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- Must Answer Questions Soon
- Enormous Possibilities in Utah Oil Shale Beds
- Two More Moab Boys Enlist in the Navy
- May be Settled out of Court
- Citizens Decide on Route for Sewer
- C. A. Hammond Named Bishop
- New Finance Campaign Opens; Buy a War Thrift Stamp Today
- Three Attorneys Named to Advise Registrants
- Moab Boys Soon to See Service in France
- Government Makes Large Purchase of Uranium
- Red Cross to Give Big Dance and Supper
- School Board Has Meeting
- Much Interest Being Shown
- Convicts Send Thanks to People of Moab
- Actual War Picture to be Seen at Ides
- More Paved Walks
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- Americans Take Part in Fighting
- Shipping Problem Solved
- Liberty Thrift Stamp Sale
- Bryan Predicts All-Dry Nation
- Prisoners Escape from Jollet
- Negro Burned at Stake
- Troops from All States in France
- All Are in Good Health
- Lincoln's Attendant Dies
- Captain Lieut. Schweiger
- Woman Suffrage for Holland
- Palace Robbed by Boy
- Three Weeks to Christmas
- Hertling Reviews the War Situation
- Germans in Mad Drive
- Offer Plans to Government
- Hoover's Son Operated On
- Loaded Bomb is Found
- Conclave to Plan Hun Defeat Opens
- Lansdowne Denounced
- Sir Albert Stanley
- Utahn Killed in Action
- Brother of Czar Arrested
- Lenine's Power is Waning Fast
- Trainmen Want Better Pay
- Shoots Divorced Wife
- Soldier Killed by Mexicans
- Sound Money Leader Dies
- Raise in Coal Price
- Mrs. De Saulles Freed
- Wilson Indorses Bible Fund
- Uprising in China
- Germany Would Claim Little
- Troop Train Wrecked
- Slackers Finding the Door Barred
- Horrors of Teuton Invasion
- Draft Resisters Sentenced
- Last Treasury Issue Closed
- Coast Newspaper Man Called
- Egg Supply Increased
- Kidnaper out on Bond
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- Good Cheer for Christmas Day
- Unique Decorations
- Christmas Candies
- Where Wounded American Soldiers Will be Cared For
- Southern Pine Mills Are Working Day and Night
- "Power Egg" of Zeppelin
- Eighty Years on an Island
- Early Morning Sprinters
- Washing Shoes of France's Soldiers
- Count Minotto and His American Wife
- Extreme of Politeness
- Reassuring
- Gramaphone for Reprisals
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- The Utah Budget
- Inspection Day at San Diego Naval Training Camp
- Hospitals Moved to Escape Flyers
- Some Camouflage
- Kill Men and Women
- Wood Wants Army March
- Her Every-Day Burden
- Not Then
- Historic Old Sun Tavern
- Sulu Women Warriors
- Thinks He Can Draw His Will
- Would Rather Walk
- Greatest Wireless Station
- A Useful Screen
- Training the Skin
- Turks and Caicos Islands
- The Indian Pioneers
- Some Wave
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Grand Valley Times | 1917-12-07 | Page 4 | E. L. Taylor Dies in Mexico
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-12-07 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6vh70nm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vh70nm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | E. L. Taylor Dies in Mexico |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1917-12-07 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vh70nm/20144254 |