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- Page 1
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- U. S. Engineers Help Break down the Hindenburg Line
- British Repulsed West of Bourlon
- Enemy Rushing Defense Works
- Lenine Regime Fallen
- Germany Makes Peace Argument
- Officers Search City for Plotters
- Men from Every State Landed in the War Zone
- Mrs. De Saulles Irresponsible
- Peace with Russia Means but Little
- Austria Accepts Russ Proposals
- British Casualty List
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- Page 2
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- Strupper and Guyon of Georgia Tech Are Hailed as Two of the Greatest Pigskin Heroes in Seasons
- Utah Champs of Camp
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- Georgia Tech Claims U.S. Championship in Football
- Eddie Hearne Wins Feature on Coast
- U. of Denver is Victorious 28-7
- Pete Visser Meets Clever Wrestler
- East Side High Loses to Walla Walla
- Logan Aggies Do What is Predicted for Them and U. of U. is Beaten 14 to 0
- Penn Defeats Cornell 37 to 0
- Syracuse Wins over Nebraska
- Idaho U Too Fast for Montana Bruins
- Missouri Gets Worst Beating in 13 Years
- Colorado Aggies Lose by Scratch
- Mines Proves Easy for Creighton
- An Apt Student
- Courageous Indeed
- Page 3
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- Sinn Feiners Keep up Work
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- Praise Given the Cadet Battalion
- Distinguished Men Confer
- Aeroplane is to be Constructed
- Heavy Shell Hit the Ammunition
- Tabulation of the Last German Loan
- Destroyer is Sunk
- Sweden Aids Germany
- British Grand Fleet Kept Busy
- Notice
- Picturesque Lagunas National Playground
- A Dry County
- Base Insinuation
- Onto Him
- Football Game Cheers Soldiers
- None for Mary Jane
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- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Systematic Robbery of Cars Ends in Two Arrests
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- Old Folks Given a Turkey Dinner
- James T. Hays Has Disappeared
- Willard Family Has an Automobile Stolen
- Celery Day Will be Wednesday, Dec. 12
- Deaths and Funerals
- American Killed in Action
- Frank Shaw is Found with Bottles of Whiskey
- Beggar Has $60 in His Pockets When Arrested
- Canners of the State to Have Uniform Cost System
- Contributions to the Red Cross Society of Ogden
- Five Teachers to Serve Uncle Sam
- Lieut F. C. Kanzler on Visit to the City Physician
- Card of Thanks
- Sewer District 138 Created by City Board
- Worlds Markets
- Chicago Quotations
- Utah Stocks
- Huns Hoping to Force End of War
- Page 7
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- Random References
- Changes on the Short Line Road
- Skinners Baby
- Lee Morrissey Wins a Decision
- Theatres
- Ogden Schools Doing Their Part in the War
- Society
- Three Alleged Evaders Caught
- Gen. Pennington Dies Suddenly
- Orem Strikers Are to be Taken Back by the Road
- Unspeakable Huns in Italy
- Law Repudiates Lord Lansdowne
- Deaths Calls Aged Millionaire Woman
- Coal Rationed to People of London
- Killed in Explosion
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- "Ordinance"
- Real Estate Transfers
- Page 8
- Page 9
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- Parkway Baths Burn
- Three Apply to City Board to be Made City Attorney; Flygare Amused at Rumors
- Memorial Services for George Liddell in First Ward
- Two Men Are Held as Draft Evaders
- Alfred W. Larson in Forest Regiment
- Lawrence Taylor is with Proudfit
- Patrol Boat Floated
- Bootlegger to Serve Ninety Days in County Jail
- Paul M. Lee May Go to the Federal Reserve Bank
- Damage Suit is before a Jury
- Eleven Men Rejected at Army Camp at American Lake
- L. H. Farnsworth of Utah is Named
- German Papers Play up Lansdowne
- Page 10
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- Conference on Liberty Loans
- Kings Sorrowfully Review the War
- Chicago Mayor Given a Rebuke
- Jewish Mission to Go to Palestine
- Cementing Orient Trade Relations
- Women Conserving Sugar at Colleges
- Peace Proposal by Landsdowne
- Fresh Milk Sold Dollar A Bottle
- Escape Heralded in Germany
- Philippines to Send More Men
- Tugs to Help in Moving the Coal
- Food Supply of Germany Good
- Scotch in Seattle to Hold a Reunion
- Train Leaves Rails One Man Injured
- Soldiers Feasting at Camp Dodge
- Ancient Chinese Wall Torn Down
- Guardianship Notices Probate And
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice
- Notice
- Summons
- Summons
- Mid-Lake Copper Company of Ogden Utah
- Sheriff's Sale
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- Page 12
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- American Plans to be Tolerant
- Anarchists File Their Appeals
- Coal Cards in France
- Labor Supply Inquiry
- Death Summons Former Senator
- Theaters
- Cannon Would Wage a Vigorous War
- Cattlemen to Meet in Salt Lake City
- No Predictions on Wilson Policy
- Rescuers Unable to Enter Mine
- New Mexico and Texas Needing Aid
- Hospital Manager Killed in Wreck
- Silver Contracts Are Postponed
- Wealthy Farmer Shot by Employe
- Gertrude Smith Dies in Hospital
- Football Captain [Illegible]
Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-11-30 | Page 2 | Strupper and Guyon of Georgia Tech Are Hailed as Two of the Greatest Pigskin Heroes in Seasons
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-11-30 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6zg7v6q |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg7v6q |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Strupper and Guyon of Georgia Tech Are Hailed as Two of the Greatest Pigskin Heroes in Seasons |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-11-30 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6zg7v6q/6998396 |