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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
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- Tremonton
- Garland Society
- Preliminary Demonstration
- Sheeriff's Sale
- Assumption
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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
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- 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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- "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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- 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 19 | American Soldiers, With Rifle Inferior to the Small Arm of Germans, Can Shoot Rings Around Enemy as to Speed, Because of Bolt Action, and Holes through Him as to Accuracy of Fire because of Talent and Finer Training
| 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 | American Soldiers, With Rifle Inferior to the Small Arm of Germans, Can Shoot Rings Around Enemy as to Speed, Because of Bolt Action, and Holes through Him as to Accuracy of Fire because of Talent and Finer Training |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-07 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 19 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s600143w/6938350 |