Pages | 5 of 8
- Page 1
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- Treasurer and Bondsmen Sued
- Carload of Catfish for Utah Streams
- Navajo Trail Will Convert Southeast Utah into Tourist Wonderland
- Officials Enthused over Local Scenery
- Five Reported Arrested for Murder of Hecox
- Young Boy Loses in Brave Fight for Life
- La Sal Resident Summoned by Death
- Federal Aid for the Midland Trail
- No Developments at Well
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- Life in Moab Twenty Years Ago This Week
- 3976 School Teachers in State of Utah
- We'll Say it Will be Another Story, Brother
- Claimowners Have Six Months More to Do Work
- Skin Grafting Takes off Brand of Slavery
- Unknown Admirer Sends Stenographer $50 a Week
- Chinese Port Twice Looted
- Bull Gores Farm-Hand to Death
- Plant Life is No Barometer of Oil
- Millions of Acres Soon Available Here
- Get Ready to Make Your Income Return
- Judged Him by His Hair
- Stories of Great Scouts
- "Barbery" and Surgery
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- Page 4
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- 1921 Going and 1922 Coming
- Uranium Operator Predicts Bright Future
- State Wants More Money
- Somewhat Hard Condemnation
- Report Oil and Gold Discoveries in Alaska
- "Prettiest Girlin America" to be Wed
- Napoleon Tomb Neglected
- Priest's Garb Brings Fine
- Sleeping Boy Shot Self
- Geological Work in Southeastern Utah
- Good Food Week Set for January
- War Tax to be Dropped
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- Page 5
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- Local and Personal
- Postal Chief Orders Quick Delivery of Papers
- Cows to be Valued $30 a Head; Sheep $5
- What Chickens Will Accomplish
- Herbert Hoover to Study Colorado River Problems
- Jud Tunkins
- 100 Sego Miners Sent down the Hill
- San Juan County Subscribes Half a Million for Railway
- Thompsons Store Has Its Regular Robbery
- Party is Success
- Christmas Observed
- Grand County Farmers, Please Read Carefully
- Plates Soon Ready
- Stories of Great Scouts
- Johnson Corrected Goldsmith
- The Community Newspaper
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- Page 6
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- Utah News Review
- What of the Checks?
- Samous Byron Skull to be Sold
- Two Bean Pods on One Stem
- To Establish a Department of Mines, with Cabinet Representation
- Reverse Usual Home-Making Methods-Build from the Inside Out
- In a Democracy Education is in Aim a Public and Not Private Benefit
- The Parent-in-Law Problem Has Become Serious in This Age of Jazz
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- Page 8
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- Young Pleads for Law Enforcement
- Oil Permittees to Seek Relief
- Notice of Annual Stockholders' Meeting
- Revival Meetings at Moab Baptist Church
- Want Better Enforcement
- Cortez Boosting the Navajo Trail
- All Topsy-turvy, Anyhow
- General Storm Provides Abundance of Moisture
- Navajo Trail as Federal Highway is Advocated
- Former Moab Resident Dies after Long Illn
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Times Independent | 1921-12-29 | Page 5 | 100 Sego Miners Sent down the Hill
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1921-12-29 |
| Paper | Times Independent |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6v13gqz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v13gqz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | 100 Sego Miners Sent down the Hill |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1921-12-29 |
| Paper | Times Independent |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v13gqz/20251932 |