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- Anti-Soviet Army is in Kiev
- Allied Shipping Loss in October Was 93,000 Tons
- Crowds Rejoice as King Albert Enters Antwerp
- Italian Decree Provides Inquiry of Laws of War
- Advancing Yank Ready for Any Trick of Huns
- Two Wire Lines Merged by Burleson
- Americans Cross Enemy's Frontier
- Bigger Navy Urged by Daniels
- State Monopoly is Provided in German Program
- Dr. T. G. Masaryk Bound for Prague
- Huns Given Warning on Treatment of British Captives
- Export Ban Raised on Canned Stuff
- Americans Named on Canadian List
- Big Boost in Express Rates
- Hun Extremists Defy Moderates in Hot Meeting
- American Peace Envoys Select Home in Paris
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- Hun Fleet Largely 'Bluff'
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- Petain Enters Fam Enters Famed City of Metz
- President Plans Stay in France
- Missouri Si "Wet" by 75,000 Votes
- Ban on Frats in Army Camp Lifted
- Manufacturers to Keep Prices Up
- First Jap Vassel Now in New Orleans
- 2 Westerners in Casualty List
- Bolsheviki at Grips with Allies
- U. S. Releases Miner from Army
- Need Fo Fruit Pits Has Passed
- Sheriffs Kill Alleged Robber and His Wife
- 100,000 Italian Prisoners Go Home
- Refuses to Carry Coal; Gets 15 Years
- Platinum is off Conservation List
- Socialist Must Serve 12 Months
- Austrian Teutons Confer with Berlin
- Peru President Praises Allies
- Situation in East Worries Germany
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- New Plan for Future Bond Issues
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- U. S. to Retain Capable Officers
- British Premier Cable President
- Children's Dimes Save Many Lives
- Blaze Destroys Many Buildings in Brussles
- 18 of Crew of Dumaru Missing
- Plans to Raise New Austrian Loan
- Argentina in Row over Envoy to U. S
- Suicide is Verdict
- College Men in Army Get Credits
- Farmers Want a Peace Delegate
- H. A. Hendershot Dies
- Matrimonial Zeal Replaces Military Ardor in Germany
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- Blacklist of Brewers is Probed
- A Visit to the Seat of War
- Local News
- Old Opera House Now Fruit Plant
- Italian Cruiser Enters Sebenico
- Ogden Memorial to Cost About $50,000
- Boxelder County Exceeds Quota
- Bulgars Say Hun Seized Provisions
- Record of Each Yank to be Kept
- Japan Proud of Pact with Allies
- President to Cross on Big Army Transport
- Local News
- Postal's Claim for Remuneration Cut
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- 2000 Meals Daily Served at College
- Ptomaine Poisoning Cause of Death
- Contest on City Judgeship Looms
- Divorced after 30 Years
- "Trimmings" to be Cut by Schools
- Chicago to Pay Six-Cent Car Fare
- Clemenceau and Foch in Academy
- Ogden Expects to Reach Goal Today
- Roll of Honor
- Genral Strike for Money Urged
- Cable Control Now Passes to U. S
- Soldiers to Get Two-Cent R. R. Fare
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- Local Labor Ready for Strike
- Lawmakers Given Hearty Approval to Memorial Plan
- Protest Made on Crowding in Streetcars
- School Primary Friday, Nov. 29
- Fuel Board Will Not Reduce Force
- Red Cross Gives Christmas Lable to Kin of Yank
- Decrease in Cold Storage Products
- Delinquent Hubbies Made to "Dig up"
- U. S. May Hold Yanks till Jobs Are Ready
- Cats at Table Cause Cupid to Run Away
- Auditor Ririe is Ill of Influenza
- Lund May be next in Order to Grant
- Hoover Message to be Read on Sunday, Dec. 1
- 2d Payment on 4th Liberty Bond is due Tomorrow
- Coal from Carbon Co. Big Factor
- Jail Terms for Bootleggers is Court's Threat
- Citizens of Price Loyally Back Plan, Postmaster Writes
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- Every Bit as Good as it looks, What is More
- Detroit Plants Call for Skilled Workers
- Example of G. M. C. Truck's Durability
- Worth Knowing, Says Regent Expert
- Business Policies Will Undergo Quick Changes
- No Freezing in Radiator that Contains Colco
- Local News
- Large Demand for Used Cars
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- Kissel Scores Again with His Wonderful New Custom-Built Sixes
- Rain Holds up Highway Work
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- Succeeds because Its Men Know Tire Game
- New Maxwell Has an Increasingly Lage Field
- 5000 See Completion of National Road
- Buick Announced Sedans Available
- Ford Man Tells How to Forget Winter Worries
- Local News
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- Business Failure Decreasing October Has New Low Record Smallest Month in Two Decades
- New High Record Made by Tintic Standard
- Increase of Receipts Lowre Price of Corn
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- Business Barometer
- Dividend is Hinted for Silver King Consolidated
- Bright Future for Trade is Seen Metals and Oil in Favored Class European Investors Send Orders
- No Serious Disturbance in Copper Expected
- Yankees Loaded with Souvenirs
- Germans in Market to Buy Trademarks
- Lander Filed Will Take Place on Active List
- Girls Pay Dinner Check over There
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- Amateur Talk
- Mines Looks Line Real Colorado Champion
- Mitchell Slated to Succeed Weeghman
- Fox Hunters Ass'n Gives out Awards
- Meehan in Tears 'Cause He's Broke
- Not Talking of Fulton-Langford Go
- American Boxers off for London
- France Will be Boxers' Mecca
- Daubert Will Force Salary Test Case
- Believes Wills Might Beat Both Fred and Willie on Same Night
- Plans to Extend Football Season
- Young Pete Jackson in an Exhibition
- Standing Restored to A. A. U. Instructors
- New Laws Proposed
- Request of Local Firms Denied
- Delinquent Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meetings
- Assessment Notice
- Queen Isabella Mines Company
- Popular Athlete Dead
- In the District Court, Probate Division
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Great Lake Gobs Lose Commandant Who Boomed Sport
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- Director of Bank is Prudent
- What Will the Day Bring? Yanks Think of Chtistmas All Will be Remembered
- Cattel on Ranges in Good Condition
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- Deaths
- Smith Burial Services on Friday
- Are Advertised Medicines Worthless?
- Removal Permit Asked
- Mer. Heller Funeral
- Prenuptial Affairs for Miss Woodruft
- Funerals
Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-20 | Page 14 | Queen Isabella Mines Company
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s68094nk |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68094nk |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Queen Isabella Mines Company |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-20 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68094nk/18641564 |