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- Page 1
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- Demobilization of U. S. Army
- Retiring Huns Attacked by Alsatians
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- Arrange Details for Hun Removal
- Czecho-Slovaks Get Credit from United States
- Plan Release of 30,000 Daily in the Future
- White House in Communication Headquarters
- Hoover Sails on Food Mission
- Masaryk Named Czecho's Head
- Give up Hope of Stabilizing Price of Liberty Bonds
- Prince Lvoff Pays Visit to Lansing
- Arrange for Game
- German Towns Ask Allies to Preserve Order
- Senate Favors Reconstruction Program of U. S.
- Farm Lands Set Aside for Soldiers
- Allied Forces Enter Rumania
- Local News
- Local News
- Probe Huns' Crime
- Page 2
- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Days of Tremendous Events
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- The Way out for Civilization
- Across the Rhine
- A Land of Rare Opportunity
- Contending for Fair Play
- What the Americans Had
- Provo Man Faces Federal Charge
- We Do Not Want Siberia
- Cables to Europe Heavily Crowded
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- No Wild Cowboys at Camp Lewis
- General Demands No Salute When without His Clothing
- U. S. Should Put up Factories in China
- Forest of Trees
- First Troops to be Demobilized
- Tells of Experience in Getting out of Russia
- Early Return of Troops Expected
- Shaving Brushes Fail to Stand to Stand Strain of Strain of Strain of Sterilization
- To Record Climatic Extremes
- Distorting News is German Game in Mexico
- Lands Open to Stock Raising
- Still Flying Old Flags
- Page 5
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- Smart Washington Women Drop Frills for Uniforms
- How Our Soldiers Are to be Educated on Vocational Lines
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- Just a Little Bit More
- Plenty of Milk Each Day
- Crowder Praises Utah Draft Boards
- Destroyer Sinks after Collision
- Severe but Smart
- America to Keep Building Ships
- [Untitled]
- Order Officers to Fort Douglas
- President May Attend Opening Peace Meeting
- Wounded Here of War' Ending While at Sea
- Legal Notices
- Notice to Water Users
- Page 6
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- Timmer Man Boys in Service of Their Country
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- R. Parker Expects to be Home in Another Year
- Howard S. Nelson
- G. S. Barker Resigns to Enter a New Law Firm
- Dempsey to Aid War Work Fund
- Nebraska Team Meets Kansans
- "Big Ten" Games Scheduled Today
- Football Schedules Filled Rapidly
- Rugby Games Scheduled
- Japanese Golf Player on Coast
- Fred Morrison
- Capt. Fred C. Smith Now at Lyons, France
- At Naval Training Station
- Card of Thanks
- Germans Appeal for Hoover's Aid
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- In Cavalry Command
- Page 7
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- Influenza Situation Shows Big Decrease in Ogden City during Past Two Days
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- Random References
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- Ogden Live Stock Market
- Ogden Wants Captured Hun Cannon to be Placed in the City Hall Park
- Finds Hoarding of Food in Ogden City
- Registrants over 37 to Return Blanks
- United War Work Campaign Must Continue
- Reductions in Freights Rates
- Salvation Army to Furnish Help
- Earl Pardoe is to Do Y. M. C. A Work
- North Ogden News
- Jack Holther to Enter Navy
- Germany's Debt to France 340 Billion Frances
- Father Killed in France, Little War Baby is Not Forgotten by Workers at Dee Hospital
- Deaths and Funerals
- Men Who Are to Govern Germany
- Gooding Concedes Election of Nugent
- Wyoming Boy Prisoner
- Germans May Come to U. S
- Hoover is Not Ready to Forgive
- Hun Soldiers Kill Officers
- Election Campaign
- Page 8
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- Mrs. Roscoe C. Glasmann and Baby Son, Roscoe, Jr
- "Passing Times" Has Been Published under Able Leadership of Ogden Women
- A Visit to the Day Nursery
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- Albert Doxey Called by Death, Leaving Six Children
- Medical Board Examiners Draftees
- Teachers Aiding in War Work Campaign
- D. F. Seerey Called to Spruce Work by the U. S.
- Capt. Ingebretsen
- Motor Corps Has Busy Month in Red Cross
- Keltner to Face a Serious Charge
- East and West Meet; Jap in Jail
- Garland Society
- Tremonton
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- Page 9
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- Farmers Asked to Boost Fund
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- Brave Lads Are Now at Rest
- Mrs. Wilson Names Ship
- Local News
- Where World Map Will be Redrawn
- Desolate Scenes in French Villages
- Dora Quits the Golden Shores
- League to Enforce Peace
- Support of War Work Campaign Baker's Appeal
- The Main Trouble
- Wounded Man Speaks
- Aerial Messengers instead of Wires
- Can of Jam for the Faithful
- His Luck
- Page 10
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- Page 12
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- Ogden Young Man Has Narrow Escape in Aeroplane
- War Work Drive on by Women of City
- Ogden Firm is Fined for Red Cross
- Cartoons Must be in by Nov. 20
- Utah is Short in War Work Quota
- With Troops in France
- Harold M'knight Recovers from Wound
- Dutch Parliment in Bitter Debate
- Pleads Not Guilty
- Welling to Leave Soon
- Electrical Show at Power Co.,Store
- Globe Co. to Have Mill in Salt Lake
- System of Huts
- Salvador's President
- Aged Man Re-Elected
- Will Keep Ships Taken by the U. S
- Requests for Rare or Technical Books at Camp Library
- Free Trips from Alaska
- Complete Duties
- Wheel-Rims on Autos
- Local News
- Local News
- In the Future
- Praises United States
- Love amid War Cities
- Labor Officials Denounce I. W. W
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-11-16 | Page 7 | Father Killed in France, Little War Baby is Not Forgotten by Workers at Dee Hospital
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-16 |
| 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/s6349nc1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349nc1 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Father Killed in France, Little War Baby is Not Forgotten by Workers at Dee Hospital |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-16 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6349nc1/6963196 |