Pages | 10 of 16
- Page 1
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- Austro-Germans Are Losing
- Russia Will be Redeemed
- Rounding up Bomb Suspects
- Tax Expert to Regulate Profits
- Italians Waging Fierce Battle on Austro-Germans
- French Keeping up Assaults
- New Regulations Concerning Mail
- Commissions for Young Officers
- Peoples Council Upholds Russians
- American Red Cross Arrives
- War Cross for U. S. Soldiers
- W. A. Dow Missing
- Stockgrowers Meet
- Protest Against Anarchy
- Reserve Bank Directors Named
- Great Pipeline Will be Laid
- Militants Are Again Boasting
- Page 2
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- War Buildings Rising in the Shadow of Washington Monument
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- Anticipatory
- Colorado U Coach Will Take a Bride
- Roosevelt Makes Toronto Speech
- Answers Given to Questions Are Amusing
- Social Diseases in the U. S. Army
- Students Who Are to Graduate
- Norwegian Press is Pro-German
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- Bread Stabilizing Has Good Effect
- Real Estate Transfers
- If Whistling Interferes
- Page 3
- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Economical Cook and Splendid Housewife Contributes Recipes to Standard's Woman's Page
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- Cut This out-it is worth Money
- Benson and Bliss Visit French Camp
- Chief Figures in De Saulles Trial Snapped in Court
- Capt. Noggle Gives Major Kneass an Air Ride
- Doctors Doing Wonderful Work
- The Strenuous Pacifist
- Tells a Secret
- New Use for the "Auld Plaid Shawl"
- R. A. Brown Writes of Army Life at Fort Meade
- Page 6
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- New Records for Your Talking Machine
- Campaign for Sale of Red Cross Seals This Season
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- City Engineer Aiding Globe Milling & Grain Company
- Grain Standards to be Determined
- Meat Inspector for City is to Pass on All Meats before Being Marketed
- Great Task Ahead for United States
- Negro Surrenders to Authorities
- Cheery
- Mother Learns How Son Was Killed
- Funeral Services for Myrtle Shields on Thursday
- Canadian Wheat for United States
- Election of Delegates
- Boys Confess Guilt
- Page 7
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- Train Dispatcher is Held Responsible for the Wreck
- [Untitled]
- Random References
- Boy Sixteen Years of Age Becomes a Wanderer
- Mormons Lead in Army Camp Life
- Theaters
- Taylor M'Arthor is Killed at Bingham
- Society
- Italian Anarchists Are Being Rounded up over the Entire Northwest
- Dr. E. G. Gowans to Speak at Club
- Verdict in Favor of the Plaintiffs
- William Mattes in Serious Trouble
- Two More Utah Boys Awarded Officers' Commissions
- Italians Break Heavy Rushes
- Thanksgiving Day Program at High School
- World's Markets
- Chicago Quotations
- Final Meeting on the Welfare Fund
- Liquor Case to Go to Higher Court
- Four Draft Evaders
- Pershing Reports More Casualties
- Local News
- Utah Stocks
- Page 8
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- Allied Envoys to Quit Russia
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- Officer's Wife a Capital Favorite
- Boer Chief's Son Now British Hero
- Mumps Give the Doctors Trouble
- Stock Growers Are Given a Warning
- Natural Mistake
- No Change in Service
- Alien Slacker to be Rounded Up
- Robby Only Giant Likely to Go in Draft
- Survivors Tell of Sufferings
- Inspectors for Explosives Named
- School Opened for Storekeepers
- Italians Have Obtained Aid
- Scarcity of Sugar Causes Worry East
- Page 9
- Page 10
- Page 11
- Page 12
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- Hydro Airplane Leaves Ship to Chase Away Airplane
- Manufactures Are Named by the Mayor
- City Physicians Explain Why They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
- Aviation Experts in Salt Lake City
- Elder Torgeson Returns Home
- Japanese Mission Arrives in Tokio
- Local Nes
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- City Exemption Board Offices
- Industrial News from Utah Cities
- News Print Paper Three Cents Pound
- Gov. Bamberger Back from Camp
- The Reason
- Mechanic's Lien Notice
- A Sherlock Holmes
- Legal Notices
- Page 13
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- Record Crowd Expected to Witness Azevedo and Willie St. Clair Tonight
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- M'Credie Has Nothing to Say
- Evers, Pepper Box of Cubs and Braves, May Never Play Baseball Again
- Furnishing a Substitute
- Soldier Boxer Wallops Dutch
- His Generosity
- Commissions Given Athletes
- Doubleheader System "Curse of Baseball," Says Prexy Johnson
- Camp Teams of East Have Not All of the Old Football Stars
- Page 14
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- Father of Automatic Firearms Tests His New "Heavy Type" Machine Gun
- Sergt. O. H. Mohlman is Acting Chief of Police
- Heavy Shipments Are Made to the Local Stock Yards from Five Western States
- [Untitled]
- Property to be Sold to Pay for Paving Expenses
- Portrait Dep't to Close
- Rejoice over Arrival of New Grandson
- What the Came For
- Theatres
- [Untitled]
- Propose
- Bishop Robert M'quarrie Dies after a Short Illness Beloved Man 85 Years of Age
- Deaths and Funerals
- George G. Schweizer Made Assistant Paymaster
- U. S. Steamship Sunk by U. Boat
- Local News
- Children to Meet for the Rehearsal
- Railroad Agents Are Back from the Northwest
- Local News
- Page 15
- Page 16
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- First Concrete Freighter is Launched in Canada
- Fun Campaign in San Francisco
- Cost of Living High in Italy
- Kaiser without Representation
- Americans Snapped While Resting behind the Lines
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- Wheat Wanted
- Dog Railroad is Closed for Winter
- Notice
- Death Calls a Great Geologist
- Amazing Power of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes Strong
- Card of Thanks
- Selecting Jury to Try Means
- Mistaken Identity
- Another Missing Bark
- Had to Digest
- [Untitled]
- Flattered
Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-11-27 | Page 10 | Hungarian to Meet British and French
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-11-27 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s62f8qf5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62f8qf5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Hungarian to Meet British and French |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-11-27 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 10 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62f8qf5/6952447 |