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- Disastrous Fire Sweeps Texas Town
- U. S. May Sink Warship with Colors Flying
- How Prohibition Works Illicit Traffic is Investigated Many 'Wet' Spots Found
- Experts Study Effects of Prohibition Statutes
- Ryan Avers Wife Asked for Divorce
- German Blade Stolen from Bismarck Group
- Girl Seeking Damages from Her Abductor
- Ohio Duck Hunter Gunshot Victim
- Prohibition Agents Get Nothing in Club Raid
- Three Burned in Fire That Destroys Home
- Sample Might Help the Jury Reach Verdict
- Theatre Payroll Taken by Bandits
- County Officials Face Arson Charge
- Legion Backs Bill for Hospitals
- Revenue Jobs out of Civil Service
- Salt Laker Named Vice President of Livestock Body
- Striking Engravers to Return to Work
- Missouri Marshal Dies from Wounds
- Team Wrecks Humble Home of Negress
- Will Compel All to Go to some Church
- Packing House Strike near End
- Burch Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
- Publisher Held for Treason in Mine Trouble
- Seattle Officer Arrives for Man Wanted on Checks
- Danger Seen in Genoa Conference
- State Finance Director Resigns Position
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- Health Fails under Stress of N. Y. Rush
- [Illegible] Active
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- [Illegible] Farmers [Illegible] Support of Farm Bloc
- Police Continue to Forge Links in Woods Chain
- Essay Contest to be Carried into Every Utah Home
- Railroad Rates Unjust, Declare Business Chiefs
- Car Routing is Changed to Aid Utah Interests
- Life Story of Omer Woods Revealed Courted Myretta in Sunny Tennessee Personality Fails to Suggest Crime
- Court Indicates Verdict for Wife in Crawford Suit
- Woolley Accused of Fraud in Deal for Sugar Notes
- Mrs. Conlon Dies at Home of Sister, Mrs. Jennie Kearns
- Utah Masons to Celebrate Grand Lodge Observance
- President Penrose Anniversary to be Observed Feb. 5
- Accountants Hosts to A. P. Richardson
- City Unemployment Committee to Meet
- Highway Board Orders Road Opened
- Utah Motorists to Meet Monday
- Husband's Alleged Jealousy Leads to Divorce Complaint
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- Roads Reported Good
- Girl Baby Arrives
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- Kato Insists on Japan's Good Intentions
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- Sze Says China Has Growing Pains
- Will Undergo Sterilization
- Sightless Miner Benefits through Teacher of Blind
- Adams Praises Republicans
- Women Voters Urged to Hold Interest
- Take Prisoners from Train in Belfast
- Odd Fellows Plan Joint Installation
- Spencer Funeral Fixed for Monday
- Final Formalities Are Accomplished
- Orderly Government Means Development
- Three Corporations Chartered by State
- Federal Land Plats to be Filed Soon
- Aid in Finance Plans Needed
- Need Shown for Supply Station
- Prosecution Wins Point over Small
- Bribe Paying Confessed by Accused Men
- Sees Pitfall for the U. S. in Conference
- Frisco Robbery Suspect Arrested
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- Salt Lake Mat Fans Relish next Bout
- Hands like Hams Help Athletes
- Twin Falls Ball Project Looks Gloomy
- Bruin Coach to Send Team East
- 110 Answer First Call for Matmen
- Billy Evans Says
- Crimson after Boxing Meets
- Oregon is Tiny Hoop Machine
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- Athletic Boss to Leave Stanford
- Wrestling Aud Boxing Classes Organized at U
- President Hickey Calls Conference
- Coalville Wins First Struggle
- Portland to Stage Interclub Boxing and Mat Tourney
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- Kuba Quartette, Now Appearing at Pantages Were Captured by Germans during the War
- Mary and Doug Looking for Stories
- 'Affairs of Anatol' Opens Today at the Gem
- 'Hail the Woman Critics Ready for Film
- House of David Band Comes to Pantages Theatre Wednesday
- Composer Cadman Withholds Music for Rubaiyat Film
- Opinion is Divided on Filming of Classics
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- Wallace Halted Panic in London Theatre
- Cohan Success is Filmed at Paramount
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- Artistic Treat Planned
- Secretaries' Schedule of Club Life
- Conference to be Held Here
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- Veteran Inventor Dies at Hartford
- Membership Drive Tea
- Notes Passed but No Result
- Light Crude Oil Advanced to $1.25
- Mother on Way to Seek Boy's Pardon
- Harrison Declares Opposition Bought
- Great Northern to Abandon Spur Line
- Society Flittings
- Plan to Give Aid
- Dies of Apoplexy
- Salt Lake Girls Honored
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- Fitzpatrick Has Great Squad Ready for Opening of Season
- Indians Arrange Exhibition Games
- [Illegible] Fork Leads Alpine Division
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- 'U' Frosh Team to Tour State
- Enn Substitutes Athletic Events for Class Fights
- Tilden to Coach Penn Tennis Team
- George Burns Has Kick on Being Sent to Sox
- Niles is the Ty Cobb of U. S. Tennis World
