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- Page 1
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- Start War Again, Threat to Huns
- 1000 Soldiers Leaving Each U. S. Camp Daily
- Curb on Return of French to Home
- New York Hotels Defy Burleson
- Stamp Buying is Declared Essential
- Ogden Men Buy Two Roads
- Brewing of Beer in United States Ceases Tonight
- Peru and Chile Decide Row by Vote
- War Council is Discussing Hoover
- President Will Address Congress Very First Day
- Capt. Chenoweth, Widely Known in Utah, is Wounded
- Federal Officers after Debs Again
- Turk Girls Priced at Few Shillings
- Look to Wilson to Plan Future of Dual Empire
- Taft Will Not Accept Baseball Director Job
- Doug's Wife Gets Decree of Divorce
- Huns Have Food in Plenty is Report
- Great Britain to Assist Russ in Money Matter
- First of 150,000 R. R. Cars Given over by Boches
- Page 2
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- Ex-Kaiser Formally Quits
- Attack on Jews Denied by Pole
- Huns Get Taste of Their Own Medicine
- Girls Rescue Idaho Project Win Praise from F. K. Lane
- Red Cross in Bucket Brigade
- French Women Ready to Yield Their Jobs
- Dutch Consul Resigns
- [Untitled]
- Red Cross Home Service is Heavy
- British Soldiers in Forest Service
- Roll of Honor
- Local News
- No Luck for Him
- Livestock worth Millions Shown
- French Gratitude Voiced in Quaint English
- Pershing Delivers Thanksgiving Address
- U. S. Peace Delegates Named
- Two Railways Ask Permit to Build
- Omnipresent
- Page 3
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- A. F. L. Names Delegates to Paris
- Automobile Ass'n Roster Growing Rapidly
- Britain to Insist on Punishment of Kaiser
- Al. Scowcroft is Dead in Ogden
- Mines Will Fight 3 per Cent Tax Levy
- Drastic New Flu Rules for Ogden
- Prison Term for Henry Williams
- Reckless Driving is Charge Filed
- Women to be Retained
- David John Barker Dies at His Home
- Stranger is Held
- Runaway Car Kills J. M. Faddis
- Sparks Cause Blaze
- Few Industries among Chinese
- Consolidation of Depots Opposed
- C. J. Nettleton Dies in Denver
- Suit for Slander of Wilson Dropped
- Demobilization Plans at Kearny
- National Defense Council Reports on War Work
- U. S. Not Likely to Take Wool in 1919
- Sell Max's Paris Dinner Uniform
- Name Candidates for School Jobs
- Woman Kills Self with Revolver
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Villa Terrorizes Mormons in Mexico
- Utah Youth Dies for U. S. Graduate of City School Cousin Falls in Action
- Man is Held at St. George for Mysterious Murder
- State Plans Building of Many Roads
- Last Rites for City Officer
- C. P. Brooks Dies Today at Age of 67
- Every Dollar Will Have Its Day December 7 Passport by Stamp Booths is Cartwheel
- Here, Boy-Page Owner of Lost Ten-Dollar Bill
- Editor Will Return
- T. E. Banning Ill of Flu
- [Untitled]
- New Candidate for School Job
- Listing Doctors Who Aided Draft
- Four Names Addes to Committee
- Gunn Expects to Go to Siberia
- Collapses as Wife Dies in Accident
- Mrs. P. L. Hartwell Funeral
- Salt Lake Mill Sold for $50,000
- Victory Hut to be Built for Utah
- Heber D. Wells is Influenza Victim
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
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- Cosden Co. to Drill Well near Spence Wyoming
- Deaths
- Salt Lake Mine Issues Boosted Development Work Shows Result Several Properties Are Discussed
- Business Barometer
- Funerals
- Scores Beg to be Cured with Whisky
- Peace Envoys of Army Are Selected
- U. S. Will Sell Surplus Ships
- Stephens' Action in Mooney Case Deplored
- Washington Sees Peace Plot in Hun Revolt
- Cost of "Ham and" Not due to Profit
- Girls Examined for Jobs in R. R. Mail Service
- Local News
- [Untitled]
- Free Selling of Stock Causes Declines
- Page 9
- Page 10
- [Untitled]
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- Amateur Talk
- Rumor Factories of Coast League Already Running Hundred per Cent
- Walter Bratz's Sport Gossip
- Skaters to Hold Ice Derby December 22
- Vila Reads Stars and Then Makes Predictions
- Dempsey May Take on Morris
- Middle Western Season Closes
- Chicago Cubs Will Train on the Coast
- Next Governor to Start Six-Day Race
- Offers Music to Help Sooth the Savage Magnate
- Langford Shades Clarke
- Battling Nelson to Wed and Tour World
- And up Bobs Ban Johnson Again
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
- [Untitled]
- Notice
- Notice
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- Local News
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Delinquent Notice
- Assessment Notice
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Promissory Note Bobs up in Case
- Limit Men Released by Order
- Utahns Leave for National S. of C.
- [Untitled]
- Conscience Now is Only Rule on Sugar
- Jurisdiction of Capital Issues Body Widened
- Aged Vender of Patent Medicine Dies in Poverty
- Nomenclature of Indians is Great Puzzle
- Galli-Curci Files Suit for Divorce
- New Trial Ordered
- Flu Kills 13 Utahns in Service
- Ban on Sales of Underwoods Lifted
- Body of Black is Sent to Kanosh
- Nation to Eat Utah's Celery
- Limited Service Men Retained
- Yanks Want Mail Above All Else
- U. S. Orders Invoice of All Draft Board Supplies
- Relatives Can't Meet Troop Ships
- Match Famine Ends Hoodoo in Paris
- Germany Faces Huge Taxation
- Red Cross News and Notes
- She Practices Her Preaching
- S America Friendly to U. S., Says A. J. Davis
- "Filming Kills Plays; Mine Are Immortal," Shaw
- No More Pigs, So Controller Quits His Job
- W. W. Ray Recovers from Flu Attack
- J. C. Nelson Discharged
- New Kramer Market Opens
- British Eager to Build More Ships
- Problem is to Restore Industry
- King Bestows Order of Merit on Foch
- War Map Work
- Flu Mask Not Adopted by Board
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-30 | Page 7 | Heber D. Wells is Influenza Victim
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s61p236d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61p236d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Heber D. Wells is Influenza Victim |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61p236d/18633956 |