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- Proxies "Star" at Hangings in Effigy
- Francisco Nitti, Italian Premier, Wins in Election
- Supreme Council Indorses Conference Views on Smyrna
- Move Launched to Repay $40,000,000 to Government
- St. Louis Catcher is Seriously Ill
- "Sinews" Not for Fight on Tobacco
- Harvester Company Fire Loss $300,000
- Member of Robert E. Lee Staff Dies
- Erin's Flag Borne with U. S. Ensign
- Streetcar Profits Declared Excessive
- President Basks as Cabinet Works
- House Recesses until December
- Embargo on All Freight
- Fifteen Million Men May Lose Jobs
- Russ Soviets Capture 10 Omsk Generals
- National Vote Thursday on Peace Treaty
- Posses on Trail of Radicals
- Prohibition Law Upheld
- Rance Men in Amp Aign on Fires
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- Judge Stephens Issues Instructions to Linker Murder Case Jury
- Eland D. Harris Wins Ranch Home
- Two Wheelbarrows in Travel De Luxe on Way to Utah
- Utah National Parks in Two Canyons, Plan
- Utah's Assessed Valuation Takes $13,209,603 Slump Board Figures Disclose
- U. S. Morality Beat Enemies Says Woman Speaker
- Scheid Criticises Mayor Ferry Resolution on Civil Service
- Broadway Business Men Want Better Street Lights
- Bingham Bank Not Party to Rum Suit
- Eagle Bound over to District Court
- 7 Maori Students Given Diplomas
- Stage Permit Asked
- Aid Asked for I. W. W.
- Club Backing Urged to Movement for System of Boulevards
- Dows Given Pensions of $12
- Denied for Injured Finger
- Engineers' Meeting.
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- Europe to Stand by Treaty
- A Feeling of Security
- British Campaign at Dardanelles under Probe
- House Passes Esch Rail Measure
- Measure to Curb Reds Introduced
- Big Advance in Sugar Price Seen
- Last of British Back from Siberia
- Robbery Suspect Jailed at Merced
- 7 Persons Die in Gasoline Explosion
- Canceled Oil Lands Lie in Kern County
- Pressmen Form Another Union
- Overseas Flight in Six Hours Air Goal
- $12,000 Tube of Radium Lost in Bathtub Drain
- Complaint Issued Against Doctor
- Sleeping Sickness Fatal to Pioneer
- Admiral Rodman Would Join Post
- Local News
- Car Withdrawal Cripples Business
- Bandits Cow Bank; Flee with $40,000
- 15,000 Acres to be Irrigated Here
- Divorced Woman Confesses Killing
- American Legion Would Curb Red
- Neslen Returns from Inspection
- Slayer of Wife and Child Sentenced
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- Crimson due for Trimming Turkey Day Unless Boys Decide to Hustle
- East Leopards Are Ready for other Opponents
- Admits He Has Much to Learn
- With the 'Boxers'
- Just Dope
- "Red" Andrews is Sioux City Prexy
- M'court Beats Lean
- Police to Wear Civilian Clothes
- Local News
- Here He Comes -- There He Goes
- Duck Hunting Good at Big Bear Lake
- Teams to be Sent to Olympic Games
- Western Reelect Al Tearney as President
- Dallas Reelected A. A. U. President
- Plestina Offers to Throw Eight Men in 2 Hours
- Stove League Gossip
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- Alarm Felt over Fuel Question
- Shipment of Ores Will Stop Soon
- Shutdown Order in South is Looming
- Bar Boy Atheists from High School
- Secretary Apologizes.
- National Grange for Nation League
- 7 Die as Train Strikes Auto at Grade Crossing
- Price of Most Foods Make Advance
- Overthrow of All Governments is Soviet Aim
- Denies Goldman Taught Assassin
- Women Win Right as Officeholders
- Gershon is Speaker.
- Newspapers Must Cut down Space
- Order for Alimony.
- French Elections Score Victory of Moderates
- Delay Expected in Court Rulng on "Day" Law
- More Men Working at Higher Wage Hines Says
- King to be Speaker
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- Wobblies Find Rich Field in Utah
- [Illegible] to Stop Gold Coin Melting Advocated
- Chicago Grain.