- Two Games Added to Aggie Program
- Eighteen Games for Stanford
- Utah University Hoop Quint Looks Good on Paper Coach Has Enough Good Material for Two Teams
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- Big Orpheum Show Opens Wednesday Evening; Sensation of Pacific Coast
- Alma Gluck Coming
- New Policy Is Adopted at Loew's
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- Police Hold Mob When Mae Murray Hits Cuba
- [Illegible] of the Paramount is under Way
- "Lost and Found" is Jackie Coogan's Next
- Irv Cobb Laughed at His Own Titles
- Norma Talmadge Turns Editorial Writer
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- In the Shops of Salt Lake with Peggy
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- Prohibition Bill Six Millions in 1921
- Three Robbers Loot Bank and Effect Escape
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- Engineer Arrives to Begin Work on Reclamation Data
- Officer Goes after Alleged Embezzler
- Changes His Plea on Liquor Charge
- Woman Too Weak to Walk
- Sister is Seeking Long Lost Brother
- Ship Carrying Rhine Soldiers Reaches Port
- Weather Forecast for Coming Week
- Hughes is Elected Head of Society
- Blooded Animals Ready for Show
- Northwest Projects New Branch Line
- Strike Committee to Meet Secretaries
- Complaint Issued in Cigarette Case
- Many Licenses Issued
- Hoover Calls for Data
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- Arbuckle Trial Loses Public Interest
- Action on Alien Property Urged
- Yet Believe in Living Silence
- Obregon Raps Court Ruling
- Wife, a Democrat, is G. O. P. Mayor's Choice for Aide
- League Council Receives Plea for Many Ships
- Legion Protests Memorial Plan
- Bids to be Asked on Railway Lines
- Schwab Appeals in Behalf of Railroads
- Gigantic Loan is Floated in East
- Death of Prominent Woman Announced
- Death Takes Former Shipping Official
- Funding Report Expected Soon
- No Trace of Missing Boat
- Danger Seen in Judiciary Assaults
- Burma Demands Only Home Rule
- Former Prince is Patient at Zurich
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- Admits Stealing Tools
- Denver Realty Man Held for Officers
- Sugar Industry Gains
- Dean of Women
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- Downing's Fight Dope
- Major Leaguers Pick Spring Camps
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- Oregon Schools Ban 'Pro' Coach
- Plans Completed for Shibe's Funeral
- Kilban Eplans Foreign Tour
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- Two Bank Teams Are Tied for Top
- Many Invited to Relay Carnival
- Golf Clubs Plan Many Tournaments
- Oregon Aggies Ready for Gun
- Many Good Horses Entered in Circuit
- O'rourke's Club Closes Its Gates
- Staley is Signed at Illinois "U"
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- Sollis is Anxious for Crack at California Featherweight
- Princeton Seeks New Grid Material
- Crimson Co-Eds to Play Volleyball
- Champs Fight and Get a Paltry $195
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- 'Shattered Dreams' is Featured at Kinema
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- Robert Craik to Play Farewell Engagement in '39 East' at Wilkes
- American Theatre to Present Appearance of Great Beauty When Completed; Sign Already in Place
- Feature Show at Orpheum Wednesday
- Moving Picture Star Enjoys Rides in Lexington While in Salt Lake City
- Norma Talmadge to Star at Broadway
- 'Hail the Woman' Opens Today at American
- World Famous Novel to be Picturized
- Linder Back at Work after Injury to Eyes
- Eyewitness of Lincoln's Assassination Sees Play
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- [Illegible] and [Illegible] Form [Illegible] Cabinet
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- Shantung Case Hinders Cause of Conference
- Former Ephraim Official Admits Misuse of Funds
- Dead Bandit Said to be Denver Man
- Woman Mayor, 80, Plans Doughnut Feast for Council
- Thousands Killed by Autos in Year
- Southern Bank Closes Its Doors
- Missionary Starts Homeward Trip
- Bissett Named Receiver
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- Sport Lights and Shadows
- Net Game Rules Will Not be Changed
- Hagen is Beau Brummel of Links Pays Much Attention to Golf Makeup
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- As Evans Sees It
- Davis County Finds Stolen Hoop Pennant
- Merry Scramble in Volleyball
- Sport a La Carte
- Association after Regulated Rules
- Giant 'Unies' Riot of Color
- Hockey Goes on at Heath's Today
- Cox's Billiard Parlors Opened
- Jack Doyle Loses to George Gorman
- Champion Athletes with Color Are Popular Favorites
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- Many Curlers to Gather for Meet
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- In the Realm of Literature, with Artists of Note
- Why and How Answered in Stories
- Bard of the Yukon
- Sex Realism Offends Morals
- What America Needs is Better Daughters
- Secrets of Drama Are Given
- Wealth of Good Stories for Youngsters
- Walt Whitman's Doggerel Verse
- Follies of the Passing Show
- Brisbane Calls Princess Genius
