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- Senator Smoot Argues to Protect Utah Sugar
- Demented Sailor Says He is Murderer
- Four States Rocked by an Earthquake Tremor
- Comet Radiates Light but is Not Dangerous
- Consul Changes Started at the Top
- New Director of the Census Named
- A Day in Congress
- Aged Woman Gives Birthday Message to Many Admirers
- Legal Move is Started
- Meat, Bread and Ice Prices Jump Up
- Theatrical Manager is Sued for Gambling Debt
- Jhn Brown's Nephew Dies.
- Caruso's Throat Bad.
- President Taft Addresses Negroes
- Country Threatened by Famine in Flour
- Chinaman Can't Get License to Marry
- Train Barge is Blown out on Beach
- Lawyer May Lay Bare Hidden Family Story
- John Hays Hammond to Meet Leaders of Club
- Big Realty Sale.
- Passes Examination.
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- News of Utah and Adjoining States
- Manti Canyon Forks Shut to All Cattle
- Bell Telephone Co. May Lose Franchise on Lines in Provo
- Parade and Speeches for the Celebration of Decoration Day
- Experimental Farm Dropped by State
- Teachers Guests at Banquet and Social
- Lehi High School to Hold Commencement
- Ogden Firm Secures Irrigation Contract
- Walks Being Laido at Ogden's Union Depot
- Ogden News
- Commencement Night for Weber Academy
- Ogden Valley Mining Company Incorporates
- Appropriation to be Made for Encampment
- Operation Might Have Caused Staples' Death
- Ogden News Notes
- June Term of Court Has Busy Calendar
- Two Boys Fracture Arms and a Toddler Has Arm Dislocated
- Beaver Academy to Hold Commencement Exercises Tonight
- Park City Knights Elect New Officers and Hold a Banquet
- Farms Are Already Being Submerged by Salt Lake's Flood
- High School Pupils Observe Class Day
- Moroni Works for Great Day
- Strike at Plaster Mill.
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- Mines and Mining
- Tintic Standard Lets Contract for Shaft
- Tooele Feels Impetus of Smelter Building
- Mining Notes.
- Ore at Samplers.
- Metal Market
- Ores and Bullion.
- Rye Patch Opens Big Lense of Ore
- Lion Hill to Start Shipping Rich Ore
- Chicago Grain Market
- Newer Leaders Show Strength
- Butter and Eggs.
- New York Money Market.
- Wool Markets
- San Francisco Quotations.
- May Re-Open Deal in Pioche Mines
- Ely's Producers in Fine Condition
- Sales on Utha Stock Exchange.
- New York Curb stocks.
- Boston Copper Stocks.
- Boston Coppers.
- Live Stock Market.
- Financial and Commercial
- Government Bonds.
- London Metals.
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- All Important Sports from Everywhere
- Form Sheet-Fourth Day
- Baseball Results.
- Butte Batters Hit Hunt Hard
- Form at a Glance on Today's Races
- Decoration Day Handicap.
- King Edward's Minoru Wins a Notable Derby
- Helena's Hits Defeat Boise
- Johnson Will Fight Kaufman
- Bowling Stars in Big Tourney
- Independents Plan Three Game Series for Salt Lake Fans
- Pride of Provo is Now Ready to Ride at Sauce Opening
- Two Big Events in Race Track Program Saturday and Monday
- More Entries for Annual Road Race
- Sumner Wins Game from Lafayette School
- Utah Kennel Club Opens Bench Show,
- Classy Boxing Promised.
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- Husband Insane; Divorce Sought
- Money Woman Hid in Hat Escapes Burglar
- Special Designs in Decorations to be Convention Feature
- Missing Banker May be following Races
- Railroad Spur is Objected To
- Land Fund Cannot be Used for Buildings
- Larger Congregation Changes Church Plans
- Salt Lake Sought as Place of Residence
- Addition Planned to Keith-O'brien Store
- School Principals Hold Weekly Meet
- "Vesuvius" to be a Feature
- Juvenile Court is Still minus Salary for Clerk Who Quit
- Bankers Will Give Elaborate Banquet at Commercial Club
- Campaign Started to Send Cadets to Fair
- Man Adjudged Insane Thinks He is Wealthy
- Man Burned by Metal Gets Damages of $875
- Students Pass for Graduation
- Central Plant for Church Buildings
- Weather Observer is in a Weak Condition
- Badger Starters Will Entertain Veterans
- Lagoon Will be Open for Visitors Sunday
- Wires Are Soon to be Placed Underground
- Five Students Are Penalized
- Committees Selected for Big Exposition
- Aeroplanes Will be One Feature of the Inland Empire Fair
- Body of Modjeska Goes through City En Route to Poland
- President M'crea of Pennsylvania in West
- New Apartment House is to Cost $19,000
- University Notes
- Fair Skies Promise Still Holding Good
- National Park Auto Road Finding Favor
Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-05-27 | Page 2 | Widow Made Guardian.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-05-27 |
| Paper | Inter-Mountain Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6zp547s |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zp547s |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Widow Made Guardian. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-05-27 |
| Paper | Inter-Mountain Republican |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zp547s/4046848 |