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- Page 1
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- Holland Queen Asked to Abdicate
- Teuton Officers Killed in Brussels
- Local News
- Death Breaks Engagement
- Dutch Interne Prince
- U. S. Mission Goes to Spa
- Break Party Line
- Bombers Attempt to Wreck Strong Pro-Ally Paper
- There is Money to Spare; Give it to the Army
- Local News
- Named Rear Admirals
- Wounded Returned
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- Americans from Prison Camps in Our Lines Again
- New Use for Ostriches Whose Feathers Will Never Return
- King Alfonso Wires Poincare His Congratulations
- Havana Strike Ends
- American Ship Sinks at Dock in Chile Port
- Anarchy Reigns in Austria and German States
- Waiters Take Places of N. Y. Girl Strikers
- Alsatians Hoot Retiring Germans
- Germans Start Bolshevik Move in Switzerland
- Entertainment on Liner Clears $2,000 for the Red Cross
- Federal Laborers in Brooklyn Striks
- Poles Enter Prussia
- Latest Trick of Locating Points
- War Work Needs Great in France
- Keep All of Your Liberty Bonds
- Grizzled Old Sea-Dog Not to Meet This Year as in Past
- Instructors in Y. M. C. A. Work
- Praises Red Cross and the Y. M. C. A
- Trains between Alaska Cities to be Kept on Go This Winter
- Graves Plowed like Furrows When Flu Strikes Mexico
- The Parade of the Drafted Men
- Red Cross Feeds Returning Italians
- Local News
- Crew Consider Rescue Great
- Page 3
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- German Women Make an Appeal
- Russia Problem Serious to Allies
- Baseball's Future Rosey
- Former German Crown Prince Has Been Interned
- President Wilson Thanks Utahns
- Idaho to Raise Ban, Nov. 24
- November Hog Prices to Remain
- Soldier Football
- Shipbuilding to Continue in U. S
- Floral Funds Now Used Sensibly
- Draft Evaders to Have Cases Heard at Camp Grant
- Italian King Given Ovation on His Return
- Pueblo Sells $1,500 worth of Flowers
- Hospital Work to Continue
- U. S. Needs Collectors
- Page 4
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- Alien Property Custodian Busy
- What General Joffre Said
- Help Them out of Their Awful Plight
- That "Extra" of July 18
- Mental Grasp of Wilson
- Prepare Cartoons for Red Cross to "Boys"
- Bootleggers Put on Trial in U. S. Court
- News of Death Received
- Meat Shipping Rate Too High
- Frank Isakson Reported Dead in France
- Ogden Men Gets War Cross from Friend
- Street Car Strike
- The Right Place
- Legal Notice
- Notice to Water Users
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- Page 6
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- Runaway Street Car Imperils Many Lives Dashes down Steep Hill; Crashes into Store
- Two Women Fighters and Boys of Tender Age Captured by the Americans in Big Drive
- Back up Your Enthusiasm by Showing Your Americanism is Not All on the Surface
- Robert Peart May be Sent to Hospital at Fort Douglas
- Disease Appears among Hogs of County
- Natural Gift Sufficient
- Men Leave for Nitro Plant Tonight
- City Not Destroyed Today as Was Predicted
- Coroner's Inquests to be Held Monday
- Army Nurse to Pay Visit in Ogden
- Doctors Oppose Raising Ban Now
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- Baltz Failed to Provide for Family
- Human Nature
- Local News
- Page 7
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- Weather Conditions Blamed for Slow Response of Ogden People to the United War Work Movement
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- Random References
- Funeral Services for Albert Greenwell Sunday
- Society
- Man from Coast Says Ogden is Slow
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- Sgt. C. B. Griswold Dies in France of Pneumonia
- Correct Figures on Legislative Ticket
- Tribute Paid to Son Royal by Friend
- Bandmaster of 145th Musicians, is Ill
- Pastor's Tribute to Men of Rail
- Hindenburg and Staff near Cassel
- Frank Isaakson Dies in France
- Wilson Inspects Bomb Plane
- U. S. to Avert Food Famine
- Election Contests Sure in Michigan
- Crew of Missing Steamer Landed Safely at Manila
- Local News
- Leo Clark Tells of Uncle Sam's R. R. Terminal Yards in France, Largest in the World
- Water Fight to be Heard in Court
- Germans Begin Evacuation of Poland
- Deaths and Funerals
- World's Markets
- Chicago Quotations
- Ending of War Weakens Morale of American Army
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- Judge Agee's Talk before America Joined in World War Proves to be Somewhat of a Prophesy
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- William R. Eckardt is Land to Rest in City Cemetery
- Red Cross Will Pay Wages to Nurses
- U. S. Prisoners Held by Germans
- Volunteer Nurses Needed Tonight for City
- Labor Delegates Discussing Peace
- Socialists Storm Austrian Council
- Cotton Advances $10 Bale upon the Market's Opening
- Influenza Checked in U. S. Army Camps Says Surgeon General
- Each Soldier Consumes Much Food in Year
- Peoples' Health More Important than the Court
- Radio Telephone Used by Aviators before Armistice
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-11-15 | Page 8 | Cotton Advances $10 Bale upon the Market's Opening
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6hq51xt |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hq51xt |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Cotton Advances $10 Bale upon the Market's Opening |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-11-15 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 8 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hq51xt/6984510 |