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- Rehabilitation Now Europe's Great Need
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- Salary Necessary to Decent Living
- Omaha Strike Has Been Ended
- Local News
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- Casualty List
- Old Coal Stove Most Efficient
- War Secret Has Been Disclosed
- Flies over Andes in Bristol Airplane
- Western Nations in Peace Congress
- Four Injured in Street Car Clash
- Wendover Highway Contract is Let
- Utah Commandery Chooses Officers
- Railway Shopmen to Organize Today
- Levant Richardson Dead
- To Incorporate Relief
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- India and Africa Missions Considered by American Board
- Aviators Forbidden from Giving Flights by War Department
- Bethlehem Co. Denies Charges of War Board
- Admires the Stand Taken by People of Ogden
- Presbyterians Will Look after Members Who Served Colors
- Mighty Guns of the U. S. Forces
- Congress to Act Upoon New R. R. Legislation
- Two Utah Soldiers Are Dead Overseas
- Caring for Soldier Boys without Funds
- Would Alter Plan of Taxing Merchant
- Aiding Influenza Victims
- Succumbs to Influenza
- British Embassy to Contest Right over the Gleneden
- Local News
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- Page 5
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- To Keep Stitches
- Many Packages Are Sent to Soldiers
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- Announcement
- Tailored Suit
- Natty Soldier Coats
- Outdoor Sleeping
- Sleeveless Sweaters
- Young Idahoan is Influenza Victim
- Red Cross Flags from the Sisters
- National Guard Needs Money
- Surety Bonds of County Officials
- Caring for the Sick Soldiers
- Did Vegetables Cause Epidemic
- George A. Fayle Buried in Nevada
- City Forester is a Necessity
- Yankees Win Part of Boxing Tourney Finals
- Awards Made in Compensation Act
- Nurses Her Niece; Dies of Influenza
- College Girl Peddlers
- Concrete Road May be Built
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- Comradship Shown by Soldiers on Way Home
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- Random References
- Good Character Saves Young Man
- Officers, Right on the Job, Make a Rich Haul
- Canteen Should Have the Support of the People
- General March Honored
- Epidemic is Now at Low Point
- Whiskey Caravan is Encountered by Officers
- Volunteers to Aid Germany's Propaganda
- Hawaiians Will Celebrate Former Ruler's Birthday
- Rev. Matthews to Address Students
- Crowds Watch the President
- Arizona to Have New Murder Law
- Coal Field in Alaska Opened by a Railroad
- Land Donated to County Schools
- Women to Have Charge of Public Schools
- New York Stock List
- Page 7
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- Soldier Gets Big Welcome
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- The Army and Navy Forever!
- Bulgarian Army Thanks God for Peace
- Contented Cows
- Money
- New Activity in Hydraulic Mining Grows
- No News of Exodus of Negro Families
- Japanese Language Rapidly Passing in the Hawaiian Islands
- Two Killed; 12 Hurt by Runaway Car
- Band Leader's Wit in Plying National Air Stops Fist Fight
- Kilties Are on the River Rhine
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- What Red Cross Has Done for Humanity and What Christmas Roll Call Means
- Amelia Palace to be Torn Down
- Hold Your Bonds and Certificates
- 'under Four Flags' Patriotic Film
- Chile and Peru Reply to U. S. Note
- Armistice News Cures Yanks of Shell Shock
- Detective Roger O'mara Dies at Pittsburg Home
- Investigate Question of Pay for Soldiers Wounded in Action
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- Page 10
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- Juvenile Poultry Show
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- America and England Must Work Together
- Consider Plan to Resume Trade with Finland
- Work for 3000 Men in Alaska next Year
- 91 St Division in Great Battles
- Wm. E. Bingham Dies at Hospital
- West to Make Good Showing
- World's Markets
- Local News
- Becoming Comfort for Hours of Ease
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- Bolshevik Orator Arrested When He Attempts to Talk
- Officers Board Afreight Train and Arrest Crew after Getting Possession of Liquor
- Alaska Herring a New Industry
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- Forty-Nine Wounded from Battlefield of France Given Aid and Comfort at Canteen
- Lawless Mob Loot and Rob in Montreal
- Great Increase in Cattle on Range
- Lesson in a Father's Abuse of Little Children
- Hawaii Escapes Ravages of the Flu Epidemic
- Another Exclusive Picture of German Naval Surrender
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- English Actress Found Dead; American Dancer Questioned
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- Ft. Douglas Condemned as a Point for Demobilizing Returning 145th Artillery
- Attorney Stopped on His Journey to Ogden
- Capital of Czecho-Slovak Republic
- Carlton to Direct U. S. Cable Lines
- Card of Thanks
- Bill Haywood Termed I. W. W.'S Guiding Spirit
- Government Telegraph
- Most Powerful Ships of War
- Berlin is to Rejoice
- Defends a Boy
- Turn Back Ships to Runs in the South
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- Description of the Celebration in Paris, Nov. 11
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- Babe Ruth Star of 1918
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- Ohio Has War-Eclipsed Gridiron Star for 1919
- I. W. W. Had Vials of Acids and Revolvers
- Spruce Wood Situation
- Inside Story of the Killing of a Nevada Stage Driver
- Bert Syphers is Called by Death
- Joked About the 200,000 Coffins
- Liberty Bonds
- Mannheim Elected
- Legal Notice
- Epidemic Stops Railway
- Deaths and Funerals
- Billy Glasmann Arrives Home
- Local News
Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-12-13 | Page 6 | Epidemic is Now at Low Point
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-13 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6pc44cm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pc44cm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Epidemic is Now at Low Point |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-12-13 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 6 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pc44cm/6946682 |