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- Austro-Germans Take Many Prisoners with Guns and Munitions
- Eitel Fritz to Rule Lithuania, Rumor
- Suffrage for British Women
- Germany Ready To End the War
- Story Of Rescue In Mid-Ocean
- German Policy Not To Change
- Ships Are Sunk Without Warning
- Cudahy Net Profit $3,011,415 In Year
- His Disinfectant Is Big Life Saver
- Carranza Troops Moving North
- Thanksgiving in Washington
- Closing Games Of 1916 Season
- Three Hundred Die In Cyclone
- Von Tirpitz Made Honorary Member
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- Log-Wood Valued for Dyes, a War Baby in Which Millions Were Invested, Rotting Away on Piers
- United States Makes Demand
- Actress Favored by Francis Joseph
- Dr. Shaw President of Elmira College
- 'Mail Early' is to be Boosted
- Man Power Bill in Reichstag
- United States Makes Appeal
- British to Take over Coal Mines
- Many Ships Are out of Service
- Low Excursion Rates
- Greek Minister of War Resigns
- Mrs. Ida Parry Buried
- Gerard Expects to Sail Dec.5
- Simple Funeral for Investor
- Administratrix Wins Case
- Talks on Feeble Minded
- Sick Rate at Border
- Archbold is Better
- Seven Dollars Ton to be Paid for Sugar Beets
- Children Help Needy
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- Random References
- Funeral Services for Mrs. Mary A. Dora Tomorrow
- Colored Woman and Her Roomer Have a Fracas
- Football Battle at Glenwood Park
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- Thanksgiving at Weber County Jail
- Football Season Closes at Ames
- Tumulty,100 per Cent Efficient, Keeps " I Did it" Crowd from Wilson
- Ketonen Issues a Challenge to Harbertson
- Wool-Growers Have a Most Enoyable Meeting
- Society
- Local News
- Deaths and Funerals
- Tons of Turkey in Cold Storage
- New Orleans Prices Far below Utah
- Investigation of Coal Shortage is Not Finished
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- Few Imports Are Necessary
- Gales Are Lashing the St. Lawrence
- Strategy Boards of German Army and Navy in Session
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- Emperor's Actress Friend Driven Out
- Noted Commanders Lost in Raid
- Electric Signs Are Prohibited
- King of Greece Calls Conference
- Summons
- War Waif Happy after Successful End of Long Hunt for Her Parents
- Coal Strike is On
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-11-30 | Page 5 | Log-Wood Valued for Dyes, a War Baby in Which Millions Were Invested, Rotting Away on Piers
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1916-11-30 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s68k8c0f |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68k8c0f |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Log-Wood Valued for Dyes, a War Baby in Which Millions Were Invested, Rotting Away on Piers |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1916-11-30 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s68k8c0f/6862219 |