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- French Offensive Starts
- Entente Loses 71 Airplanes
- Kuropatkin is under Arrest
- Allies Widen Gaps in Line
- British Take German Guns
- Severe Fighting on Western Line
- Bryan Meets the President
- You Can Enlist for Home Guard at Many Places
- All Wireless to be Dismantled
- Part of Juarez Bridge Breaks
- Aviators Sent to Toronto, Canada
- July Wheat Sells at Two Dollars
- Germans Plan to Make Trouble
- French Enter German Lines
- War Embargo before House
- Austria Wants to Make Peace
- Death Ends Long Feud of Brothers
- Twelve Cottages Destroyed by Fire
- Pickpockets Take a Purse from a Local Man
- Turkish Force is Driven Back
- Riots in the City of Berlin
- Chicago Hog Market
- Sarah Bernhart Improving
- Incendiary Fire in Nebraska
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- Health Talks
- Dorothy Dix Says
- May 1 Limit Set for Applications
- Mass Meeting Will Consider School Bond Issue
- Children Register for Growing Contests
- Argentine Mob in an Attack
- Senate Will Pass War Bill
- John L. Sullivan Refrains from "Kidding" President
- Baby Drowned in Home Basement
- British Tanker Sent to Bottom
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- Trees Dedicated at University Club Site Today
- Boys between 12 and 17 Wanted
- Answer Made in the Barlow Suit
- Rather Fine for Chilly Weather
- Paul Revere Day to be Observed
- Sunday Services in the Third Ward
- Random References
- High School Boys to Hold Patriotic Exercises
- All-British to Give Red Cross Event Tonight
- War Will Not Stop Marriages
- Ninth Ward Choir is Given Praise
- Secret Service Work Going on under Local Men
- Railroads and National Defence
- Humorous Epitaphs
- Love-Lyric of a Fallen Hero
- German Socialist Will Talk Peace to Russ, is Report
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- Society
- Days on Which to Get Rubbish Hauled
- Reconvening of the Grand Jury on Tuesday
- "Columbia About to Draw the Sword"
- Chief of Police Case before Court Tomorrow
- Deaths and Funerals
- Truly Unlucky
- Everyday Etiquette
- Hollweg to Talk regarding Russia
- Is Commander of U.S. Asiatic Fleet
- U.S. Publicity Bureau Meets
- Ogden's Population Being Listed by Committee
- Coal is Purchased Direct from the Mine Owners
- Oscar P. Randall Ordered to Provo
- Marriage Bonds
- World's Markets
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- Sports
- William N. Peirce Dies as Result of Street Car Accident on Saturday
- Says U. S. Finances Are in Good Shape
- Wrestling Matches Are Not of High Merit and Should be Improved
- Visser to Meet H. Christensen
- Baseball Season Gets Good Start
- The Yankees Fear Southpaw Pitchers
- Morris Certainly Pushed Fulton into the Discard
- Press Agents Don't Bother Benny
- Light Heavies Have Another Muddle
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- Children Are to for Societies
- War Sanctioned by the Scriptures, Says Major Roberts in Tabernacle
- Ogden Recognized as Livestock Center by Company
- Local News
- Week's Programs at the Theatres
- Electrifying the American Flag
- Is Hell a Reality or Only a Figure of Speech?
- Dress Rehearsal of School Opera
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-04-16 | Page 6 | Boys between 12 and 17 Wanted
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-04-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6ht3r88 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ht3r88 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Boys between 12 and 17 Wanted |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-04-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ht3r88/6903042 |