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- Welcome to Cook is Royal
- Import Woman Nurse to Care for Pet Dogs
- Labor Day Parade to be Best Ever
- Man Hacks Throat and Wrists with Dull Knife, Bleeding All Night
- Japanese Visitors Are Entertained by Their Countrymen
- Noted Naval Man Dead
- Cruiser Cleared of 600 Tons of Barnacles
- Strange Escape from Death When Dynamite Exploded
- Society to Expose Begging Impostors
- High School Pupils from outside City Must Pay Big Fee
- Build Dog Hospital
- Short but Not Sweet
- Vessel Encounters Shoals of Dead Fish
- Inquest is Ordered in Kaiser Case
- Glass Workers Strike
- Will Try Bloodhounds to Find Miscreants
- Wrecked Train to Rob it?
- Railroad Company Offers $25,000 Reward
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- Metal Mines Show Enormous Profits
- The Week in Financial Circles
- Needed Air
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- Prices Held Firm Today on 'Change
- Forenoon Sales
- Columbus Con. is Shipping Heavily
- Exchange Will Not Meet Labor Day
- Nevada Stocks
- Tintic Ore Shipments
- Metal Market
- Curb Trading
- Daly-Judge Makes Important Strike
- Live Stock Markets
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Dairy Produce
- Chicago Produce
- St. Louis Wool
- New York Money
- New Government Employee
- One More American
- E. B. Mohler Ill
- All Fined Together
- Weekly Statement of New York Banks
- Many Trout Fry for Utah's Streams
- Infantrymen on Way to Philippines
- Marriage Licenses
- Weekly Health Report
- New Trenton Company
- Wants That Horse
- Corporations Must Settle
- Voliva Denied Freerom
- Soldier Convicted
- Frank Nelson
- Gowans is Getting Familiar with Duty
- Not Many Editors Wanting This Job
- Made Night Trip to the Volcano
- A Keen Lad
- Merchants Are Stung by a bogus Cowgirl
- Union Pacific to Open Bureau of Information
- Paving Ogden Streets
- Lehi Public Schools Will Open on Tuesday
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- Ask Damages for Death of Higgins from Disinfectors
- Federal Gang to Put up a Ticket
- Dancers Will Get Enough at Lake
- Virgin River Land is to be Irrigated
- New Rabbi Comes to Salt Lake City
- Occidentals Play at Silver City
- Two New Suburbs
- John Mitchell Issues Labor Day Manifesto and Discusses Injunction
- Annie Besant Will Lecture Here Soon
- Power Plant Will Supply Many Towns
- Seek Lost Countess in Salt Lake City
- Still Fighting for Mission in Slums
- Teachers Begin Their School Year
- Two Tons of "Spuds" for Potato Day
- Talk at Tabernacle Against Prohibition
- Wife Beating Charge Laid Against Collins
- To Build Railway in Eastern Utah
- Ohio Glee Club is Fine Organization
- Killed in Mexico
- May be Colder Tonight
- Washout is Repaired
- Test City's Ability to Cope with Fire
- Heavy Fine Meted out to Dairymen
- Incubator Baby Kidnaper Identified
- Again Fighting Fire in Idaho Forests
- At the Hotels
- Dentists Kept Hat
- Out after Jurors
- Campbell Baby Dead
- Local News
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- Another Landmark Razed by Progress
- Veteran Miner Will Inspect Pioche Mine
- Foresters at Provo
- State Teachers
- Fence is Lawful
- Provo Briefs
- Building List Grows
- Stone from Flipper Destroys Boy's Eye
- Plans Excursions to Land Opening
- French Nobleman is Buried at Sea
- Coalville Coalettes
- Provo Social Notes
- Actor's Condition Serious
- Hard Luck Stores by Husbands Who Do Not Pay Alimony
- Former Manager of Mack Bankrupt
- Texas Cattle under Ban
- Wright at Berlin
- Dead at 121
- To Give Dancing Party
- England Ships Bullion
- Incendiary Busy
- Taft Plays Golf
- Town is Burned
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- "Why Did the Lights Go out Last Night?"
- Track Motor Records Go Sky High
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- Ketchel Takes up Training Quarters near New York City
- Head and Flick Return to Zion
- Ordeman Gives Dr. Roller Rough Time
- Jockeys Must Stop Their Rough Riding
- Trotting Records on Cleveland, Ohio, Tracks
- In the Game because He Likes It
- Fight Game Has Public Guessing
- Big Bunch of Coast League Players Bought
- Provo Will Have a Football Team
- Monday's Ogden Race Entries
- Heber Adds Another Game to Its List
- Bingham Will Take Whirl at Payson
- Baseball
- American League
- American Association
- Coast League
- Western League
- Northwestern League
- Records Broken in Tennis Doubles
- Spanish Fork and Payson in Close Game
- "Dad" Convill Takes Charge of Athletics at the High School
- Whitney Praises English Racing
- Says He Will Not Pay for "Bushers"
- Al Kaufman Will Marry Chorus Girl
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- Cook's Thrilling Story of Privation and Suffering
- Cook's Backer Says Expedition Cost $50,000
- Mistook, Sleeping Man for Sea Lion
- Chief Moore Talks of 117 Degrees below Zero
- Polo at Dedham
- Local News
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- Cadets Will Get Back Home Tonight
- Plan Display from Utah at Chicago
- Tells of Riches of Arizona Valley
- Will Soon Occupy M'cornick Annex
- Fined for Leaving Horse without Food
- Tells of Opening at Oakley, Idaho
- Woman Persistent Wooer, Says Carlson
- Insurance Agent Deprived of Job
- Increase Nearly Million for Week
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1909-09-04 | Page 2 | Hay Crop Will be Short in England
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-09-04 |
| 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/s6hb0cgf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hb0cgf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hay Crop Will be Short in England |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-09-04 |
| 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/s6hb0cgf/18060618 |