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- Villa is Defeated in Recent Battle
- Kaiser in One of His Ruined Cities
- Wilson's Idea of True Neutrality
- Germans Give up Household Copper
- Hardly a Life of Life of Leisure
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- U. S. Insists on Rights.
- Barnes' Libel Suit Begun.
- Taft's Order Upheld.
- Bomb Planters in Prison.
- Turkish Boats Destroyed.
- "Oregon Kohn" Dead.
- Meat Riots in Russia.
- Agree to Mediation.
- Lift Submarine Twelve Feet.
- Queen May Lose Arm.
- Frank Loses Legal Fight.
- Healthy Baby Smiles.
- Stands for Open Door.
- Workmen Slugged.
- France Seeking Ships.
- Against City Ownership.
- Austria-Hungary to Borrow.
- State Official Indicted.
- Johnson Sails for Spain.
- Aviators to Help Villa.
- Turks Restore Order.
- Firmer Policy in Mexico.
- German War Veteran Dead.
- Regulating the Watch.
- German Who Demands Peace
- Turkish Torpedo Boat in the Black Sea
- Houses of Parliament at Sofia
- At a Standstill.
- A Food Drink
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- Along the Fighting Lines
- Beginning of Great Invention.
- Growth in Higher Things.
- Local News Items
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- Keeping Boys on the Farm
- Cotton Profits in Egypt
- Institutes Are Big Things.
- Pleasant Business.
- Indication of Laying.
- Avoid Chapped Heels.
- Successful Farmer.
- Which is Best?
- Possibilities of an Acre.
- Three Great Factors.
- Wreck Both Ways.
- Poorly Ventilated Stable.
- Best of Judgment.
- Looks Good after Five Years
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- Along the Fighting Lines
- Beginning of Great Invention.
- Growth in Higher Things.
- Good Idea of Co-Operation
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- Not Worried over Cotton
- Successful Farmer.
- Which is Best?
- Best of Judgment.
- Possibilities of an Acre.
- Three Great Factors.
- Wreck Both Ways.
- Poorly Ventilated Stable.
- Keeping Boys on the Fram
- Cotton Profits in Egypt
- Institutes Are Big Things.
- Pleasant Business.
- Indication of Laying.
- Avoid Chapped Heels.
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- Greek Soldiers on a Route March
- Nothing Hostile in Naval Activity
- Russians Holding Ground Gained
- Senator Aldrich Suddenly Called
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- Road Makers to Meet.
- Fire Fighters Overcome.
- Worcester Released.
- Robbed by Auto Bandits.
- Liberty Bell Coming.
- Takes War Contract.
- Greek Ship Crew Saved.
- Smuggler Pardoned.
- Californians Are Thankful.
- Britons Win in Africa.
- Boxed General's Ear.
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- Facts About the Mortgage
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- Says War Will End Soon.
- Strikers Convicted.
- Denies Granting Rights.
- Britain Orders 80,000 Mules.
- Begin Alaskan Railroad.
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- General Von Bernhardi
- Capt. David T. Smith
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Millard County Chronicle | 1915-04-22 | Page 2 | Regulating the Watch.
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-04-22 |
| Paper | Millard County Chronicle |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6b60kms |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b60kms |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Regulating the Watch. |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1915-04-22 |
| Paper | Millard County Chronicle |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b60kms/5151644 |