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- Short Cut in Lincoln Highway is Aim
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- Goods Sold by U. S. To Britain Total 2 Billion
- Railroad Offered in Settlement of Suit for $46,000
- Campbell-Hunt Case Awaits Court Action
- He Twice Dodges Hangman's Noose
- British Bar Coal Exports to Norway
- Woman Denies She Assisted Mooney
- Mrs. Corey Home from War Zone, Mysteriously Ill
- Wooer Accused of Throwing Pig's Feet at His Sweetheart
- Blaze Fanned by Wind Wipes out Town in Alaska
- Why Worry?
- Rio Grande Declares Empty Car Embargo
- U. S. Import Tax on Coffee and Tea is Planned
- Peace Note Adoption is Urged in Senate
- Salary Increase for Bureau Chiefs Asked
- Deputies Rushed in Ice Cutters' Strike
- Sacramento Thieves Get $1375 in Safe
- Two Banks to Merge
- Teutons Open Starvation War on England
- Germany Makes Plans for Gigantic Blow at Allies
- Gerard Sends Report on Peace Situation to U. S
- Peace Rests on the Allied Reply, Sweden is Informed
- Weather
- England Recognizes King of Hejaz
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- British in Drive Round up 400 Mohmands
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- President Reprieves Convicted Redskin
- $1,500,000 Declared Needed for Aviation
- Violence Averted in Lumber Strike
- Sugar Yield Shows Decrease in Hawaii
- Pershing's Return and Parley End Believed Near
- Situation Grave, Says Leading Mexican
- Villa Has 10,000 Followers, is Report
- Villa Forces Beaten at La Junta
- Playmate Kills Child
- 250 of I. W. W. Are Arrested in Lumber Strike
- Switch Causes Wreck
- Flight in Night is New Girl Death Mystery Clue
- 174 City Employes Dropped in Chicago
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- Rail Strike Bill to be Changed
- "Dead" St. Louis Man Comes to Life
- Three Firemen in Irons Asphyxiated
- New Spurious $10 Bill is Discovered
- Tree Roots Sold for Making Dyes
- First Woman Given Senate Floor Honor
- Pittsburg to Raise Wages of Teachers
- Woman Left Big Fortune
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- 17 Convicts Report after Xmas Parole
- Governor of North Dakota Takes Oath
- Estimate of Coal on Tracks as Made by Telegram Man Not Excessive, Says Witness
- Old Commissioner Asks Retrenchment
- Wants Alimony Paid
- Aged Pioneer Passes
- Alleged Defrauder of Newhouse Now is Being Brought Back
- Asks for Schools to Remain Closed
- Constable Ejected; City Needs Room
- Kitchen Stove Explodes
- Plan Improvements in National Parks
- Railway Operating Revenue Decreases
- Victors Take Charge of County Affairs
- Epidemic Causes Alarm in Ogden
- Oriental Den Raided
- Bids Accepted
- Makes First Move
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- Farmington and Vicinity
- Farmington Has Measles Epidemic
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- Schools of Davis County Are Growing
- Nalder Takes over Sheriff's Offices
- Strong of Kaysville Made Deputy Clerk
- Layton is Attorney
- Many Attend Funeral
- Provo and Utah Valley
- Provo Man Heads New County Board
- Provo Marriage Licenses
- Boys under Suspicion
- Sexton's Wife Dies
- Big Trained Animal Act Opens at Pantages Today
- Utah County Raised Much Fruit in 1916
- Funeral of Mrs. Berry
- Newsboys Entertained
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- Buying for County Plan of New Commission
- Two Seek Large Homesteads
- Pacific Stops Serving of Liquor
- Church Acquired
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- Mandell, Promoted, Races for Bride; 1st 1917 Wedding
- Woman Boss Takes Charge of Incoming Board of Examiners
- Woman Has Too Much Money; Asks for Help
- Commercial Club to Eat Reindeer Meat
- Big Coal Yard Planned to Aid in Overcoming Future Famine
- Named for Governor
- Long Grilling Fails to Break Determined Will of Man of Iron
- State Banks Enjoy Increased Business
