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- Page 1
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- Eight German Airplanes Do Deadly Work in England
- Bolo Pasha on Witness Stand
- Plan Against American Line
- Prince Oscar to be King
- Liquor Barred by Government
- British Casualties Lowest in Months
- Five Americans Fight Ten Huns
- Japan and China May Join in War
- U. S. Consul Leaves Finland
- George Von Meyer in Critical States
- Swedes' Heroine is Home on Visit
- Alien Property under Hammer
- Many Vessels Built in Year
- Peace Makers Deadly Enemies
- Lemmon of Nevada a Food Admininstrator
- Enemy Guns Busy
- Kiev Not in German Hands
- Allied Draft Treaties Favored
- Turks Favor Bolsheviki
- Rumania Forced to Hard Terms
- Noted Shipbuilder Dies
- Weather Hinders Infantry
- To Oust Germans
- Page 2
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- Draft Boards of Utah Given Praise by Governor
- Letter from Ogden Boy Who is in Camp Funston
- School Boards Are Given Attention
- Hindu Seeks to Get out of Jail to His Farm
- Bulletins from Recruiting Office
- Judge Has a Narrow Escape from a Kiss
- Men Are Taken off Pullman Car with Whiskey
- Three Ogden Men Join the Army
- Card of Thanks
- Teeth to be Cared for by Local Dentists
- Deputy Goes after Chinese Lottery
- Sand Hill near Wadsworth Gone
- Page 3
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- They'll Wed, Then Back to War Work
- Lieut. Gleason Drops Dead on Return Home
- West Doing Its Bit in the Conserving of Food
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- Goethals Orders an Investigation
- Poet's Pictures Found
- British Loan Huge Sums to Allies
- Governor is to Go to Washington
- Bryan to Speak on His Birthday
- Vice President at School Dedication
- Largest Order Received from Individual by Telegram
- Hupp Acquitted by Cleveland Jury
- War Finance Bill Passed by Senate
- Discredited Pastor a State Witness
- Italians Have a War Scandal
- Sixty Millions Are at Stake
- Uprooting All Desire for Peace
- Ambiguous
- Did You See 'Em?
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- Page 5
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- State Aid for Road Work May be Given
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- Dutch Paid for Loss of Steamer
- Dorothy Dix Talks
- High School Has a Service Flag
- Conference of the Reorganized Church
- Examinations of Men in the Draft
- Enforced Loyalty on Business Basis
- Deaf and Blind Are Given Recognition
- Rumanian Peace Cheered
- Local News
- Page 6
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- Ogden City Band to Lead in the Parade on Monday Evening, from Hotel to Tabernacle
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- [Illegible] Dummy Fleet of Wooden Ships Fools Huns Seven Moths in War's Best Hoax
- Keeps Posted on New Methods of Mountain War
- Wants Better Car Service to North
- Time Approaches for the Troops to Go
- Cars Must be up to Capacity
- Chinese to Allow Exports to Allies
- Page 7
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- J. A. Schelin's Burns from Gasoline Explosion in His Home Prove to be Fatal
- Random References
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- Wong Lee Caught in Act of Selling a Ticket
- Five Eliminated in the Weber Club Contest
- Deaths and Funerals
- Farm Bureau Favors Furlough Bill Now before Congress
- Cavalry to be Sent Overseas
- Wets Win over Drys in Chicago
- Ten Thousand Cane Field Men Strike
- Amended Complaint is Filed in a Damage Suite
- Society
- Three Arrested on Drink Charge
- Real Estate Transfers
- World's Markets
- Chicago Quotations
- Utah Stocks
- Page 8
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- Variety of Weather during the Past 24 Hours
- Frequent Mailings Requested by the Postmaster
- Delinquents Beings Sought after by the Police
- Overland Trail Good Roads Day
- Good Roads Week to be Held in April
- North Weber Stake Conference Sunday
- Gov. Hunt Calls Special Session
- British Vote Big War Fund
- French Honor Red Cross
- Kaiser Sends Long Telegram
- Wheat Standards to be Revised
- Dubois of Idaho on Ordnance Board
- Physicians, Midwives Must File Reports
- Young Men Should be Enlisted in the Utah Regiment
- Three Bootleggers Are Caught by the Police
- Theatres
- Less Divorces in 1917 than in Year Previous
- Governor Deplores Immigration Faults
- Real Estate Note
- Russian Army Takes Jamburg
- French Economists Are More Hopeful
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- High School Seconds Lose Deciding Contest
- Bombs Dropped on U. S. Sector
- Stolen Animals Are Traced by the Officers
- Japan is Ready - Her Armies Are Fit Her Navy is Prepared to Strike for Democracy
- Woman 85 Years Old and Blind, Knits Soldier Socks
- "Give an Acre" to War Work Funds
- Money Supplied by Rockefeller
- Cudahy Claims Packers Are Good
- Why Von Wedell Left for Home
- Page 10
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- Barrow Thinks Red Sox Great
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- Lou Dillon's Record Threatened -as Murphy Preps Miss Harris M
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- Box Elder Wins over B, Y. U. High
- Bees Play Pool to Take up Time
- Let's Not Forget That Uncle Sam is Perfecting Dirigibles, Too
- Twelfth Ward Boys Win Their Game
- Captain to Devote Time to Athletics
- James Coffroth Negotiates for Tiger Franchise
- Camp Lewis Has a Fine Theater
- Rains, So Oaks Play Checkers
- Seals Held Back by Rain Storm
- Expert Bowling at A. B. C. Meet
- Huggins Starts for Macon Camp
- Mack Sends Pink Bodie to Yankees
- Will Enter French Army
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-03-08 | Page 3 | Vice President at School Dedication
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-03-08 |
| 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/s6bc51g0 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bc51g0 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Vice President at School Dedication |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-03-08 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6bc51g0/7010379 |