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- Thurman and Gideon Slated for Supreme Bench
- Stoney to Speak
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- Catholics to Honor Bishop at Banquet
- Sevier County Boys, Girls to Raise Pigs
- Plan Improvement of National Guards
- Men Are Sought for Aero Signal Corps
- Amend Laws to Provide for Dismissal of Pratt
- $714,000 Was Bunko Harvest Here Last Year
- Will Return East
- Potato Prices on Downward Trend, Say Local Dealers
- Jack Weinberg Sought by Father
- Westminster Feed Plans Completed
- Western Union Suit Dismissed
- Judgment Affirmed
- Brewers Claim Loss Will be $1,500,000 Aug. 1
- Salt Lake is Third in Navy Recruits Taken
- Fifty Young Men Form Organization
- Hospital Plans New Improvements
- License Transfer Puzzles Officials
- Plans Auditorium for Products Show
- Three Petition for Bankruptcy
- Bamberger Praises Work of Law Makers
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- Peace Hope as Bankruptcy Chasm Yawns for the Starving Germans
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- Serve Sentences by Sitting 8 Minutes in U. S. Courtroom
- Converted Bandit Chief Confesses Slayings; Dies
- Farm Loan Board Officers Appointed
- Thaw Insanity Plea Will be Contested
- Richest Cargo from War Zone Arrives
- U. S. Plans Location of Aerial Stations
- Santiago Harbor Blockade Raised
- Legislature Passes Tax Bill and Adjourns
- Vernon Castle Gets French Honors for Destroying Flyers
- Court Refuses to Drop Slaying Charge
- Food Shortage in Snowbound City
- Standard Oil Ships Will Not be Armed
- Film Actress Held on Check Charge
- Traction Strike at Capital Settled
- Zeppelin's Body Sent to Stuttgart
- Weather
- 3 Guilty in Plot to Poison Lloyd George
- Bernstorff Arrives
- Suspend Freight Increases
- Wulf to be Taken to Philadelphia Today
- Hidden Suitcases in German Plot Arrest
- French Win Greatest Victory of Year in "Battle of Blizzard"
- Rail Strike or 8 Hours in Spite of War
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- Bees Finish Second Week of Training without a Mishap
- White and Welling Finish Training
- Giant Regulars Trimmed
- Portland's Hopes Beginning to Brighten
- Salt Lake's "Ty Cobb" Signs; Will Report March 18
- Seals Make Dinglings Cry Enough
- Cyclists to Try Old Saucer Track
- Payson Surprises by Beating Jordan
- Hunters and Fishermen Best Trained for War
- Records Go down like Clay Birds
- Cubs and Angels Play Game in a Gale
- Westergaard Riled; Not in Retirement
- Bar Flags on Unis; is Ruled Unlawful
- Chance Expects Four Men from Present Roster of Chicago Cubs
- Oaks Win because Collegians Weaken
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- Billy Miske Will be Busy Boxer
- Indianapolis Ready for Spring Camp
- Darcy is in Dutch All Around
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- S. Has Data That Tells of Germany's Condition of Want
- Of Senator Demanded
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- French Attacks Reported Repulsed
- Senagelese Armed by French, is Charge
- Norse Ship, Flying U. S. Flag, Torpedoed
- Farmers Split on Indorsing Congress
- Arrests Frustrate Smuggling Aboard Interned Vessels
- Bazar Money is Believed Used in German Plots
- Carranza Linked in New Version of German Plot
- Wilson Declared England's Friend by German Paper
- Allies Want U. S. Food and Not Soldiers
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- Page 10
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- Police May Enter without Warrant
- Frederick C. Howe to Lecture on Immigration
- Utah County Plans New Highway System
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- Pastor Tells Girls How to Choose Husbands
- 11,300 Pupils Join Public School Clubs
- Octave Thanet Deals Suffrage Big Blow
- Start Laboratory to Picture Thoughts
- Increased Acreage for Agricultural Purposes
- Returns Here after 12 Years' Absence
- High School's Song to be Ready Mar. 23
- Indoor Circus is Scheduled for Deseret Gym
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- Of Cattle on Range Now is Urged
- Brewers Claim
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- Labor to Protest Mooney's Sentence
- Officers' Reserve Corps Here Planned
- Bishop's Attack on Security League is Answered
- Citizens' Military Training Camp Dates Fixed
- Eliminate Flat Car Wheels, Aim
- Two Murder Trials Scheduled
- Marriage Licenses
- Rotisserie Inn Has Spring Delicacies
