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- Returned Soldiers to Receive Royal Reception Friday Eve
- Blanding Soldiers Join Road Gangs
- Mrs. Tharp Takes Daughter to Hospital
- La Sal Farm Bureau Organizes
- Miller Wins Land Contest at Lockerby
- Second Grade Children Honor Washington
- Died En Route to Fruita Hospital
- Local News
- Newlyweds Given Wedding Reception
- Local News
- Join the League of the Nation
- Monthly War Stamp Quotas Fixed for Twelfth District
- First National Bank Elects New Officers
- Lockerby Farm Bureau Reorganizes
- Advertisement for Mail Bids Wanted
- Reports Modern Health Crusade a Success in Utah
- Correction
- Effort to Get Gun May Bear Fruit
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- Japan's Greatest Actress Suicides
- Nervous Headache
- Northwest Radicals Arrested
- Cuban Embargo on Wheat
- Facing Changed Conditions
- Unemployment in Germany
- Coast Defense Bill Passed
- Casualties in Coal Mines
- Butte Strike is Ended
- Advocate Private Ownership
- Right at Home
- Plan to Punish Alien Slackers
- The Light in the Clearing
- Barton Passes through Perils Which Recall the Prophecy of "Rovin" Kate"
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- Cruel Suspicion
- Base Ballistically Speaking
- Ask the Chairman, He Knows
- Not So Easy
- Utah State News
- Local News
- Why the Prohibition Amendment Should be Ratified
- Opposites Meeting
- Young America's Question
- Pity Poor Penrose
- Naturally
- The Kind
- Saloonkeeper Not Treated Fairly
- Leading Men of France on Alcohol
- Temperance Notes
- The Class
- Weekly Health Talks
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- Cruiser Birmingham Back Home
- Approves Leasing Measure
- Women Want Representation
- Emperor Wants to Come to America
- Deport Alien Radicals
- Philippine Trade Increases
- Twenty-Year Term for Socialists
- Maj. Gen. C. T. Menoher
- General Denikine Routs Anarchists
- Troops in Russia to Return
- Couldn't Do without That
- An Advance Copy
- Evidently
- May Prevent Big Strike
- A. F. L. Requests Reform Laws
- Armistice Terms Accepted by Huns
- Nicaragua Faces Invasion by Enemy
- Bound Together
- Turkish Empire Open to Trade
- Public Officials Exempt
- Clemenceau May be Ill some Time
- Patrick Henry's Home Destroyed
- Auto Style Restrictions Lifted
- Heads Chinese Education Mission
- Attempt on Clemenceau Expected
- Consider Unemployment Problem
- War Insurance Conversion Rates
- Taft's Sharp Answer to Critics
- Big Army Plan is Eliminated
- Georges Clemenceau
- Prince Joachim under Arrest
- Solon Defends Loyalty
- Says Women Will Keep Jobs
- Nearing Freed by Jury
- Mountain Men Returning Home
- Plan Aerial Trip to Pole
- Asks Congress to Defer Debate
- Clemenceau Shot by an Anarchist
- Taft Raps Foes of League of Nations
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- At the Capitol
- Legislative Notes
- Olson Mine Tax Bill Side-Tracked
- Utah House Votes State Road Bonds
- First American Troops to Enter City of Fiume
- Yanks Released from German Prison Camp
- Who Could Blame Hilda?
- Turtle's Homing Instinct
- Signing up for His Back Pay
- Minister from Serbia
- Largest Drydock in the World
- Wholesome Don't
- French in South America
- Arctic Circle Flower Garden
- Gautier and His Cats
- Turks' "Feast of Bairam"
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San Juan Record | 1919-02-26 | Page 7 | Who Could Blame Hilda?
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-02-26 |
| Paper | San Juan Record |
| Language | eng |
| City | Monticello |
| County | San Juan |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s63b7440 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63b7440 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Who Could Blame Hilda? |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-02-26 |
| Paper | San Juan Record |
| Language | eng |
| City | Monticello |
| County | San Juan |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63b7440/9726444 |