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- Page 1
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- Heavy Artillery Battle Raging
- Million Tons of Shipping to be Completed in U. S. by March First
- Journalist Helps in War Problems
- Cadorna Holds Back Enemy
- Local News
- Crown Prince of Bavaria Suffers Another Stinging Defeat in Battle
- Holds down Two Big Cabinet Jobs
- German Attack in Argonee Beaten Back by French
- Vigorous Courage of Italians
- Local News
- Jap Financiers Visit America
- Nine Fights in Tow-Hour Flight
- Thousand British Indians Drowned
- Local News
- Page 2
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- Vets of Ring Are Cleaning up in Short Bouts on the Coast
- Favors Short Playing Season
- Baum Says No Circuit Change
- Hackneys Not to be Docked This Year
- Woman's Western Golf Association Re-Elect Their President
- Minnesota Has a Heavy Grid Crew
- Norgren Makes Change in Lineup
- M'credie Ready for Big Fight
- Christmas Boxes for the Soldiers
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- Hertling Excepts Post
- Adams Will Lead C. U. Football Team
- Drill Given Preference
- Engage Kansas Coach
- The Preliminaries
- Page 3
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- Cathedral of Desert Unique
- British Tank Arrives in America to Aid War Loan Campaign; It's "Female," Explains Capt. Haigh
- Local News
- Local News
- Far East Open to Americans
- Treachery of German Nation
- Baltimore Has Destructive Fire
- France Will Not Abandon Russia
- American Engines Used in Athens
- Fraternal Orders under Army Rule
- Local News
- Local News
- New Freight Rates Meet Approval
- Tow Minnesota Soldiers Suicides
- Local News
- German Raiders Cause No Damage
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- Page 4
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- "If You Fill You Cars, You'll Not Need So Many"
- In the Days of Valley Tan
- Fruit in Jars Has Been Poisoned
- Ford Company Loses Its Suit
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- A Railroad to Help Development Ogden
- Americans Are Not Rifle Shots
- What Depth Bombs Can Do
- Railroad to Raise Telegraphers' Pay
- Mysterious Veilded Woman Identified
- Few Elections to be Held This Fall
- Telephone Strike May be Averted
- His Complaint
- Exports and Imports Drop in September
- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Random References
- Hallowe'en Pranks to be Watched by the Police
- Girl Gives Juvenile Officer Much Trouble
- American Deserter is Turned over to Army
- Laucirica Demands Return of Liquor Taken in Raid
- War Tax Goes into Effect at Midnight Tonight
- Had on No Clothing except Hose and Garters
- Banquet to be Given Last Contingent of Drafted Men
- Frozen Apples in Weber County
- Deaths and Funerals
- Strike on the P. J. Moran Work
- Motion Pictures Are to Charge 15 Cents
- Error Made in the Vote at Primary
- Four Men Arrested on Arriving from Wyoming
- Valley Tan Corn of Large Size Has Been Grown
- British Casualty List for October
- Quite Settled
- Real Estate Transfers
- Local News
- Russians Blow up Bridge during Hasty Retreat
- Germans Rush to Aid of Austrians
- Dr. Michaelis Resigns Post
- French Officer's Wife is Popular
- Mexicans Consider European War
- Grand Jury Acts on Three Cases
- Local News
- [Untitled]
- Coal Famine to be Averted If the People Continue to Make Strenuous Protest
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- Page 7
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- Local News
- American Ship Lands Torpedo
- Italian People Uphold Army
- Penalties for Coal Districts
- New Records for Talking Machines
- New York to Hold Election
- Denver Mint to Make Pennies Only
- Smugglers Are Found Guilty
- S. P. Workmen Quit the Shops
- Roundups Are to be Held at College
- [Untitled]
- Kaiser's Portrait Removed
- Fourth Reserve Passes the Mark
- Page 8
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- Capital Goes Dry Tonight
- Brigham City to Have Fire Truck
- Floral Tribute to General Pershing
- Wyoming Blizzard Causes Deaths
- Cossacks May be on Korniloff Jury
- Labor Shortage Serious Menace
- Cathedral Windows Being Replaced
- Massachusetts to Hold Election
- Lady Congressman Proud of Record
- Society
- Omaha Bank Checks Lost in the Mails
- Specialist for Education Bureau
- Obregon Visits Wilson
- Russ Inheritance Tax
- Local News
- Liberty Loan Work Being Planned for the Future
- Americans Are Lost
- State Food Merchant
- Bandits Attack Police
- Local News
- Theaters
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- Candidates Busy on Campaign Work before Election
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- Avocado to be Table Delicacy
- Germany Loss is Six Millions
- Mrs. Dorsey Seeks Custody of Child
- Count Hertling Forcible Man
- Irish Plan to Avert Famine
- Too Good to Waste
- Local News
- Boys Appreciate Efforts of Y. M. C. A.
- Japan to Stay with the Allies
- Local News
- French Officers En Route to Camp
- Price of Sugar
- Page 10
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- First Prisoner to Escape Huns
- Liberty Bond Sales Progress
- Japs Plan to Improve Roads
- Judgment Against Hearst Granted
- Silver Properties to be Re-Opened
- First Day of the Feed Campaign
- Violence Ties up Argentine Traffic
- Swimming Pool at Camp
- Soldiers Send Souvenirs
- Local News
- U. S. Expenses over a Billion
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- Frieda Hempel Refused License
- All Flour Mills under Supervision
- John Allen Dead
- Declines $30,000 Legacy
- Germans Capture Trenches
- Patents Being Held up by U. S.
- Fire Destroys Plant
- King Constantine a German Agent
- Drug Habit Fight to Save Soldiers
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- Page 11
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- Baptism of Gas Fumes and Bayonets Puts American Boys in Trim for First Action on French Front
- Musicians on New Pantages Bill Opening Today
- Local Church of Christ Scientist to Support Hoover
- J. B. Herrick Dies at His Home in San Diego
- Violent Break in Wall Street
- Premier's Sons at the Front
- Jas. S. Cantwell Files Third Suit
- [Untitled]
- Virginia to Hold State Election
- Subsistence of Germany Assured
- Fight Hotel Keepers to Save Birds
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- Father Writes on Exemption Board
- German Airplane Flys over Kent
- German Continue Agent
- Nebraska Team to Play Syracuse
- Former Minster Escapes Lynching
- Red Cross Official Named
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 12
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- German Countess Gives Her Hair to Aid the Submarine Warfare
- Boys Destroyed the Furniture in the Middleton Home
- Thousands of Jars of Fruit Poisoned by Brass Caps Used by Women of Ogden
- Go to Sunday School on next Sunday and Respond to He National Movement Now On
- Ogden Doctor Finds Patriotism at Fever Heat
- Burning Ship Was Anchored
- Chicago Quotations
- Italian Asking Aid
- World's Markets
- [Untitled]
- Utah Stocks
- Du Pont Powder Plant Explodes
- Page 13
- Page 14
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- Soldier Vote of New York
- Utah Soldiers Are Being Will Fed in Camp
- General Wood Calls Composers
- Many Families Are Enlisted
- U. S. Certificate Offer Still Open
- Aviators Join in Fighting
- Billy Sunday on His Way East
- Louis V. Chausse First Lieutenant
- Swan Anderson Struck by Train
- Adventists Are to Serve in the War
- [Untitled]
- Senate President Resigns
- Serving without Pay
Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-10-31 | Page 14 | U. S. Certificate Offer Still Open
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-10-31 |
| 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/s6zc94x5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zc94x5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | U. S. Certificate Offer Still Open |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-10-31 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 14 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zc94x5/6963556 |