for Army Increased 10 per Cent
- Santa Claus Severs All Relations with Empire of Kaiser
- You Must be Sober at 12 Tonight Say Police
- Hollanders Here En Route to Japan
- Serge Skirt with Galatea Blouse is Woman's War Gard
- If You Have $10 Deposited on Water Meter, Go Get It
- Option Sought on Canyon Railroad
- Tal Relations with Greece Cut
- Engineer to Inspect Bridges
- 610 Are Enrolled in Summer School
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- Chiropractor Held under $200 Bond
- Sells Wife's Chicks; She Asks Divorce
- Joins Manufacturers
- Right to Charge for Transfers is Sought
- 1974 Pairs of Shoes Given War Victims
- Local News
- D. C. Jackling Sends His Check for $5000 for Red Cross Fund
- Seized in Bogus Money Fraud
- Uncle Sam Opens Door for Married Men to Enter Army
- License Application is Being Considered
- 60,800 Gallons of Water Daily for Men
- Containers for Jam Reach Red Cross
- Four Carloads of Melons Arrive Daily
- Two Divorces Granted
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- War to Kill Men; Save the Babies, is Plea
- Giddy New York Shows Nation is Asleep to Gravity of World War
- U. S. Troops Abroad Issue Appeal to Draft Army
- Socialist Conclave to be Held in September
- Unsinkable Ships Are Planned by U. S. Board
- Americans Berne; Tell of Courtesies
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- Local News
- Feed Shortage in Kansas is Feared
- Russian Signs Point to War Dictatorship
- Freight Traffic Resumes Normal
- Fear Ship Overdue May be Destroyed
- Rush for Canning Jars in Chicago
- 300 Drafted Men in Night Training
- Municipal Cannery for Kansas City
- Mine Electricians Quit Work in Butte
- 88 out of 100 Pass Tests for Draft
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- And Midwest Are Swept by a Torrid Wave
- Seven Injured in Porch Collapse
- Landis Protested by War Objectors
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- Mask Impervious to Poison Gases
- "King Wilson" is Slur at President
- Guard Plans Changed
- False Addresses in Draft Probed
- Thieves Get $19,340
- Relief Asked for Mexican Refugees
- Unions to Aid Fight on Pro-Germans
- War Secretary in Cuba Named
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- Interest Lags on Local Exchange
- Local Metal Market
- New York Stock List
- Wall Street
- Weather Report
- Funerals
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- New York Curb Close
- San Francisco Quotations
- Funeral for Tourist
- Closing Sales
- Boston Copper Range
- Minneapolis Wheat
- Declares Students Should be Exempt
- Omaha Livestock
- Asks $50 because Park Swing Broke
- Guardsmen Get Ready
- Investment Securities
- Chauffeurs Wanted in Federal Service
- Portland Turns out 1 6000-Ton Ship a Week
- Deaths
- Fight on Price of Apricots
- Shopping Special Put on Heber City Line
- Mormons Name Experts to Lecture
- Births
- Standard Oil Stocks
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- Let's Go, Bees! Busy up a Bit and Let Us Beat Champion Angels
- Ravings of Ivor E. Doam
- Five More Weeks and Then Football
- Coast League Nips and Major Tips
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- Annual Red and Blue Match To
- Battery Boys Are Full of Baseball Fight
- Marathon Runner Enlists
- Baseball Results
- Am. Association to Raise Player Limit
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- Utah's First Quota of Men Needed for Military Service in Europe Drafted
- Now in Full Swing
- Coast League Club Standings
- Ruth is Mainstay in Boston Crisis
- Fielding Records in Coast League
- Events for Fair Are Announced
- Defeats Morris at Tennis
- Pitching Records in Coast League
- Johnson Cancels Matches
- Oil Chief Will be Buried Today
- At the American
- Qualify for $2000 Event
- Shaft Will Show Filly Records
- C. Squad Join Colors
- Russia Recovers from Work Done by Spies
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-07-31 | Page 8 | Fight on Price of Apricots
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-07-31 |
| 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/s6t73qp5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t73qp5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Fight on Price of Apricots |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-07-31 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t73qp5/17992068 |