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- Page 1
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- Blockade of United Kingdom by Germany is Now in Effect
- Destroyers to Convoy Vessels
- Turks in Syria Are Arrogant
- Iowa Returns to State-Wide Law
- Wheat Market Prices Shrink
- Turkey Makes Humble Apology
- Licensed to Wed
- Germany Firmly Maintains Right to Blockade of British Waters
- Dirigible Crew to be Interned
- British Answer Meets Approval
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- Blankenship Has Signed Southpaw
- Tooele Swamps Tintic High Five
- Johnson Would like to Return
- There'll be No Fed League Next Year
- Easy for Tigers
- "Tillie" Maintains He is Through
- Pell and Behr Win Semi-Finals
- Penn Athletes Are Restricted
- Famous Infield is Broken Up
- Deaf and Blind School a Winner
- Second Forestry Meets Defeat
- Trap Shooters Slang Vocabulary
- Racquet Stars to Enter Tournament
- Page 3
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- Society
- Brilliant Wedding Reception
- Christian Aid Society
- U. C. T. Will Give Dance
- Charity Ball
- Turner-Crum
- End of Patience
- After Good Bargaini
- Legislators Guests of Weber Club at Banquet
- Dee School Places New Books on Its Shelves
- Welsh Singers to be Heard Tonight
- Good Advice
- Sword a Good Corn Knife
- Page 4
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- Our Impressions of the Legislators
- New Phase of the Great War
- As to Taxing Mines in Utah
- A Knife Thrust in the Back
- Jitneys Not Wanted
- Farmers Want the Electric Road Constructed
- District Meeting of M. I. is Held at Harrisville
- Sewer Extensions to be Ordered by the City
- Academy Prepares for Basketball Contest
- Survey for the Pipe Line from the City Wells
- Work and Play Compose Honeymoon of Dick Crocker and Bride at Palm Beach
- Fifteen Days for Harry Marshall
- A Matter for a Higher Court
- Divorce Case in District Court
- Subscribers' Notice
- Page 5
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- Like Famous Mosques oF the Orient, Vast Domes Rise High in the Heavens
- What Girls May Do
- Sunday School Lessons in Olden Times
- Some Old Iron Articles
- Sweeping the Sea for Mines
- Diet of the Ancient Athletes
- Utilization of Spanish Potash Deposits
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- Meeting of East and West at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition-This Group Typifies the West
- "Sunshine" and "Spring" at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915
- Water's Fine at Palm Beach, Though Mercury Hugs Zero Mark up North
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- Page 7
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- Random References
- More Stolen Goods Recovered by the Police
- Frank James Dead
- New Sub-Station is Established in Ogden
- Garage Broken Into and Auto Taken at Night
- Jitney Bus Can Now Operate on the City's Streets
- Real Estate Transfers
- Chaplain of Lower House Prays for Prohibition
- Co-Operation of the State and Forest Road Work
- Colorado Wrestler to Meet Local Champion
- Kuhn Investment & Realty Company Organized
- Denkers Operated on is in a Serious Condition
- Japanese Question Before Congress
- Deaths and Funerals
- Society
- Japan Explained
- World's Markets
- Comments of Naval Critic
- Revolt among Hindu Soldiers
- Page 8
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- Woman's Page
- N. Y. Fashion Hint
- Children's Dresses Adorned with Smocking
- Nap Adds to Health and Looks
- What to Do with Salmon
- Many Mourn for Mrs. Eleanor Hess
- Ogden People Praise Simple Mixture
- Singers Are Pleasing
- Liquors Destroyed
- High Prices Are to be Obtained by Wool Men
- Woman Mayor Takes Job
- Noted Man is Dead
- Leaves for Goldfield
- George Paxman Dies
- New Plant Opens
- Cemetery Will be Improved
- Chief Opposes the Opening of Soup Houses
- Plumbing Bids to be Received
- Will Lecture to Students
- Annual Ball of Retail Merchants
- Page 9
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- Tourist Attractions
- Mel Sheppard Signs up as Track Coach
- Gets Within One Point of Record
- Not Widespread
- Columbia Sure of Getting Football
- Moha Would Block Gibbons-McGoorty Go
- Notice of Adjourned Annual Stockholders' Meeting
- An Ordinance
- Berlin Cafes Facing Ruin
- Plays Harp to Aid French in Trenches
- Painting the Place
- Should be Imitated
- Had Some Good Time
- Page 10
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- Great Britain Sends a Note
- Germans Not to Respect Flags
- Germany to Exile 5,000,000 Citizens
- Indians Entrench to Fight the Utah Marshals
- Here's Man Who Says He Killed Eight; Had No Accomplices, Probers Declare
- Retort Courteous
- Submarines in French Waters
- Big Celebration at Slaterville on February 24
- Says Germany is Not Disturbed
- May Blockade German Coast
- Herman B. Denkers is Struck by Fast S. P. Train
- French Defeat German Troops
- Married at Farmington
- Kemmerer Schools Close
- Undergoes Operation
- License to Marry
- Talent Exhibited
Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-02-18 | Page 10 | License to Marry
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1915-02-18 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6fj3jps |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fj3jps |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | License to Marry |
| Type | wedding |
| Date | 1915-02-18 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6fj3jps/6822812 |