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- Influenza Spreading at Alarming Rate; Two Deaths Occur at Sego
- Heavy Draft is Expected When Epidemic is Over
- Exciting Campaign Draws to a Close
- Harry H. Preston Dies of Influenza
- Frank Meador Seriously Wounded at Battle Front
- $1,760 is Grand County's Quota in United War Drive
- Help is Needed to Complete Allotment
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- German Soldiers Are Given No Rest
- Ludendorff Resigns
- American Effort Being Felt
- Hun Finances in Critical Shape
- More Camouflage
- Alaska Miners Strike
- Huns Ask Terms for an Armistice
- Huns Condemn Wilson's Reply
- British Capture Many Huns
- Col F. M. House
- Refugees Flocking to Amsterdam
- War Risk Chief Counsel Dead
- Some Pumpkins
- Non-Germans to Put off Hun Yoke
- Italians Begin Drive
- Mary Pickford Going to France
- Capture 9,000 in a Day
- Steamer Strikes Rock and Sinks
- Explosion Kills Seventy
- Plans to Double Warship Building
- Americans Trade White Bread
- Suffragists Open Convention
- Mrs. Ella Flagg Young
- Five Anarchists Sentenced
- Congressman to Become Private
- Alaskans Perish When Ship Sinks
- Can't Hold Them Back
- Express Rates Increased
- Japs Shatter Bolshevik Forces
- Complete Daylight Saving Period
- Schwab Has the Flu
- Reply Please Czech-Slovaks
- Glory of Turkish Capital
- Depends on One's Thoughts
- What He Didn't like About Helen
- Washing Poor People's Feet
- Poet Immortalized Hemp
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- Nations Cannot Trust Word of German Masters
- 30,000 Serbs Die in Camps
- Scene on a Transport Loaded with Americans
- Stenographers May Win War
- Soldier Guest of Prince
- Tanks Used as Shields
- Woman Drives an Auto Truck
- Yanks Eat Hun Vegetables
- Service Flag, 110 Pounds; 167,000 Stars
- Youth Bags Sixteen Huns
- Air Mail for Spain
- Using "Cut-Over" Lands
- Glorious Tips
- Knock Texas Dry Law Out
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- Announcement
- Announcement
- This Wrecks Hun Trenches
- Charter Granted for Monticello Nat'l Bank
- Draft Board Inspector Visits San Juan County
- Hanson Named for Member of Council
- Beyond Hope
- Facts Admitted Concerning the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution Affecting Mines
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution--House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
- Announcement
- The Best Cheer
- Marred Furniture
- That Discouraged Him
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- Plain Questions and Answers About the Amendment to the Constitution Affecting Mines
- "Strenu Inertia."
- Rugs Made from Tissue Paper
- How Nature Has Set Spot Aside for World's Nutmeg Garden
- Kept Records of History
- How German Troops Were Fooled
- First Women Voters
- Optimistic Thought
- "Length of the Law."
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Grand Valley Times | 1918-11-01 | Page 16 | How German Troops Were Fooled
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-01 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6bp1dj1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bp1dj1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | How German Troops Were Fooled |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-01 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 16 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bp1dj1/20140846 |