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- Milling Co. Secures Lease on the Dragon
- Power Company is Better Shape for Tintic Business
- Dividends Coming from Knight Mines This Month
- Contractor's Force Will be Brought Back to This City
- The Copper Producer Seems Overlooked
- Work Will Start at Once on Chief Cons. Mine's New Shaft
- Activity on the South, East and West Fronts
- Diamond Drill at Work on Chief Cons. Property
- Knight Drain Tunnel is in Distance of 700 Feet
- Suspension or Work on Mining Claims for 2 Years
- West Tintic Manganese Lease Purchased by McCoy
- Work or Fight Rule Only for Draftees
- Military Band Coming
- North Godiva Claims Bring Large Amount
- State Board Making Effort to Reduce Utah Tax Levies
- George W. Lockheart, Killed in Action, Well Known Here
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- Queen of Holland
- Silver City Has Band
- Food in Teutonic Countries
- More Stringent Regulation Will Govern Sale of Sugar
- Leading a Strenuous Life
- Railroads Will Make New Rate to Western Points
- Off for Elks Convention
- Odd Fellows Buying Stamps
- Attempt to Burglarize Shop
- Arrow Head Trail Best
- New Coal Prices Went into Effect Last Monday
- Gibson in France
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- Page 4
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- Eureka Personals and Social Events
- Claude Dennis Given Short Furlough to Visit Folks
- Spent Fourth at Resort
- Fishermen Visit Strawberry
- Applying for Citizenship
- Boyns Hurt in Standard
- Mill Ships Car Bullion
- Quiet Observance of the Four of July in Eureka
- Tintic People in Canyons
- Celebration at Mammoth
- Five Sons in Service
- Eureka People Married
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- Page 5
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- Shipments
- Price of Copper Raised 2 1/2 Cents by War Board
- Stock Sales
- Bakers Lost Nephew
- Tintic Mines' Output for First Six Months of Present Year
- Loose's New Mill Said to be Doing Good Work
- Lighter Shipments due to Fourth of July Shut-Downs
- Hard Cider is Popular
- Chas. Robinson Getting Along Nicely in Service
- Patriotic Pictures Shown
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- Page 6
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- Silver City Boy Enlists
- Chapel Car at Park City
- Notice to Water Users
- Strawberry Valley is Now Open for Fishing
- Notice to Water Users
- Newspapers Large and Small Hard Hit by New Measure
- Utah Pioneer of 1847 Died during the Week
- Says Road is Good from Lynndyl to Tintic Camps
- Stock Will be Taken Up
- Reese Family Leaves
- Notice for Publication
- Notice for Publication
- Notice for Publication
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- Page 7
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- Pioneer Priest is Dead
- William Russell Picture at Crescent on Saturday
- "the Harvest"
- More Auto Mishaps
- Lieut. Lynn Andrus Here
- Frank Spriggs Back Home
- Early Closing Movement Put into Effect Monday
- Gradner-Grant Wedding Took Place on June 11
- Conversion of Liberty Bonds
- Let Him Live
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- To Reporter Readers
- Page 8
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- Should Encourage Mining
- Restaurants Must Comply with Sugar Regulations
- Utah Mines Pay $9,306,570 during First Six Months; Large Decrease over 1917
- Three Easterners Have Narrow Escape from Death
- Local Chapter of the Red Cross Sends out Big Order
- Five Eureka Boys Are Taken into Juvenile Court
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Eureka Reporter | 1918-07-05 | Page 8 | Utah Mines Pay $9,306,570 during First Six Months; Large Decrease over 1917
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-05 |
| Paper | Eureka Reporter |
| Language | eng |
| City | Eureka |
| County | Juab |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s69030sr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69030sr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Utah Mines Pay $9,306,570 during First Six Months; Large Decrease over 1917 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-05 |
| Paper | Eureka Reporter |
| Language | eng |
| City | Eureka |
| County | Juab |
| Page | 8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s69030sr/3102450 |