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- English Fleet is in Action off Kronstadt
- Fliers Tell of Bandits
- America Wins Gratitude of the Germans
- Repeal Wins in House
- Mexicans Deny Relations with U. S. Strained
- National Guards Have Only 36,013 Enlistments in Month
- British Sinking Ships
- British Sink the Bolshevik Battleship
- Navy Situation Very Grave with Complement Short
- Prince of Wales is Kept Busy since His Landing
- Bombing Planes Cross Border
- Cavalry Pursuing Mexican Bandits
- Roadmaster of O. S. L. Has Been Given Pension
- Thousands Stand in Line to Buy Army Foodstuffs
- Beer Restrictions Lifted
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- Montana Resident Drowned in Idaho
- Forty Mines Entombed in Oak View Mine
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- Arrival of the Convoy Makes an Important Test
- Another American is Kidnaped by Mexican Bandits
- Two Bodies Recovered
- Officer Recruiting Ahead of the Army Convoy Forces
- Swift Manager Arrested
- Kansas City Cattle
- Who is Responsible for Mistreatment of Animals?
- Aiding Soldiers
- Violated Storage Law
- Couldn't See the Joke
- May Receive Benefits
- Page 3
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- Browns Defeat St. Louis in a Last Game
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- American League
- Chicago 11, Athletics 6
- Tigers 4, Senators 3
- Pirates Beat Senators in 13 Innings
- Indians 2, New York 1
- Salt Lake Horse Wins Feature Race
- National League
- Cards 1, Braves 1
- Red Sox Secure Wilhoit in Kansas
- Salt Lake Team Again Loses to Angels 4 to 2
- Coast League
- Bengals 12; Rainiers 2
- Boston Americans Buy Heavy Hitter of Western League
- Vancouver to Fight for Place in Coast League
- Salt Lake Horse Wins Pace on Eastern Track
- Martin Bests Fox
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- Page 4
- Page 5
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- Great French Plane Goliath Still Missing
- For the Youngsters
- The Old Gardener Says
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- Use for Needle
- Jack Leonard on a Visit to Ogden after Service
- Boy Sentenced to Jail is to be Given a Home
- Opposes Bills Intended as an Attack on Packers
- Shooting on the Range of the Navy
- Special Session
- Steel Workers Unions Canvass a Strike Vote
- Governors Action Problem of High Cost of Living
- Former Kaiser Has Purchased Doon Estate in Belgium
- Crop Conditions in Utah Are Not Discouraging
- Aviators Were Made Prisoners While on American Soil
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- Random References
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- Motor Train Gets an Early Start for Salt Lake
- Divorces Granted
- Milestone Placed in Honor of the Motor Train
- Chicago Grain
- Officers' Tents Entered and Government Maps and other Property Taken
- Order List Received by Postmaster and Goods Are Now Being Ordered
- Ogdenites Who Are to be Present at Dinner to be Given to the Governors
- Sugar Company Holds an Election and Names an Eastern Man Treasurer
- Legal Notices
- John Culley, President of Association, Goes East to Attend Convention
- Ogden Boy Was in Heavy Battles of the War
- Deaths and Funerals
- Society
- Local News
- Page 7
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- Officers of Convoy Entertained at Weber Club
- Committee on Irrigation is to Meet Wednesday
- Utah Canning Co to Open for the Tomato Season
- Packers Are a Bad Influence in Business World
- Confident the Aviators Are Not Being Mistreated
- Letters of Retired Stateman to His Fool Friends
- Bear Killed near the Harris Camp in North Fork
- Big Bond Given by Utah Construction on Coast Work
- Alimony Awarded in the Case of Vernil I. Cragun
- Germans and Poles in Fight on Frontier
- Top of High Prices Has Been Reached Says Henry Last
- Foch and Pershing Will Attend the Legion Convention
- All Tonopah Mines Closed While Wage Advance is Debated
- Archduke Joseph Agrees to Resign as a Dictator
- Local News
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- Do Not Fail to See This
- Utah Fighting Men Return Form France
- Suit for Damages is Quickly Settled
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- Warm Welcome is Given to Men of Army Motor Corps
- Governor Favors Strong Action in Mexican Affair
- Arrival of Boys from War Service
- State Firemen Are to Meet at Sandy, Utah
- Employment Agencies Are to be Regulated by the Utah State Commission
- "Tangled Threads" Bessie Barricale
- Power Plant Burned Idaho Penitentiary
- Local News
- Local News
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-08-19 | Page 1 | Thousands Stand in Line to Buy Army Foodstuffs
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-08-19 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6v41x6w |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v41x6w |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Thousands Stand in Line to Buy Army Foodstuffs |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-08-19 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6v41x6w/7021822 |