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- Page 1
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- Guilt of Packers is Discovered
- Col. Bandholtz Wins Promotion
- Hertling Reviews Wilson Program for World Peace
- German Attitude Outlined
- Work Resumed in All Factories
- Denver Hotel Clerk Skips with Cash
- Daniels Promotes 176 Enlisted Men
- Baker Asks for Hearing before Full Congress
- Artillery Duels on West Front
- Count Czernin Desires Peace
- Health Conditions in American Army
- Naval Engineer of Kiel Deserts
- Morrow Mapping out Coal Zones
- Newsprint Paper Produced in 1917
- Local News
- Page 2
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- Sailors Are Being Paid Bigger; $60
- All Class One Men Have Been Named
- Robert Burns' Anniversary
- Co-Ordination of Many Bureaus
- Inner Requirements
- Local News
- Anniversary of the Birth of Burns to be Observed
- Belgium Still United Nation
- Fifty Years Ago as Seen in a Newspaper Clipping Found in Bible of an Ogden Home
- Critical is the War Outlook
- Lloyd-George to Confer with Irish
- Page 3
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- Children's Year Anniversary
- German Masses Kept in Dark
- A Sure Way to Win
- Local News
- Father's Letter Stirs Senate
- Hearst Service Walks into Trap
- General Director of Coal is Named
- Easily Awakened
- Petrograd is on Verge of Famine
- Fire Bombs on American Ships
- Local News
- Shortage Bunker Coal is Relieved
- Brigham City News
- Criticism of a "Fat" Story
- Local News
- Industrial Plants Open in Chicago
- Page 4
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- Girls at Wrights Sell Many Thrift Stamps
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- Fruit Not Poisoned by Lids
- One of Our War Inventions
- Heaven Would Displease some Men
- Standard Wins Libel Suit
- No Advance in Peace Attained
- In Police Court
- Lieutenant Gerow Writing a Book
- Thousands Turn out before Winter Palace in Petrograd to Hear Bolshevik Leader Lenine
- Merchants Oppose Closing of Port
- Theatres
- Page 5
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- Dorothy Dix Talks
- Embroidery on Spring Coasts
- [Untitled]
- Col. Roosevelt Assails Wilson
- Fashion Hint
- Supreme Council of War to Open
- Gulf Passenger Conductor Killed
- City Must Pay the Interest on Warrants
- Dr. J. A. Widtsoe in an Address on Irrigation
- Dutch Steamship to Sail for U. S
- German Crews Suffer Greatly
- Page 6
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- Jones and Brook Are Commended by Farmers
- Monkeys at the Orpheum Gives Many Laughs
- [Untitled]
- Appraisement is Objected To
- Local News
- Allen B. Forbes on Reserve Board
- Theatres
- City and Dairymen to Agree on Tax to Do Business
- Japan in Accord with America
- Real Estate Transfers
- Drastic Indian Laws Proposed
- Who Gets the Kiss?
- Naive Inquiry
- Local News
- Local News
- Judge to Name D. & R. G. Receiver
- Old Folks Will be the Guests of Theater
- World's Markets
- Utah Stocks
- Portuguese in France
- Chicago Quotations
- Page 7
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- Rabies among the Cattle in Vicinity of Kelton Receives Attention of Dr. C. M. Dee
- Random References
- Building Ships for the Government at San Pedro
- Stipulation Filed and Liquor Case Continued
- [Untitled]
- Draft Registrants to be Sent Cards Tomorrow
- Two Much Water and Not Enough Good Cheer in Trenches
- Bernard De Voto to be Examined for Aviation Service
- See Viola Dana as Toe Dancer at New Utah
- Draft Men May Go into 145th Field Artillery
- Society
- Fifth Ward Fails to Win Contest
- Death and Funerals
- Rancher Commits Suicide
- Kansas People Are to Hold Reunion on next Jan. 29
- French Repulse German Raiders
- Factory at Brigham Completes Beet Campaign
- Tons of Bombs Being Dropped
- Early Payment of Tax is Urged
- Senate Committee to Here Baker
- Roosevelt Dines with Billy Sunday
- Moving Pictures of Mountain Scenes near Ogden
- Page 8
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- Tramp Swims from Evanston to Ogden in the Tank of a U. P. Locomotive Tender
- Personal Checks Are Not Accepted on Income Tax
- Capt. F. L. Goord in a Stirring Speech on the War
- Prouty Case to be Set for February
- Soldier Dies of Pneumonia
- Young Man Has Been Raiding Home of Chinaman
- Road Work in Utah May Not be Started This Year
- Cards Are Mailed Draft Registrants
- Wilson Cancels All Engagements
- Teuton Prisoners Taken by French Are Mere Boys Just out of School
- Intensive Wishing
- He's Going Back to His Gold Mine
- Hopelessly Confused
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- Louis Bennison
- Standard Wins Libel Suit in Supreme Court
- [Untitled]
- Huns Holding Fast to Hopes
- General Bliss in War Council
- Surveyor General is Appointed
- Elmer J. Burkett to Make Address
- Ferris Resignation Accepted
- Gives All Time to Hospital Work
- Surgeon General before Senate
- This Alien Enemy a Spy
- Fourteen Spies Have Been Shot
- Chancellor Opposes Foreign Newspapers
- Ferris Describes Wooden Ships
- Tin Plate for the Canners Released
- Drink on Train Costs Man $4000
- 63 Auto Accidents on O. S. L. in 1917
- Class Rates to be Increased
- Ambassadors to Decide Action
- Local News
- Page 10
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- Siglin May be Called in Draft
- Wants Part of Purchase Price
- Outburst of Everet True
- Will Shine with Robins This Year
- Utah Ready to Meet the B. Y. C
- Fred Fulton is Sued by Brother
- West Side Club Wants Title Play
- Memphis Gets Aragon
- Operation May Keep Him out of Game
- Pioneer Days Being Repeated
- Coming to United States
- Has Missed but One Game in Five Years
- Coyle an Aviator
- Weeghman Hopes to Straighten it Out
- Club President is a Disheartened Boos
- Meeting Postponed Ban Johnson Ill
- Just the Role for Him
- An Essential
- Aesop's Fables
- [Untitled]
- McCredie Explains to Newspaper Men
- Smith Leaves Team
- Quadruple Tie in Pinehurst Shoot
- Out of Range
- The Difference
- The Vulnerable Point
- Legal Notices
- Notice
- Notice
- Alias Summons
- Notice of Special Tax and Delinquency of the Same
- Notice of Special Tax and Delinquency of the Same
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Camouflage Develops with Leaps and Bounds; Big Guns and Even Roadways Are Concealed
- Grazing Permits Not Recognized as Vested Rights
- Lodgepole Pine for Union Pacific Railroad
- Terminals in West Are Free from Congestion
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- Apostle H. M. Smith's Funeral Will be on Sunday
- Local News
- Cross Country Run for Army Men Denied
- Bud Flivvers Observations
- Call Issued for 2,000 Veterinaries
- Better Meat
- Widening a Road in Northwest Idaho
- Sanitarium is to be Rebuilt
- Gen, Pershing Reports Deaths
- Working Class to Control World
- Local News
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-01-25 | Page 7 | Moving Pictures of Mountain Scenes near Ogden
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-01-25 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s63r1vvz |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63r1vvz |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Moving Pictures of Mountain Scenes near Ogden |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-01-25 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63r1vvz/6938024 |