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- Preliminary Trial of Martinez under Way at Monticello
- Moab Farmers to Have Meeting Sept. 18
- Chief Forester Pays Tribute to Ranger
- To Examine Papers of Those Physically Rejected
- Grand River Oil Company Incorporates
- Lacates at Payson
- Married in Temple
- Mrs. Wimmer Seriously Ill
- Grand County Men Are Today Registering for Army Service
- Big Meeting Will Launch Bond Drive
- Bank Examiner Pleased with Local Institution
- Former Local Boy Wins Lieutenant Chevrons
- Mrs. Bailey Dies
- Saturday is Clean-Up Day--Do Your Share
- Reclaim Lands for Returned Soldiers
- Making Preparations for Baptist Convention
- Doings at High School
- Process Perfected, Capacity of Mill Will be Increased
- Government Seeks Forest Rangers; Exam on Oct. 28
- Wins Scholarship
- Notice of Election
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- Page 5
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- Our Professor Gets in the Limelight
- "Bab's Diary" is Filmed
- Rejected at Camp Lewis
- Castleton News
- 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
- Red Cross News
- Call for Convention
- Save Your Credit. Urges Federal Reserve Bank
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- Americans Reach Sweden in Safety
- Torpedo Strikes Transport
- Slightly Injured to be Listed
- Haywood and Pals in Prison
- One out of Six Bought Bonds
- Believes Peace is Near
- Fatal Accident in Colorado
- Champion Swimmer to Enter Army
- Americans Face Long Dry Spell
- Capture Ham and Chauny
- Sugar Ration Maintained
- David J. Lewis
- Extravagance Charged
- Shall Appoint the Day for Peace
- Evolution of the Garbage Can
- Von Hertling Has Given up Office
- Begin Work on Tax Bill
- Villa Threatens Chihuahua
- Sub Sinks American Boat
- Germans Break up Eight Divisions
- Americans Rapidly Advancing
- United States to Recognize Czechs
- Slain by Mexican Smugglers
- Gen. Ysmael Montes
- Dominion Rail Wages Advanced
- Two Hundred Mexicans Killed
- Only Hope of Rear Guards is Capture
- British Threaten Bolshevik
- To Investigate Slacker Roundup
- Forty-one Heroes Win War Cross
- Report Assassination of Empress
- Incendiaries Busy in Utah Town
- Blazing Steamer Makes Port
- Boston Wins First Game
- Germans Are Discouraged
- Germans Are Back on Their Old Line
- Baker Safe in France
- Kaiser's Nephew Captured
- Many Slackers Rounded Up
- Wreck Survivors Land in Hawaii
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- Deem Picture out of Place
- History Wrought in Stone
- Within Sound of the Guns
- Expert at Tribal Sport
- U-Boats Balked by Air Fighters
- Police Adopt Orphans
- Crowded Traffic near Battle Front
- Feed Foe by Tunnel
- Converted Blacksmith
- Traces Kin in Army
- Lady Willingdon
- Draftee Gets Tired Waiting; Joins Poles
- Rabbits a Pest No Longer
- Walks 145 Miles to Enlist
- Picric Plant Will Stay
- Pastor is Freight Checker
- Killing Burdocks
- He Couldn't Spell It
- Hot Stuff
- Not a New Experience
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Grand Valley Times | 1918-09-13 | Page 4 | Applications for Grazing Permits
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-13 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6qn7jmx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qn7jmx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Applications for Grazing Permits |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-13 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qn7jmx/20148172 |