- Children Revel in New Risks
- Press Agent to Tell His Story
- Conrad Passes Another Milestone
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- [Illegible] Blanks Nearly Ready
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- Wearers Heard on Men's Togs
- Petty Robberies Make Long List
- Wife's Assertion Basis for Decree
- Funeral Services for Louis Greenig
- Will Attempt an Adjustment
- Gossip Causes Young Wife to Shoot Herself
- Pennies Are Needed for the Milk Fund
- Birds Flock Around Capital for Food
- Two Are Dead in Explosion of a Furnace
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- [Illegible] of Securities Commission Told in Detail by Secretary
- Rumors Persist of 25-Barrel Well near Cisco, Utah
- Financial and General Industrial News from Many U. S. Sections
- Cash Easement Week's Feature
- Metal Buying Market Slow
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- Bank Reserve Yet in Excess
- Cotton Goods Prices Slump
- Preparing Program for St. David's Day
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- Poincare Hints Allied Council Faces Oblivion
- Flax Industry to be Pushed
- New Highway Plans Advance
- Idaho Students in Debating Contest
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- Former Utahn Describes China
- Mulks Beaten by Shreveport Mob
- Wilson Fund Drive [Illegible]
- Harding Urged to Give Farmers Aid
- Nickerson Bandits Reported Seen in Vicinity of Club
- Gold and Silver Revival Predicted
- Indians Seek to Adjust Old Wrongs
- Irish Council Issues Statement
- Junior First Aid Active at Ophir
- Seaplane Carries Medical Relief
- Again Trailing Reformed Bandit
- Robbery is Motive Given
- Harding to Try Kansas Cobbler
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- Saving Habit is Practiced by Only Few
- Camera Depicts News Notes of other Lands
- Nationwide Strike is Looming in Ireland
- American Dollars Pave Way for Future U. S. Culture
- Turks Propose No Massacres
- Duchesses Learn to Cook as First Aid to Economy
- What Freedom Means to Acaill Beag's 100
- Japan Shows "Blind Spot" by Her Acts
- Services at Movies
- Scots without Whisky
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- [Illegible] Sportsmen View Year's Work
- City Appointments Made at Ephraim
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- Rotary Club Honors District Governor
- American Legion Elects Officers
- [Illegible] Concert for Club Members
- [Illegible] Workers Hold a Conference
- White Must Face Charge of Forgery
- [Illegible] Has Arrived for Fremont Bridge
- [Illegible] Owners Will Have Votes
- Culley Opposes New Registration Law
- New Citizens to be Entertained
- Star Legion Holds Annual Meeting
- Large Attendance at Club Meeting
- Sprinter Not Able to Elude Pursuers
- Confessed Burglar Receives Sentence
- Entertainment for Bishopric of Ward
- Former Express Official Succumbs
- Psychopathic Ward of Hospital Ready
- Bond is Presented by Accused Agent
- Labor Federation Members Banqueted
- Judgement Entered Against the County
- Hard Times Social Planned by Choir
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- Bailey Talks of State Income Tax
- Student Secretary Visiting Academy
- Pays Heavy Fine for Firing Gun
- Sunday Services for Mrs. Motley
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- Two Weeks Course
- Budget is Presented
- Salter Funeral Monday
- Town Committess Named
- Officers Installed
- Oyster Supper Served
- Primary Officers Elected
- Relief Society Reorganized
- Leaves on Mission
- Christen Appointed
- Stockholders Meet
- Services Are Held
- [Illegible] Loan Officers Elected
- Dies from Cancer
- Death Rate Low
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- Lloyd George to Confer with Poincare
- Kiachow Lease Transferred to China
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- Reni Viviani Refuses Place
- Airplanes to be Increased
- Poincare Defends League of Nations
- Jewish Relief Fund Speaker is Coming
- Mental Hospital Report Pleasing
- Many to Attend Business Banquet
- Salt Lake Scores High on Packages
- New Manager of Madsen Farrer Co
- Frisco Chinese Are Aroused
- Arctic Explorer Denies Accusation
- Permission Given to Issue Bonds
- Veteran Mexican Editor Succumbs
- Circus Press Agent Suddenly Stricken
- Former Premier's Widow Succumbs
- Real Estate Transfers
- Thrift Week Will be Observed Schools Will Teach Frugality
- Project Enters the Realm of Politics
- Cuban President Arrives for Visit
- Death Claims Wife of Alberta Premier
- Way to Save Postage
- University Girls to Meet
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-01-15 | Page 40 | Dairy Show Moved to Fair Ground
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1922-01-15 |
| 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/s6zg81xk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg81xk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Dairy Show Moved to Fair Ground |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1922-01-15 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 40 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg81xk/18105284 |