- Club Plans Aid for Border Guardsmen
- Machinery Plant to be Established
- New Prohibition Bill is Outlined
- Eastern Investors Look toward Utah
- Cafes Want Licenses
- Cook Hustles Coal
- City Pays $1500 to Clean Streets after Late Storm
- Most of Fires in Utah Preventable, Say Underwriters
- Prisoners Earn $20,052 Last Year; Fines Are $10,385
- College Priests Go into Retreat
- 75 Cents Spent on Fourth Day by Investigator in High Cost of Living Test
- Association Keeps Cost at Minimum
- School Supplies for Year Cost $46,000
- City's Expenses and Funds Grow
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- Lawson to Ride No More
- Plan Pro. Gridiron Leagues in Large Baseball Cities
- Stove League Chatter
- Gilbert Slated to Meet Tough Mex Again
- Commercial League Hoopsters Will Meet
- Demetral Signs to Meet Charley Cutler
- Summer Baseball Finds Favor in Southern Schools
- Famous Horseman Dead
- Nat'l Commission Closes Its Session
- Salt Lake Likely to Become One of Big Tennis Centers
- Williams is Champion
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- The Oaks Are after Wilson and Sheehan
- Hoppe and Three Associates Please
- Ogden Grappler Starts Training for Lewis
- Armstrong Defeats Carter with Ease
- Lewis-Santel Go is Called a Draw
- Gets Manager's Permission
- Soldiers Play Polo
- Horsewhipping of Official by Woman
- Coach is Peeved; Tells Leopards to Turn in Uniforms
- Roped Arena
- Athletes Will Encouraged Enter U
- Bang Bang Bang! Bush Beats
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- Properties Showing Strong
- Michigan-Utah is in Rich Ore Body
- Gold Smelter Output
- Earns $3,000,000 in 1916
- 1916 Record
- Omaha Live Stock
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- Dragon Advances; other Stocks Dip
- Afternoon Call
- Montana-Bingham Expects Results
- New York Sugar
- London Money
- 1916 Big Year for Nevada Mines
- Business Failures
- Holmes Installs Keystone Plant
- Fresh Buying Starts as Peace Hope Flees
- New York Stock List
- Unsettled Copper
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- Weather Report
- Births
- Fresh Strength Given to Wheat in Chicago
- Nevada Stocks
- New York Money
- Homestake Pays 65 Cents
- Local Metal Market
- Deaths
- Funerals
- Boston Stock List
- Hecla Pays Extra
- New York Metals
- Chicago Produce
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- Society
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- Cupid is Busy at Farmington
- Bread Corn Harvest Increases in Germany
- Quarantine Lifted
- Only Two Applicants
- French Ship Destroyed
- Collier Replaces George Holmberg
- Police Prisoner Seeks Jap Lawyer
- Plan Lincoln Day Banquet
- Kaufman's Liberty to Cost Him $15 Month, Says Court
- Checks Missing; Bids Thrown Out
- New Year's Twins Weigh 14 Pounds
- City Will Operate Mountain Dell Farm
- Spry Entertained
- Judge M'Shane Quits
- City Eats 9000 Turkeys
- Takes New Position
- Sheriff Says Ness Guilty of Murder
- "No Election," Plea in Ogden School Case
- Justices Qualify; Men Enter Pleas
- Malf Million Gain in Building Recorded
- More of Beautiful Promised for Zion
- Prizes Received
- Returns to Plead
- Four Styles of Auto Plates May Confuse Public
- City Loses but One Damage Suit in 1916
- Midvale Declares Dividend of $1.50
- Land Filing Record Broken in Colorado
- Poor People Beg County for Coal
- Roberts Takes Oath and Begins Work
Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-01-03 | Page 12 | Bread Corn Harvest Increases in Germany
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-01-03 |
| 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/s67s8wgp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67s8wgp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Bread Corn Harvest Increases in Germany |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-01-03 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67s8wgp/20014802 |