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- Dr. Reid Arrested for Fraud, is Report Received in Moab
- Mrs. Chas. Combes is Victim of Influenza
- Flu Quarantine Ban-Lifted This Week
- Does Not Look for Early Drop in Prices
- Lieut. Bush Arrives from Eastern Camp
- Prominent California Business Men Here
- Mervin Davis Wounded 4 Days before War Ended
- Drilling to Start in Earnest in Moab Valley Oil Fields
- Meeting to be Called to Consider Hospital
- Dr. Williams is Belated Flu Victim
- Many Matters Occupy Attention of Board
- Central School Opens with Good Attendance
- San Juan Cattle Disease Not Alarming Says Hoggan
- Getting Ready to Start Work at Big Indian
- Meet Wounded Moab Boy Back from Overseas
- Road Work to Start Soon
- "Flu" Hospital Expense Totals Nearly $1,700
- Prospects Are Good Says Contractor
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- Delegates Warn Warring Nations
- Want Millions for Railroads
- Utah Artillerymen Home
- Sisters Suicide at Sea
- Canadians End Long Voyage
- Navy Loyal but Army Revolts
- Extending Commercial Service
- Stockmen Oppose Federal Control
- Polish Loan is Successful
- Plot Against Rockefeller
- Capt. F. Pisecky
- Trotzky Reported Taken Prisoner
- Defines Meaning of Intoxicants
- The Dike
- Doors Are Closed to Enemy Powers
- Land Settlement Congress
- Bolsheviki May Quit Petrograd
- Charies Must Remain Quiet
- Royalists Revolt in Portugal
- Russians Invited to Meet Powers
- Mrs. Ida B. Sammis
- Millions Loaned to Farmers
- Would Eliminate Girl Bellhops
- Irish Parliament Meets at Dublin
- Stockgrowers Given Warning
- Shipyard Workers on Strike
- Mrs. Lebaudy Set at Liberty
- Livestock Values Show Gains
- Bolshevikl in the Hole
- More Troops Reach Home
- Nevada Ratifies Prohibition
- Utah Budget
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- Choice Cattle Bring $18; Top Lambs Around $16
- Ute Chief Atchee Killed by Influenza
- U. S. Will Fix Soon Utah's Loan Quota
- Utah May Protect Rights of Soldiers
- Too Much Pay
- The Flow of Spirits
- Bright Future for Sheep Business, Dealers Say
- Richardson Events
- Says 150 Calves Have Been Lost in Two Counties
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- Nurse Survey to be Conducted in County
- Won among Ten Thousand
- Moab Soldier Returns with Bride
- Notice
- Baptist Church
- Home Service Institute at Salt Lake Feb. 3
- San Juan Artillerymen Are Home from France
- Directors of Bank Name Officers for Year
- To Sell Wool at Auction
- To Install Heating Plant
- Big Shipment Made
- Local and Personal
- Returns for Texas Camp
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Grand Valley Times | 1919-01-31 | Page 2 | Doors Are Closed to Enemy Powers
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-01-31 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6r512kw |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r512kw |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Doors Are Closed to Enemy Powers |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-01-31 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6r512kw/20159085 |