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- Page 1
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- May Change Regulations
- Grand County Roll of Honor
- Nine Men from Grand in August
- Fuel Company Donates School Building Site
- Bank Examiner Impressed
- Campaign on for Recruiting Nurses
- Farm Labor Scale for Grand County Adopted
- Bank Examiner Here
- Moab Exposed to Smallpox, is Belief
- War Welfare Work Explained by "Y" Men
- Moab Electric Light Service is Resumed
- San Juan is Best Dry Farm Section, Says Evans
- Grand Drops to Fifth Place
- Registrants May Enter University August 15
- Legal Battle over Little Peysert Girl
- Funds Available for Post Road
- Preparing to Launch Fourth Liberty Loan
- Assessor's Census Puts Our Population at 1613
- Brings in Wolf Hides
- Page 2
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- Huns Hurled Back by Allied Troops
- Mooney Reprieved until December 13
- Strike of Seamen Firemen Called Off
- Get some of Own Medicine
- Finn Crown Goes to Duke Adolph
- Kaiser Puts out Another Feeler
- Grand Duke Nicholas
- All Saved from Torpedoed Schooner
- Romanoff Heir Dead
- Uncle Sam's Beehives
- Wilson to Take Charge of Wires
- Poisoned Candy Kills Two
- Ukraine Playing up to Rumania
- Eleven Thousand Trainmen at War
- Thrift Stamp Sales $447,820,970
- Boche Factory Blown Up
- Seventy Divisions of Huns Engaged
- Prince Cheered by Americans
- German Banks Restricted
- Lieut. John T. Bissel
- Strikers Must Resume Work
- Czecho-Slovaks Capture Town
- Allied Pluck and Spirit is Winning
- Casualty List Increasing
- Germans Slain in Heaps
- Dempsey Wins from Fulton
- Women Chained to Guns
- Policeman Killed in Race Riot
- Mob Action Scored by Nation's Head
- Czarina Would Enter Convent
- Bolsheviki Deny Ukraine Threat
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- Washington Sidelights
- British Gunners Work Stripped to the Waist
- Gassed Men Arriving at Hospital for Treatment
- "Good Luck, Friend," Says Tommy
- Planning to Stop the German Drive
- Edison's Son with Tanks
- Superiority
- Famous "Field of Blood"
- Save Money for Farmers
- Testing Pleurisy with Coins
- Spanish Sulphur Deposits
- Slow Progress
- Then She Froze Up
- [Untitled]
- Page 4
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- Latest Quotations at Kansas City Stockyards
- Infant Dies at La Sal
- Castleton News
- Located at Spencer, Idaho
- Wounded Soldier Improving
- Offers Good Service
- Volunteers for Army under 18 Years Not Wanted
- Annual Financial Report
- Notice for Publication
- Notice for Publication
- Notice for Publication
- In the Seventh Judicial District Court of the State of Utah, in and for Grand County
- In the District Court of Grand Courty, State of Utah
- Notice for Publication
- [Untitled]
- Page 5
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- School Board Completes Estimate of Expenditures
- Pioneer Citizen Ill
- Mrs. Peterson Rents the Merchants Hotel
- Barton Resigns
- Blanding Boys Enlist
- Wheat Found in Ruins Gives Promise of Crop
- Season Opens August 15
- One Man to Go Aug. 5
- Two New Grandsons
- Rifle Club Meeting
- Mrs. Clark Takes Hotel
- Daily Thought
- Rose That Changes Color
- Ancient "Cathay."
- Photo
- We Might Try This Stunt in Moab Valley
- Conference Aug. 17 and 18
- Wedding at La Sal
- To the Stockmen of Southeastern Utah
- Takes Rig to San Juan
- Nephew Killed in France
- Going over the Top
- Many Cattle Dying from Mysterious Disease
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Grand Valley Times | 1918-08-02 | Page 1 | San Juan is Best Dry Farm Section, Says Evans
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-08-02 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6349x63 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349x63 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | San Juan is Best Dry Farm Section, Says Evans |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-08-02 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349x63/20140981 |