Pages | 3 of 8
- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- Pioneer Answers Final Summons
- School Children Take Part in Patriotic Parade
- The World's Biggest Screen Play Coming
- Noble Citizen Passes to the Great beyond Last Wednesday
- Monroe
- Sevier is Tenth on List in Thrift Stamp Campaign
- Richfield Talent to Present First Class Play
- Aurora
- Selection Has Not Yet Been Made by Board
- Central
- Patriotic Citizens Honor Liberty Day
- Sevier County Red Cross Receives Splendid Support
- Thrift Stamp Campaign is a Splendid Success
- U. of U. Students Give Intelligence Tests Here
- Salt Lake Educator Visits Richfield School
- Marines Open Recruiting Office in Richfield
- General Items
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Americans Now in Titanic War Duel
- Results of German Drive to April 1
- Fate of Europe Depends on U. S.
- Spain Threatened by the Germans
- Villa Band near the Texas Line
- Teuton Drive for Channel Ports
- Huge Force to Face Hun
- Rumania to Pay Great Indemnity
- Bolsheviki Kneeling to Kaiser
- Bombard Paris for "Effect."
- Lowest Score by Submarines
- Farmers Charged with Profiteering
- Control of Wool Discussed
- U. S. Troops Form Honor Guard
- Turks Take Town
- Germans Occupy Kharkov
- Huns Arrive in Finland
- Export Bill Signed
- Airplane Convoy for Miss Wilson
- Honors Wearers of Old Clothes
- Bakers Are Food Violators
- Peasants Proclaim Republic
- Shows Hand of Kaiser
- Providing for Wounded Soldiers
- Will Deport Draft Slackers
- U. S. Labor Chiefs Go to England
- Mass Said for Hun Victims
- Verbal Battle in Senate
- Lake Steamers Commandeered
- [Untitled]
- Vapor Baths in Lapland
- Metal Nets Protect Paris
- Joke on School Visitor
- Increase for U. S. Employes
- Jap Troops May Go to China
- Canada's Crops Will Increase
- Woolen Mills Work for Nation
- Tact and Charm
- Livestock Losses Lower
- Plan Homes for Munitions Workers
- Moon Superstition
- Daily Thought
- Approves Willson's Speech
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Patriotic Support Pledged by Saints
- Grenade Reception for a Hun Attack
- To Spend Fifty Millions for Workers' Homes
- Camouflage Was Puzzle to Huns
- Stray Dogs under Ban
- Great Need for Home Gardens Calls for More Work in Every Back Yard
- Last Year's Record Must be Surpassed This Year
- In 1918
- How to Grow
- Spray for Fruitless Trees
- Denies Pro-German Charges
- Coffin Contained Booze
- Page 4
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Loyal Americans Must Contribute
- All But
- "Home Grown" Drugs
- Bonds Feed the Boys
- Don't Bury Your Bond
- Why Chart Lacked Detail
- Animals Admitted to Heaven
- Green's August Flower
- Sentiment for a Pessimist
- Not to be Expected
- The Reason
- Has His Hands Full
- Her Duty
- [Untitled]
- What "His Bit" Really Means
- Pity the Neighbors
- More than One Way
- His Fear
- General Items
- Page 8
Richfield Reaper | 1918-04-13 | Page 3 | Spray for Fruitless Trees
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-04-13 |
| Paper | Richfield Reaper |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6cg0tk9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg0tk9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Spray for Fruitless Trees |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-04-13 |
| Paper | Richfield Reaper |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6cg0tk9/9131286 |