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- Brigham Society
- Ten More Men to be Sent to Camp
- The Effect
- Germans Across River Aisne
- New Registrars Have Been Named
- Clive Poulsen
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- Notice to Water Users
- Real Estate Transfers
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Revolution in German Army
- Nominations in Bannock County
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Nine
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Fourteen
- Proposed Amendment to the Constitution-House Joint Resolution Number Eight
- Edward J. Thorsted
- [Untitled]
- Tremonton
- Garland Society
- Preliminary Demonstration
- Sheeriff's Sale
- Assumption
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- Page 7
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- One Page May Succeed Another
- Congregationalists to Begin Winter Work
- Fees Collected
- Davis' Horse Easy Winner in 2:12 Trot for Big Purse
- Utah Naval Officer Killed in Action
- Men Registered before Sept. 12
- Only Four Vacancies in County Schools
- [Untitled]
- Conservation Idea in Red Cross Work
- American Troops with the British
- Machine Gun Plant for Ogden
- Aerial Bombing Exact Science
- Review of the War
- Local News
- Local News
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- Page 9
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- "Recognize American Musicians in America," is Resolution
- Hour Draws near When Pershing's Army Will Go In
- Sweetmeats for Desert
- Large Registration at Conservatory of Music
- French Occupy All Old Trenches
- American Boys Are Well Fed
- Death of Sembrich's Husband Recalls Tragic Reverses
- Or National Airs Not Composed by Americans
- Hindenburg is Much Disturbed
- Used to It
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- The Housewife's "Stunt"
- Mock Seam Hosiery
- Novel Notes
- Go to Market
- Scraps of Nutmeg
- Stretches Curtains
- Sewing Tips
- Local News
- Kept His Hand In
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- Attorneys Named to Represent the Railroad
- March Reports Transportation is Much Improved
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- Officials Confer on Road Building
- Last Contingent Has Reached Camp
- Captain F. C. Smith is on a Visit Home
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- Random References
- Shop to be Open to Save Old Garments and Raise Funds for Red Cross Chapter
- World's Markets
- Boston's Big Four
- Boston Defeats Cubs in the Third Game
- Auction Sales Draw Buyers from the East
- Draft Cards Being Sent to All Parts of the City
- Conference to be Held on Sunday
- Heavy Shipments of Sheep Are to be Made
- H. H. Goddard for the County Board
- Grade Schools Are to Open on Monday
- "the Scarlet Drop" at the Rex
- Canteen Receives a Home-Made Cupboard
- Police Court
- Deaths and Funerals
- Directors of Farm Bureau Confer
- Frank M'intyre with Armstrong
- The Kind
- Canine Statistics
- The Selection
- The Reason
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- "Cleopatra" Coming with "Theda Bara"
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- "Let's Get a Divorce" Alhambra Tomorrow
- Real Estate Transfers
- Famous Vitagraph Star in "Fight for Millions"
- "the Great Love" by D. W. Griffith
- Double Program of Picture at Orpheum
- "Smashing through" at the Ogden
- Twin Beds, Brilliant Comedy, Coming
- All Sunday School Workers
- Stenographers in the War Services
- General Horvath Goes to Siberia
- Skilled Cooks Sent Overseas
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- A Time Saver
- Local News
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- Page 14
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- Effort Made in Ogden to Hoard Gold Causes a Letter to be Sent to Washington
- High School Receives Call to Big Service
- Correction Made by Head of Board
- An Exception
- Changed to Class Two by the Board
- Six Are Rejected at Camp Lewis by Board
- Children Parade and Collect $1.75
- Middle Aged Men to be Employed by Electric Road
- Local News
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- High School Boys and Girls Urged to Register for Work in Canneries up to Sept. 30
- Convention of Federation to be Held in Ogden Tree Days, Commencing Monday
- Attention, Farmers
- Dr. W. J. Browning is Given Mention in London
- Gladys Hulette in "Waifs"
- Weber Normal is to Open on Friday, September 13
- Big Teams Should Take Back Streets
- Students Should Go to School in Their Own Districts
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- Captain Bill and Private Louie Skaggs, Two Young Soldier Americans, 4 and 8 Years of Age
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- Churches
- U. S. Officers Are Cited for Bravery
- Hsu Shih Chang is Elected as President of China
- Distillate is Fine Substitute for Gas
- H. V. Platt is Made Terminal Manger
- Wm G. Rhead
- Joseph E. Thomas
- War Books at the Public Library
- Moran Construction Lowest Bidder on Paving
- Local News
- Local News
- Liberty Bonds
- Future Rising
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-09-07 | Page 16 | High School Boys and Girls Urged to Register for Work in Canneries up to Sept. 30
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-07 |
| 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/s600143w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s600143w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | High School Boys and Girls Urged to Register for Work in Canneries up to Sept. 30 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-07 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 16 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s600143w/6938315 |