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- Germans Are Facing Defeat
- German Flooding Operations Fail
- British Strike Another Blow
- More Instances of Inhumanity
- Americans Are Highly Honored
- Explosion at Powder Plant
- Bonds Bring a Good Premium
- Belated Orders Flood Treasury
- U-Boat Warfare and War Coasts
- Liberty Loan Tremendously Oversubscribed When the U. S. Treasury Books Closed
- Cablegram to Wilson
- Local News
- Page 2
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- Vernon Shut out by Salt Lake
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- Beavers Win from Angels
- Rigby Fight Will Occur on June 22
- Junior Diving to be Big Event
- Oaks Fall after Third Victory
- Punctures Prevent Baseball Game at Park City
- Urges Suspension of Thirteen Minor Leagues
- Strike of Players is Postponed
- Great Number of Lovers of Sport
- Chicago Hog Market
- Elimination Race for Auto Derby
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- City Registrations in Response to Draft Law
- Reading Recital 'Polly of Circus'
- Chautauqua is to be Held in Ogden next Year
- New Garage Will be One of Largest in the State
- Cultivation of Dry-Farm Crops
- Opening New Glenwood Park Saturday, June 16
- Union Pacific is Aiding Soldiers
- Opening New Glenwood Park Saturday, June 16
- Environment in the Making of Useful Child
- Prosperity Seen on Idaho Trip
- Buying of Liberty Bonds by Local K. of C
- American Women Called "Flappers"
- League Sure to Finish, Season, Says Darmody
- Sinn Feiners Contesting
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- Cannot Get Men to Work
- Over-Subscribed Are the Bonds
- What Destroyed the Russian Empire
- New Union Asks for Investigation
- Enemy Aliens in United States
- Are You a Vigorous American?
- Tuberculosis a Fearful Menace
- Retail Prices Soar Rapidly
- Slackers Being Put into Jail
- Swoboda Again under Arrest
- Federal League Has Dropped Suit
- President Signe War Budget Bill
- Page 5
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
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- Demonstration Proves Success
- Local Artillery to be Known as Battery B
- Prosperity Seen by a Lecturer in Ogden
- Everyday Etiquette
- Women to Meet at the Berthana
- Five Norwegian Ships Destroyed
- Drying and Canning Plants
- School Children Are Gardening
- Admiral Benson's Inspection Report
- Goddard Concert Pleasing Musical
- Patriotic Event at Orpheum is a Big Success
- Pueblo
- Page 6
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- Random References
- Excellent Showing is Made by the Union Pacific
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- Troops to Receive Uniforms in July
- Picture Appeals to Patriotism
- Picture Films in Mooney Case
- Refuses Food Control Job
- First Slacker Sent to Prison from Ogden
- Society
- Youngsters Are Proud of Bonds
- General Plumer, Newest British Hero, Photographed with Generals at Front
- Men Happy Though En Route to War
- Shipping Board Counsel
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- Children Will be Seen in a Local Picture
- Excellent Crops in Weber County This Season
- World's Markets
- First Baseball Game of Season
- Cruiser Sunk in North Sea
- Excursions North
- Fishing in Box Elder
- Big Fourth of July Celebration at Salt Lake
- Butte's Subscription
- Italians in Memphis
- Utah Stocks
- Ogden Subscribes to Fifty per Cent More than Its Share of the Liberty Bonds
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- Daylight Robbery in Which Thug Makes a Fight, Escapes and is Caught after a Chase
- Young Girls Are to be Drilled at the Armory
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- Utah Construction Makes a Good Record
- Women of the City to Organize as a Guard
- Condensed Milk Plants Sanitary
- Educators Will See Ogden Canyon
- American Warships Non-Belligerents
- Utah Subscribes for Nine Millions
- Arizona Returns of Registration
- Railroad Fight on in Senate
- The Story of Halifax, the Soldier Town That Was Recruited
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- Page 12
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- Legal Notices-Information Bureau-Fraternal Societies
- Legal Notices
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- Wife Prostrated by the Tragedy
- One of Guynemer's "Forty-Three"
- Despondent Man Ends His Life
- Smelter Workers at Tooele Strike
- Ruth Law Has a Narrow Escape
- Abe Martin
- Park City People Observe Flag Day
- Opening New Glenwood Park Saturday, June 16
- Survey of the Grasshoppers
- Hot Springs Service
- Active Campaign to Pass Food Bills
- Boys and Girls Form a Pig Club
- Prize Awards for Food Production
- Wool Clip Sold at 60 Cents a Pound
- How Red Cross is to Aid Families
- Summons
- Legal Notice
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- Bishop Present at the Graduating Exercises
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- Utah Will Have a Bumper Crop of Potatoes
- Within the Law Opens Tomorrow Matinee at Orpheum
- Ball Team to Play a Cache Valley Nine
- Scotch Are to Have Great Outing at Lagoon
- Big Class of 352 Enter West Point
- Her Name is Steer and She's Winning Fame as Livestock Judge
- Ambulance Corps of 124 Men on Way to France
- Inspect Crops
- Going Home
Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-06-15 | Page 10 | The Story of Halifax, the Soldier Town That Was Recruited
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-06-15 |
| 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/s6st8rrx |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8rrx |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | The Story of Halifax, the Soldier Town That Was Recruited |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-06-15 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 10 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6st8rrx/6918555 |