- Junior High School System is Approved
- House Resolution Praises Soldiers
- Housewives Make Dumplings to Forget Spuds
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- With the Bowlers
- Springville Wins Utah H. S. Hoop Championship
- Opher Gridiron Star Disappears
- Says No Chance for Deal
- Will Not Accept Position
- At 56 is Still in Training
- Dumbbell Helpful in Young's Average
- Cards Grab Victory
- To Suspend Classes
- Many Teams for Drake Relay Meet
- Ice Almost Ruins Padded Ring Game
- Barnsfield Tells How He Got Name
- Army Officers Will Train Men in Ball Camps
- Baseball Men Will Have Golf Course
- Manhattan Club Bouts Look like a Classy Lineup
- Light Weights Sign
- Baseball's Biggest Gamble
- Yannigans Licked
- Easy for Browns
- Jockey Seriously Injured
- Yanks and Indians Will Jump Barrier
- Groundkeeper is Fall Guy for Ball Player
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- Utah Will Carry out Big Program of Road Building
- Record Book Tells Your Upkeep Cost
- Will Make Street Car Take Notice
- Round Auto Row
- Mitchell Has Large Family
- Automobile is No Longer Reckoned among Luxuries
- If Your Clutch Slips, Read This
- Utah Automobile Buyers of Today Are Motor-Wise
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- Maxwells Play Important Part in Preparedness Preparations
- Tire of Rope Now Used in Australia
- Bridge Opens Route Into
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- Page 20
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- What Edgren Says
- Morris or Moran Will Test Fulton
- "Tickling" Costs Girls' Five Game
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- Putting 'Em Over with "Bugs" Baer
- Checkers
- With Robertson Signed Giants Look like Cinch for National League Flag
- Twenty Years after Famous Battle, "Bawb" Fitzsimmons Sorry James J. Corbett Hates Him
- 'Ain't Nature Wonderful
- Theories Blasted by '17 Hoop Play
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- Page 23
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- Enemies Stop to See a Ghastly Bayonet Duel
- Dig to Fight High Cost
- Portland Holds Many Potatoes
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- Denver Supplies Milk to School Children
- Bar Kimonos for Girls' Fire Drill
- Florida Wants an Ocean to Gulf Canal
- Plant Cantaloupes; Cold Kills Oats
- Live Sans Work, He Says on Raw Food
- Two Towns One Pair of Twins' Birthplace
- Utahns Promise to Make Any Sacrifice for Freedom of Sea
- Girl, 12, Accuses Smooth Stranger
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- Page 27
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- Bevan Signs Bill He Does Not Favor
- Pay for Janitors Unconstitutional
- Withdraws Bill as Solons Quit
- Maximum Tax for Schools Raised
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- Seventy-Five Senate Measures out of 174 Weather Two Houses
- G. A. R. Thanks Utah Legislators
- Reject Volunteer Firemen's Relief
- Pulls House for Husband; Likes It
- Sergeant at Arms Allowed to Leave
- Lie Sometimes, Symposium Hints
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- "Twin Beds" next Tuesday
- Appears Once More as "the Little Colonel"
- Circus Animal Act Coming to Pantages Wednesday
- Coming to Salt Lake
- Grand Opera Season
- Coming Tomorrow
- Voice Thrown on Screen by New Plan
- Local News
- Local News
- Star in "out of the Wreck" at Paramount-Empress
- New Picture Programs
- "Believe Me, Xantippe" Opens at Wilkes Tonight
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- Regal Gains Attention
- Itch of Auto Bug Says Spring's Here
- "Dixie" as Name Proves Talisman
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- Films Salt Lake for Ford Weekly
- To Protect Driver's Legs
- "Maxover" Made but Will Not be Pushed
- Legalite Lens to Comply with Law
- "Preparedness" Aim
- 40,000 Gallons of Oil Used Daily
- 241 Kinds of Autos Are Built No
- For Motorists' Hands
- Autos Competing with Railroads
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- Study Foodstuffs and Values, is Advice
- Will Plant New Kind Asparagus
- 65 Buffalo Clubs Save for Convention
- Heard in the Realm of Music; other Gossip
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- Coming to Tabernacle
- New York Symphony Has Brilliant Season
- United Male Choruses Prepare to Give Concert
- First Methodist Church Program
- Miss Jones' Pupils Please in Recital
- Ladies' Literary to Give Musical Tea
- Boy Pianists in Recital Friday
