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- Post Road is Approved by Government
- Westwater is Busy Place
- Blanding Veteran Home
- Man Freed of Arson in Demented Condition
- District Engineer is Pleased with Road
- Big Demand for Uranium; Local Mines to Operate
- Young Moab Couple Joined in Wedlock
- Chinese Cook Dies Suddenly in Moab
- T. W. Branson Seriously Ill; Taken to Hospital
- To Buy Hides and Pelts
- Moab Veteran of World War Back from Overseas
- Payson Park to be Soldier Memorial
- Deal under Way for Purchase of Local Drug Store
- Red Cross Workers to Have Vacation
- Another Big Dance at Thompsons May 31
- Successful Conference is Held at Blanding
- A. J. Turner Sells Big Cattle Outfit
- Additional Travel Pay Will be Given
- Flour Mill and Ice Plant for This Year
- Alterations in Cafe Are Nearing Completion
- Not Ptomaine Poisoning
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- Italy Concedes Point to Greeks
- Hawker Hopes to Beat Yanks
- Million Dollar Baby Killed
- Rail Operators May Join Strike
- Plan to Modify Court Martial
- Debt Certificates to be Issued
- Former Grain Operator Dead
- Daniels Back from Europe
- Political Crisis in Turkey
- Red Cross Plans Campaign
- A Deferential Critic
- Irish Convalescence
- Designation
- Enough Said
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- Very Naturally
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- Strike Paralyzes Manitoba Capital
- Predicts War in 15 Years
- Brewers Win Point in Suit
- Widow of Mining Man Dies
- Lindsley Quits War Risk Bureau
- War Expenses $23,363,000,000
- Sanguinary Encounters in Sofia
- Argentine's Stand on League
- Gathering of War Fleet at Smyrna
- Army Plans Taking Shape
- Huns Ready to Surrender
- Piez Changes Opinion
- Discharge 800 Women Employees
- Sir Thomas Munroe
- Wilson Cables to Trainmen
- Presbyterians Shy of Movement
- Movie of a City Farmer Playing Hookey
- Reject Germany's Plea for Changes
- Rule of Reds Scored by Lee
- Washington Coroner Assassinated
- Rumanians May Withdraw
- California to Oust Yellow Tenants
- Labor Fights Pool Hall Closing
- Austrians Ready to Hear Sentence
- Salvation Army Opens Drive
- Miss Lucy Minnegerode
- Increase in Unemployment
- Fruit Valued at $150,820,000
- What Esau Sold
- Merely Piece of Fooling
- Old-Fashioned
- Ominous
- Value of Canadian Farm Land
- Looked like Labor Wasted
- Appropriate
- Very Likely
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- The Regiment
- Was Last of Heroes
- The Egg in History
- When Reynolds Fell
- In Splendor Wrapped
- Country Does Not Forget
- State's Right to be Proud
- Lest We Forget
- Memorial Day 1861-1919
- The Little Button
- One Country Now
- Most Union Soldiers under Age
- Utah Budget
- Forcing Growth of Plants
- Loath to Give up Armor
- Rock That Floats
- Pity the Manicurist
- Remember One's Limitations
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Grand Valley Times | 1919-05-23 | Page 4 | Federal Aid Now Assured
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-23 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6n88nkp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n88nkp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Federal Aid Now Assured |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-23 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6n88nkp/20162277 |