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- Will Let Contract for Installation of School Sewer
- 75 Children to Take Part in Operetta
- Tells of Fight with German Submarine
- Cisco Again Raises Big Fund for the Red Cross
- $1200 in Thrift Stamps Purchased by Neslen
- Laymen's Organization Raises Its Allotment
- 100 Tons of Wool to be Hauled in Trucks
- Grand County Will Go "Over the Top" in Coming Campaign
- Garage Company to Open Branch at Thompsons
- Fruit is Uninjured
- Will Advise Soldiers as to Their Legal Rights
- Scorup Sells Cattle
- Don't Forget to Turn Your Clock Ahead One Hour Saturday Night
- 24 Registrants Are Still Deliquent
- Wool Market Quiet; No Buyers Yet in Sight
- Going over Tax Roll
- Delivering 800 Steers to Colorado Buyers
- Naylor Will Probably Go
- Third Liberty Loan Announced Tuesday
- Parent-Teachers Organize to Better Work of Schools
- Grand County Roll of Honor
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- Germans Hurl Shells into Paris
- Big Gun Idea Not New
- Paris Report Questioned
- Senate Considers Draft Resolution
- Utah Aviator Killed
- German Defeat is Regarded as Sure
- Fearful Loss in Hun Drive
- Palm Sunday Fourth Day of Drive
- August Phillips
- American Liner Sinks U-Boat
- German Advantage but Temporary
- The Winter's Barrage is Lifted
- Opposing Forces Evenly Matched
- Fuel and Food Policy Right
- Montana Judge Impeached
- Three Trainmen Killed
- Hun Dead Strew Field at Cambrai
- Gordon Auchincloss
- Two Spanish Ships Sunk
- Germans Execute Priests
- Greatest Battle of World in Progress
- Dutch Are Indignant
- French Defeat German Attack
- Kahn Would Hang Traitors
- Rich Find in Aztec Ruins
- Baker Visits King of Belgians
- German Dyes Made in America
- Will Reduce Milk Prices
- Thin Boarder Has Good One
- Tractor Vs. Mule
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- Heavy Editorial
- Royal Wit Not Slow
- Their Kind
- American Aid is Sent to the Front
- Hats Off
- Waters of Holland Frozen Over
- Helps save the Horses
- Meets Demand for Meat
- Decorated for Bravery
- Slacker Shunned in Prison
- Discharged Birdman Hit Ground Too Hard
- Americans Fight Alongside Allies
- General Bell Optimistic
- Soviet to Disband Army
- Gunboat Foils Hun Plan
- U. S. to Keep I. W. W. Papers
- Redmond is Chosen to Parliament
- Huns Torpedo Argentine Steamer
- Must Hold Wool Pelts
- Finest Weather in Tropics
- "Doctoring" Heliotrope
- Palestine Vegetation
- First and Last Stages
- Helping the Country
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Grand Valley Times | 1918-03-29 | Page 5 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-03-29 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6nc7c0d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nc7c0d |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1918-03-29 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6nc7c0d/20158213 |