- Local Philharmonic Will Close Season April 15
- Large Theatrical Train for Boston Grand Opera
- Zimbalist, the Violinist, with Damrosch Orchestra
- New Library Books
- Mrs. Strohauer Arranges Organ-Piano Recital
- First Congregational Church Program
- Sunday Music for First Presbyterian
- Christian Services
- Sermon Topics in Salt Lake Churches
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- Page 35
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- Her Love Wasted Says Actress as She Sues
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- To Trip Fantastic at Bonneville
- Turn Rejected Shells into Flower Vases
- Pittsburg Greatest Freight Originator
- Police Raid Nets Shortest Name
- 'Cane Sprees' Shut to Columbia Girls
- Robbed; Shock Cause of Death
- Revive Mustache Contest of U. of C
- 'Raffles' from the South Enters Berkeley
- Once Famous 90, is Near
- Kills 3 to Tune of "My Rosary"
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- Wrestlers Entertain at Moose Lodge
- Dove of Peace is Dead for C. L
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- This Hurler Had No Reason to Put Speed into Game
- Majors Show Few Pitchers Who Use Slow Delivery Now
- Here's Poem About Cold, Lots of It
- Local News
- Activity Reported in New District
- Val Verda Attracts Many Working Men
- New Street to Open into Highland Park
- 60,000 Want Work on Alaska Railroad
- Slayer of Husband is Given Bond
- Funeral
- Fruits Trees Need Trimming Now, Says Lawson
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- News
- Heart Girls to Present Drama
- Compromise Weber Canners
- Alexander Will Sign Measure
- Students Institution
- To Join Husband
- Seeks the Latest Modes
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- Plan 1000 Wooden Ships for U. S. Merchant Service
- Los Angeles' Angelic Reputation May Change to Satanic, Says Writer
- Mail Order Liquor Houses Will Close
- Civic Federation Mobilizes Women
- Financiers Crazy, Says Woman Doctor
- Zion City Ban on Engagement Rings
- Local News
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- C.C. Con. Will Start Big Work
- New York Sugar
- Chicago Produce
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- Nevada Bullion is in Good Lead Ore
- Local Metal Market
- Another Refinery for Greybull, Wyo
- Tucson-Arizona Certificates Monday
- Thomas in California
- Nevada Stocks
- J. H. M'chrystal is Back in Tintic
- Eureka Mines is Feature of Week
- Hamburg Will Pay Second Dividend
- Exchange to Guard Against Malicious
- East Tintic Will Open Many
- Storms Pass up Calumet District
- Minneapolis Wheat
- Ray Con. Looked as Good Copper
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- Make Gambling in Food Criminal, Urge Farmers
- Candy Company Opens New Store
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- Fiction Outdone in Reality
- Artists Protest Soliciting Funds
- Watch is Presented to President Funk
- Recruiting Rules for Army Are Given
- Salt Lake Has Big Orange Celebration
- Unique Pleas Made for Canada to Save
- $1500 Subscribed for Fat Stock Show
- Senate Confirms Appointments of Bamberger
- To Correct Senate Journal
- Page 48
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- Millionaire Girl of Peacock Alley in Love War
- Wife Loses Hubby, Coin and Jewelry
- To Demand 8-Hour Law be Effective at Once
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- Industrials Take on Bullish Aspect
- Bears Work Grain Market for Break
- Iron Blossom to Pay Dividend in April
- Ready to Take Ore from Shield Mine
- New York Money
- London Money
- Additional Mining News
- Demand for Oils is Cause of Boom
- A. S. & R. Expects to Make Record in 1917
- Omaha Live Stock
- New York Produce
- Chicago Wheat
- Live Demonstration Babies Are Approved
- Call for Rooters for Mayor's Team
- Mother and Her Son Wed at Same Time
- Hold Odd Funeral Rite Outside
- Mirage Lures Vessel to Her
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-03-11 | Page 35 | Turn Rejected Shells into Flower Vases
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-03-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6f77mbj |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f77mbj |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Turn Rejected Shells into Flower Vases |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-03-11 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 35 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f77mbj/20027816 |