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- New Company to Take over Water System, is Plan
- Young Men to Do Nation's Fighting
- New Town Trustees Qualify for Positions
- Convict Guard Badly Burned at Court House
- Uncle Sam Makes Good Haul in Moab This Week
- Another Grand County Boy Gives Life for Country
- Draft Board is Examining Registrants in Class One
- Notice to Knitters
- Modern Theater Planned for Moab
- Mrs. Hannah Somerville in Critical Condition
- Elmer's Son-in-law Killed in Arizonia
- County Board Grinds out Big Grist of Routine Business
- Mrs. Neslen Dies
- Whirlwind Campaign to be Launched This Week
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- 21 Billion is Value of U. S. Crops This Year
- Midget a Mother
- Tried to Spur His Auto
- Comfort in National Army Barracks
- Roy Got His Desired Raisin Cookies
- Safety Pin Brings in $775
- Ancient Postcard Returned
- American Babies Are in Need of Milk
- Metal Coffins in Junk
- Decks German Carp with Flag
- The Home Beautiful Flowers and Shrubbery Their Care and Cultivation
- Making a Call
- Scheme of Food Swindlers
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- Started His Train of Thought
- Red Cross Canteen Service
- Plenty of It
- Will Send Great Army to Europe
- Near Fist Fight in Senate
- Forty Killed by Earthquake
- Coal Trains Given Preference
- Lloyd George's Economy Appeal
- Yaquis Murder Passengers
- Freight Congestion Ended
- Woodmen to Treat Soldiers
- Hide and Leather Census
- Business of Nation Must be Protected
- Epistolatory Mania
- Straw as Food
- Baby Elephants
- Arsenic Industry Controlled
- To Calculate Amperage
- Knitting Not Permitted
- Prices of Monkeys Soaring
- Kaiser Eats War Food
- Sugar Produced in Paraguay
- Timber Needed for France
- Fliers End Strike
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- Free All Peoples Allied Peace Code
- Passenger Trains Cut Off
- Americans Bombard Germans
- Fighting in Mexico
- Anti-War Agitator Imprisoned
- Bluejackets Wreck Newspaper Office
- Fate of Railways Lies in Congress
- Henderson Appointed
- Farm Loan Bond Bill Passed
- Royal C. Johnson
- Lower Death Rates in Camps
- Floods Devastate Siam
- Drifting Apart
- Young Americans to Fill up Ranks
- Prisoners Make Escape
- "Blue Sky" Law Upheld
- Hun in U. S. Army
- Roberts Will Seek Toga
- Terms of Teutons Rejected by Russ
- O. S. L. Constructor Dead
- Lord Moulton
- It's 85 below on Yukon
- Shocks Spread Further Ruin
- Teutons Reject Russ Demands
- British Front in Icy Grip
- Italian Airmen save Padua
- Rancher Plants Explosive
- Scandinavians Pro-Ally
- Spain Facing Revolution
- Have You Your Share?
- Thieves Take Trolley Wire
- Board Holds No Meetings
- High Cost in Washington
- Pays Conscience Debt
- Demanded Attention
- Johnny's Giggling
- He Was Happy
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- Local and Personal
- Moab Rife Club Has Annual Meeting
- Paul Valtinke is Divorced by Wife
- Sam Tangren Discharged by Army Physicians
- Odd Fellows Install
- Changes in Route Will Delay Work on Post Highway
- Diseases among Cattle Occasion some Alarm
- Income Tax Man Will be in Moab Feb. 12-13
- To Curtail Train Service
- Roby Boy Quartet Give Good Performance
- Will Enlist Voluntarily
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Grand Valley Times | 1918-01-11 | Page 6 | Fate of Railways Lies in Congress
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-11 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s61274d6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61274d6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Fate of Railways Lies in Congress |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-11 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s61274d6/20146915 |