Pages | 6 of 8
- Page 1
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Submarine Sinks Tug and Barges
- [Untitled]
- Japan Approves Wilson's Project
- Czar Nicholas Executed
- Doctor Lomonossoff
- Huns Apply Torch to Cover Retreat
- Armored Cruiser Sunk by U-Boat
- Quentin Roosevelt Killed
- Flowberth W. Richester
- Huns Lose Second Battle of Marne
- Frenchman Lauds Americans
- Farmers Asked to Plant More Wheat
- Major Roosevelt Wounded
- Looks Dark for Prohibition
- Pro-Hun Papers Admit Defeat
- President Saves Deserter's Life
- Prince Cheered by Americans
- Taking Toll of Submarines
- Eleven Thousand Trainmen at War
- Charges Against Malvy Modified
- Hoover in Europe
- White Wings on Strike
- Cholera Appears in Moscow
- Crowder Urges Early Preparation
- Crop Movement Situation Serious
- Huerta Named in Hun Piot
- Corn Prices Dropping
- Wilson Sends Message to Roosevelt
- Will Pay Indian War Veterans
- W. S. S. Sales Reach High Mark
- Ban on Turkey Broilers
- Lightning Strikes Band of Sheep
- May Give West Square Deal
- Honduras Casts Lot with Allies
- Noose Closing Around Mooney
- Pershing Praises Soldiers
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- Charley Risberg is Considered One of Most Formidable Runners in Game
- Cantonments Will Use Many Baseballs
- Some of Washington's New Government Buildings
- Champion Swimmer Coming for Summer
- Two Assists Made Quickly
- Tinker Remains High Chief
- Baseball Stories
- "Smoky Joe" Wood is Surprise to Managers
- No Ten - Second Men Found in Baseball
- Shaving under Difficulties
- America's First Aerial Victory Vividly Recounted by Its Hero
- Job for Nunamaker
- June Cass at Great Lakes
- Tom Connolly with Colors
- Offers Wainut to Uncle Sam
- Eleven-Year-Old Would Join Navy
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- [Untitled]
- Steel Cargo Ship Galesburg, 7,500 Tons,Launched at Mariner's Harbor, Staten, Island
- [Untitled]
- Baldy of Nome and His Service Flag
- One Reason Why the Hun Was Stopped
- American Red Cross Building in Washington
- Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris
- Gliff Swallow's Revenge
- Cornmeal in Honduras
- Acts of Heroism Recognized
- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Around the Mines
- Marines Burying Germans They Have Killed
- Used - up Hats Salvaged by Quartermaster Department
- Fighting in the Alpine Heights
- Firing from High Points
- Machine to Cut Wire Entanglements
- Something Different for Late Summer
- Swagger Military Styles in Habits
- Advice
- Sonny Was Safe
- Make Own Fireless Cooker
- For Identification
- Mark Walstine
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Piute Chieftain | 1918-07-25 | Page 6 | Fighting in the Alpine Heights
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-07-25 |
| Paper | Piute Chieftain |
| Language | eng |
| City | Marysvale |
| County | Piute |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s63j4gvg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63j4gvg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Fighting in the Alpine Heights |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-07-25 |
| Paper | Piute Chieftain |
| Language | eng |
| City | Marysvale |
| County | Piute |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63j4gvg/8527821 |