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- Young Woman, Owner of $400,000 Business , Secretly Weds Officer
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- Funeral of Soldier to be Held Today
- Big Forgery is Complaint Charge
- O. E. S. Meet Tonight
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- Pleads Guilty to Charge of Burglary
- Ella Flagg Young is to Speak Here
- Britons May Enlist until October 12
- Clever Vaudeville Show by Soldiers
- Kaiser Must be Crushed, He Declares
- Land Board Buys $100,000 Bonds
- Captains of Utah Guards Are Named
- Farmers May Sell Meat to City Dealers
- Editors Appeal for Justice in U. S. Advertising
- New Duties Given Industrial Board
- Pension for Veteran
- William Crowder, Pioneer, is Dead
- Motorcyclist Hits Curb; is Injured
- Painfully Injured While Taking Bath
- Appeal Made for State's Aid for War
- Opportunity for Draftees at College
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- Salt Lake Surgeon U-Boat Victim
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- No More Hot Birds after the Theatre
- Change in Train
- Hun Sportsmanship
- Two Socialists Claim Nomination
- 35 Bodies Removed from TNT Plant
- Mrs. Catt to Vote
- Soldiers Speedily Trained at Lewis
- German Answered by Liberty Bonds
- Labor of California Speaks for Mooney
- Peace Rumors Fail to Check Drive for Bonds
- Jealous Man's Act
- Mexican Order Fails to Alarm
- Influenza Dodged by Supreme Court
- Statistics of Traffic Startle
- Keith-O'brien Co. Installs Clinic
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- New Order Facilitates Draft Work
- Grain Inspection by State Asked in Idaho
- Osteopaths Elect
- Wire Lines Agree with U. S. on Payment
- Garfield Select is Anxious to Go
- Antitrust Cases Are Postponed
- With New Government Russia is Recovering from Bolshevik Rule
- Typos Add $30,000 to Loan Holdings
- Allied Citizens at Moscow Now Safe
- Former Governor of Kentucky Dies
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- Ball Players Can't Cash In
- Nelson Challenges Jack Harbertson to Wrestle Match for War Charity
- Government Approves Semipro Ball Plan
- Trapping Profitable
- Change in Train
- Prominent Coasters in Ship League
- Boys 'Grab for Telegram Sport Page, ' He Says
- with the Boxers
- "Beats" His Wife
- Game Wardens of West to Meet Here Nov. 18
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- Amateur Talk
- Seventy-Five Men Report for First Football Practice at the University
- Supreme Court Cases
- Mrs. Mac Farland's Mother is Dead
- Will Rearrange Grid Schedules
- Neb. Eleven Loses Another Date
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- Hand of Huns Seen in TNT Explosions
- Gifts to Marines in Frances Also Are Limited
- Breaks a Cold in a Few Hours
- Mystery Epidemic Killing Children
- Gompers Hits at Hun Peace Move
- Gain Shown in N. Y. Loan Figures
- Local News
- Kaiser to Pardon Jailed Socialists, Dispatches State
- Laon Will Fail Unless Nation Digs Deep
- Influenza Hits Hun Armies
- Committee Cuts Booze Tax from $8 to $6.40 per Gal.
- Buy Bonds like Yanks Fight, is Hint of Foch
- Plan to Avoid Shortage of Oil
- Retail Grocers to Sign Pledges
- Red Cross Gives Aid to Refugees
- Turkish Cabinet Falls, is Report Reaching London
- Funeral Services for W.H. Eccles
- American Admiral Refuses Decoration
- Mother Fails to Attend Funeral of Daughter
- Col. Hagadorn Kills Self in Camp
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- Special Meeting of Members
- Soldiers in Home Camps to Get Vote
- Wheat Increase of 268,000,000 Bushels
- Express Company in Need of More Income
- New Ore Body is Being Opened in Godiva Mine
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- Brewers Financed Many Papers is Charge
- Salt Lakers Dies of "Flu" in East
- Sneddon Wins Suit
- Farmers' Fears on Wheat Are Quieted
- Doughboys Love Hot Chocolate Soldiers
- George W. Perkins Son's Wife is Dead
- Too Many Apply to Merchant Marine
- Business Barometer
- Graphite is Found near Carson Nev.
- Oil Operators in Wyoming Will Not Pause
- S.L. Mine Market is in Drifting Condition
- Copper Production is Increasing Utah is a Conspicuous Gainer Possibility of Accumulation
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-08 | Page 11 | Typos Add $30,000 to Loan Holdings
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-10-08 |
| 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/s6dv5mwv |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dv5mwv |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Typos Add $30,000 to Loan Holdings |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-10-08 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 11 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6dv5mwv/18633284 |