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- Sobriety of Roosevelt Attested by Newspaper Men Who Knew Him Well
- Utah Democracy Suffers Epidemic of 'Dark Horses'
- Tariff Lobby Resolution up Today
- Send Emissaries to Washington
- Alien Issue Used as Club Against Japanese Cabinet
- Reclamation Service Placed in Hands of Five Commissioners
- Wood Charged with Dynamite Conspiracy
- Fugitive 'Man-Woman' Crook is Recaptured
- Workers in Governor Foss' Mills to Strike
- Tongs Sign Peace Treaty
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- Portugal's Former Queen May Elope Unless Son Relents
- Prisoner Spirited Away
- Southern Pacific Must Part with Central Pacific
- 'Ham' Lewis to be Democratic Whip in U.S. Senate
- Salt Laker Honored
- Apologies Made for Insult to American Consil
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- More than 1000 School Children Get Pennants
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- Metallurgical Experts Chat with Dr. Merrill
- Alfred Siegel's Death due to Accident
- Dayton Raises $2,000,000
- Pritchard Chosen to Head Welshmen Here
- Are the Children Sick?
- Episcopal Missionary District Convocation
- L. D. S. Commencement Held at Barratt Hall
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- West Siders Win High School by Small Vote
- Morgan Art Treasures to be Placed on View
- In the Ring
- De Oro Well in Lead
- Bankers Win Again
- Local News
- Lehigh is Winner
- Herreshoff Enters Yacht Competition
- Break Expected in Ranks of Strikers
- M'Carty Left $30,000
- Teacher Who Became Mother Charged with Neglecting Her Duty
- German Aviator Killed
- Dies from Mercury Poisoning
- Lord Avebury Dead; Man of Many Parts
- Hotel Architect Shows Plans
- Eight Juvenile Cases
- Park City Celebrates
- Stake Contest Held
- Borg Funeral Held
- Morse Gets Control
- Baptists Plan Celebration
- Clayton Confesses He Joined Burglar Gang
- George Evans,Indian War Veteran, is Dead
- Payson High School Holds Commencement
- Change in Plan for Trail
- Strike Gas near Brigham
- Body Arrives Today
- Woodmen Memorial Sunday
- He Slept in the Park
- Denver May Have Dual Government
- Aged Warrior Dies
- Take Our Bonds and You Get Car Service,' Say Railroad Chiefs
- Ogden Refuses to Pay Small Plumbing Bill
- Teachers for Coming Year in Ogden Named; 187 of Them in All
- Ogden Rapid Transit Changes Car Routes
- Lon Romney to Teach Ogden Football Hopes
- State Food Bureau is Gunning for Dairies
- Ogden Art Exhibition Wins Judge's Praise
- Jones Most Unlucky Member of the Trio
- Strick Stricken with Fine
- Hailstorm Hurts Crops
- C. M. Hamilton Dead
- Pioneer Celebrations Planned
- Montana Visitor Dies
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- Kittens Win Again; Salt Lake Protests
- Monte Attell and and Zotte Are Ready for Bout
- To Govern Athletics in Schools of Nation
- Naps Capture Two from Chicago Sox
- Tigers Hit Browns' Pitchers with Ease
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- West Point Captain out of the Game
- No Game at Helena
- Clerks to Meet Midvale
- His First Workout
- Salt Lake Tennis Club Will Open Tomorrow
- Dillon and Klaus Ready for Battle
- Rain Again Prevents Practice by Poloists
- Highlanders Grab One
- In Seventeen Innings Cubs Wallop Cards
- Cincy Takes Another from Pirates,3 to 1
- Fuel Plays Lehi
- Vale through Work
- Name Representatives to Berlin Congress
- Still Believes He Will Meet Champion
- Joe Dawson Will Not Drive at Indianapolis
- Schmidt Alone Remains, Plays Hilton Today
- Sego Lilies Lose
- Move to Torresdale
- Veteran Attracts Crowd
- To Reach a Standard
- Trying for Commission
- Battling Dane Back; Looking for Match
- Ward and Peck Now in City; Motor Racers Work out at Piepan
- Ray Collins Gives New York Kiddies Talk on Baseball
- Yale Golfers Win
- Cricketers Arrive
- Pole Collapses on Mat
- California Track Men at Cambridge
- Nevada Gunner Leads at Ogden
- No Betting in Gotham
- Beall Goes to Milwaukee
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- Morgan Aimed to Foster Trade, Declares Gary
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- Confederate Veterans Re-Elect B. H. Young as Commander in Chief
- Fined for Carrying Concealed Weapons
- Keep the Children Well and Happy
- Contest to Follow for Frisco Control
- Petitions Filed Against George Fear Dropped He Explains to Court
- Congressional Summary
- He Was 'Too Generous'
- 'Remember the Maine'
- A Staple Medicine for All Families
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- Frank B. Stephens Has Interview with Secretary of State
- Lake Como Suicide Helen Hale, Writer
- Bulgars Expect to Fight Servia
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- "Fat Man" Expires Suddenly
- Freed on Second Trial
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- Joseph Wilson Finds New Job
- Two Are Arrested
- Pays Tribute to Irish
- Nome Gets Green Goods
- Astor House is Closed
- Russell to be Collector
- Maine Representative Dies
- Makes Cent Go Farther
- Utah Postmasters Named
- Favors Building Alaskan Railroad
- President's Heart Touched by Plight of Motherless Girls
- Wilson Noncommital on Single Six - Year Term Amendment
- Banker Henry Appeals
- Grand Jury Indicts Memphis Postmaster
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
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- Corral and Barn Must be Moved by Roaches
- Scientists to Study Ancient Indian Life
- Postoffice Men Catch Alleged Blackmailer
- High School Concert Tonight
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- N. E. A. Secretary Comes Here in June
- Mtntyre is Released
- Stake Conference Postponed
- Small Boy : Big Cigar
- Interest on Funds is Federal Demand
- Episcopal Missionary Meeting Held Tonight
- Jaege Gets 30 Days
- Dr. Sprague Takes Vacations
- Dances Given at May Fete of St. Marys
- Advertising Men to Honor Frank Cooper
- Interurban Orders Fifteen Motor Cars
- Railroad Heads Will Adjourn Conference to Attend Caine Banquet
- Births
- Practitioner Fails to Cure Smallpox Case
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-05-29 | Page 14 | An Oasis at Last
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-05-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6xp89qz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xp89qz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | An Oasis at Last |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-05-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 14 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6xp89qz/9967649 |