- Local News
- Advice is Asked on Rail Problem
- Russian Problem is Complex, Lloyd George Says
- Arrests Made in Drug Traffic Drive
- Poland Soon Will Meet Real Test Writer Says
- S. L. Dairy Products
- Wall Street
- Chicago Livestock
- Kansas City Livestock.
- S. L. Hay and Grain
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- Rue Americansim Lessons Urged by Legioners
- Amy Brown Lyman Speaks at Denver
- Committee Report on Ireland Ready
- Student Officers
- Mrs. Catt Calls for Repeal of Statutes Which Curb Women
- Women Address Rotary Members
- Railroad Leaders to Ponder Wages
- Count Hohenzollern Saws 12,000 Logs
- Malaria Hits Soldiers.
- Opera Season in New York Opens
- Mrs. Hotaling Wins Suit.
- 100 Acres to be Opened in Arizona
- Canadian Project.
- Pupils Gain Sums for Red Cross
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- Protection of Stockholders
- Local Market for Stocks is Best for Weeks
- Investment Securities.
- New York Stock List.
- Money Market.
- Bar Silver.
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- New York Curb Close.
- Balt Lake Livestock.
- Sutter and Eggs.
- Boston Curb.
- New York Bond Quotations.
- Boston Stocks.
- Business Barometer
- Chicago Market.
- Many Rigs Bein Hauled to Big Piney Field
- Funerals
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- Salt Lake Metal Market
- Salt Lake Clearing House
- Omaha Livestock.
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- Conference on Coal Wage at Standstill
- Bloodhound Pack Close on Trail of Escaped Bandit
- Society
- Major Held for Death of Racer
- Brisbane Sells 2 Papers to Hearst
- Newberry Election Probe is Resumed
- Explanation Given to Mexican Letter
- City Given Power Against Radicals
- Churchmen Start Inquiry on Strike
- Brazil Now Proposes some Reservations
- Auto Hurts Tot
- Art Hickman Jazz Records on Sale
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- Wilson Vetoes Rate Making Measure
- Love Stronger than Orders of King
- Disabled Soldiers Promised Best of Care
- Sex Appeal Too Common, Opinion
- German Prince Held as Confidence Man
- England Keeps up Search for Dead
- Londoners Weigh Fog They Breathe
- Legion Opposes Kreisler Concert
- Wireless Planned to Scandinavia
- French Melt Coins and Sell Silver
- European Exchange Continues to Topple
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- Local News
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- Laws to Curb Meat Barons Urged by Speaker
- Opposition to Concern at End
- Churchmen Greet Utahns with Threats
- Many Active in Roosevelt Drive
- Record Broken in Sale of Registers
- De Frank Fined $10 for Assault
- Burglary Charged Against Two Men
- Truck Called to Gun Club Blaze
- Water Users Talk State Agreement
- Widow is Awarded $4500 for Death
- County Citizens to Aid Railroad
- Municipal Street Railway Indorsed
- Enforcing Brand Law to be Subject
- Boy Returns.
- Suffrage Leader Praises Utah for Special Session
- Local News
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- Refrigerating Car a Prison for Speaker
- Leys with the Bolsheviki Begun
- Citizenship Papers Refused Slackers
- Albert Burch is Defense Witness
- Pandolfo Record Declared Good
- Nonpartisan's Suit for Libel to Jury
- Leaders at Dinner Push G. O. P. Fund
- Czecho-Slovak Troops Will Leave Siberia
- Health Lessons Plan at U. A. C.
- Road Program to be Mapped Out
- Two Arraigned on Murder Charge
- Prince Greeted by New Yorkers
- Sister Killed as Man Hunts Wife
- Woman Falls 8 Stories to Death
- Unions Abandon Me, Woodard Says
- Killer of Horses Denied New Trial
- Local News
- 2 Chicago Judges Call Dry Act Legal
- Two Get Divorces.
- Blue Print Machine.
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-11-18 | Page 7 | Price of Most Foods Make Advance
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-11-18 |
| 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/s6t73r4d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t73r4d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Price of Most Foods Make Advance |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-11-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t73r4d/20043530 |