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- Services of Red Cross Workers to be Recognized
- Red Cross to Have Election Friday
- Reid Still at Large
- Supervisor Locke Will Leave Monday
- Will be Mustered Out
- Compiled Laws Received
- J. T. Duncan Buys Old Shafer Building Property
- Miss Ruth Roberson to Wed Denver Business Man
- Peace League Committee Named
- Moab Sailor Boy is Home for Service
- Many Moabites Buy La Sal Lots
- Dr. C. M. Clark May Locate in Moab
- Big Masquerade on Tap for Feb. 22
- Engineers Take Charge of Work
- No Power
- Resume Drilling at Once on Well
- La Sal Forest Earns $3,795,28 for Counties
- Scab among Sheep is Worst in State's History
- Big Indian Stops Work till March 1
- Will Look after Needs of Grand County District
- No Respecter of Persons
- Big Ranch Sells for over $60,000
- Health Officers throughout County Named by Board
- Bill Allows Sale of District Bonds
- Discharged Soldiers Must Return Uniforms
- Cecil Taylor Slightly Wounded, Back from France
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- Stockmen
- Defense Councils to Continue Work
- Notice
- Clerk's Annual Report
- Cisco Notes
- Notice of the Annual Meeting of the Moab Irrigation Co. and the Moab Pipe Line Co.
- Moab Rifle Club Has Its Annual Meeting
- Market on Cattle and Sheep Closes Strong
- Will of Former Green River Man is Filed
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- Baptist Church
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- Superstition Hard to Down
- Timely Advice
- The Superbeing
- Polish Assembly Begins Its Labors
- Federal Labor Bureau May Go
- Bavarian Premier Killed
- Borah Denounces Pact
- Bridal Fleet to Return Heroes
- Taft Condemns Narrow Vision
- Recognize Paderewski Government
- Bavarian Minister Killed
- Delegates Urge Union of Nations
- Former President's Aunt Dies
- Gibbons Pleads Ireland's Cause
- Photograph Heroes' Graves
- Rail Revolving Fund Bill Passed
- Tumulty Not a Candidate
- Revolts Threaten Central Powers
- President Has Close Call
- Alleged Plot to Kill President
- Dr. Mary Walker Dead
- Reed Criticises League
- Salvationists to Discard Tambourine
- Clothing Needed in Europe
- Youngest Soldier Discovered
- Nine Killed in Wreck
- Champ Clark is Willing
- Utah Budget
- Twelve Little Rabbits
- Dramatic Vengeance
- Practical Girl
- Heard This One--Lately?
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- Honor the Boys
- Can Reduce Bond Quota
- Moab Loses a Good Citizen
- More Grouch Stuff
- Recital Given by Local Talent is Appreciated
- Dorothy Dalton Again Coming to Ides Theater
- Would Fix Uniform Wage for Herders
- Rev. R. W. Spencer to Leave Moab April 1
- Public Boards Can Invest Surplus Money
- Feared Lynching Party
- Bill Would Result in Library Building in Moab
- Would Ban Sale of Cigarettes in Utah
- Man Who Shot "Gunplay" Maxwell Dying on Coast
- Notice for Publication
- Notice
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- Overseas Soldiers Needed Home May Get Discharge
- Soldier Insurance Liability Restored
- State Outlines Its Road Problem for Year
- Cisco Notes
- New Babes in the Wood
- Farewell Party Given for Mr. and Mrs. Leach
- "Strenua Inertia."
- Bill Hart at Ides in New Western Role
- Gov. Lynch Urges West to Last Big Loan Drive
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Grand Valley Times | 1919-02-14 | Page 1 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-02-14 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6sx7r0q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sx7r0q |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1919-02-14 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sx7r0q/20160995 |