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- Crimean Peninsula Severed by Reds
- Holland Refuses to Give up Ex-Kaiser
- Transport Bringing Rescued Passengers
- Ogden High Rents to Be Probed
- Better to Have Weak Mind than Become Teacher
- Workers Increasing in the Industries
- Loan to Germany
- Elected Sixth Time
- Banker Says it Will Pay Men of Wealth to Assist Europeans
- Decrease in Number of Cases Noted in Chicago Situation
- Reasons for Giving Bagley Decoration Related by Witness
- Protest Registered
- Secretary Daniels Takes Issue with Bryan on Edwards
- Violent Fighting in Progress at Irkutsk
- Smoking under Ban in South Carolina
- Beer and Wine
- Strong Earthquakes Shake Mexico Cities
- Many Tricks Employed to Place Turkey on Side of Germany, Newspapers Say
- Local News
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- The Outlook Praises Orchestra
- Churches Appeal for Relief for Starving
- January Sets Record in Cost of Living
- Foreign Companies to Open Wells in Mexico
- Tailoring Classes in Schools Are Proposed
- Supervisor of Party Politics is Appointed
- Austria's Finances Face Hard Condition
- Many Fines Assessed
- Gen. Pershing Not to Supercede Gen. March
- Logan Prepared to Entertain Guests
- College Athletes to Join in A. C. Meet
- Corning Daily Suspends
- U. S. Credit Causing Rejoicing in Vienna
- Canada Demands Vote in League of Nations
- Potato Boycott
- Trainmen Ask General Raise of 40 per Cent
- Millions for Rifle
- Porkless Rivers and Harbors Bill Fails
- One Page Paper
- One per Cent Tax on All Purchases Urged
- Governor brough and Troops Leave Dumas
- Local News
- Local News
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- Japanese Policies on Russia Named
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- Boom of Herbert Hoover for Presidential Candidacy Growing
- Drug smuggling into the United States from Mexico
- Former Residents of Kansas
- What the Ordnance Department of the United States Army Does
- Topics of the Day
- New Styles
- Gov. Edwards Resents W. j. Bryan's Attack
- More Disorders
- Embroideries
- Cheese Omelet
- Presbyterians Plan to Meet at Capital
- Paris Fashions in False Teeth
- Fight on Prohibition
- Landing Forbidden
- Attacks Made on Anti-Sedition Bill
- Ogden Conservatory of Music
- Flour Price Jumps
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- Random References
- Evening Gatherings Such as Dances Discouraged by Commissioner Ward in View of General Health Situation
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- Carload of Peaches is Lost. Charge, So Suit is Filed
- Results of Police Probe to Reach Public Soon
- Musical Treat for Ogden Theatregoers
- Society
- Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
- Night School Ready for next Semester
- Angelenos Look for Hotel Site in Ogden
- Ashurst Assailing Politics in Senate
- Ogden Dentist Gets Place on National Committee
- Superintendent Hopkins Gives Names of Junior High Students Who Will Enter Higher Schools of the City
- Friends of Irish Freedom Meet Here
- Real Estate Transfers
- Colored Lad of Ogden Has Checkered Career
- De Mont Not Employe of Railway Express
- Nurses Day Set Aside in Honor of War Work
- Sinn Fein Chairman Jailed
- Pan-American Meet is Closed at Capital
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- Japness Arrested
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Page 8
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- Mike Donlin, Beau Brummel of Baseball, is Coming to Town in "Turn to the Right!"
- Pennsylvania Leads in Mileage Contracts
- Warburg Stands for Balanced Budgets
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- Party Sent to Central Pacific Islands to Study Diseases
- Card of Thanks
- Local News
- North Ogden Notes
- "Jewel for a Baby" is Slogan
- T. Don Beason Passes Exam. as Pharmacist
- Immediate Need of Salary Adjustments
- Composer of Katinka Visitor in Salt Lake
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- Band of Fraudulent Revenue Agents Busy
- The Standard's U. A. C. Bureau
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- Bozell Rabbit Drive Huge Success Say Ogden Sportsmen
- Iron Cages Compel Prisoners to Stand
- Permanent Care for Elk Herds Proposed
- Slav Women to Vote
- Irrigation Congress is to Meet in Ogden
- Shopmen Planning to Change Working Hours
- Pulp Wagons Barred from Main Streets
- Madison School to Entertain Tonight
- President Mckay to Open Annual Farm Bureau Meeting
- Educational Drive to Open at Tabernacle in February
- Gunman Guilty
- Local News
- Local News
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- Mental clinic Soon Will be Common Hinckley Says
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- Nothing Alarming in Flu Situation is Announcement
- Director Ballantyne of Choir is Given Letter of Thanks
- Ward Has Meeting on Garbage Disposal
- Census Enumeration of Ogden Nears Completion
- Warren Bureau Has 100 per Cent List
- Woman's Hard Luck Story Wins Her Freedom
- Lewis Juniors Annex Basketball Pennant
- Train Leaves Track but Passengers Saved
- Completion of Highway from Ogden to Yellowstone Park Soon Will be Accomplished Fact Engineer Says
- Cache Forest to be Training School for Rangers
- Real Novelty
- Dr. Mill Tells Police Medicine Case Stolen
Ogden Daily Standard | 1920-01-23 | Page 12 | Ward Has Meeting on Garbage Disposal
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-01-23 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s67m19wn |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67m19wn |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Ward Has Meeting on Garbage Disposal |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-01-23 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Page | 12 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67m19wn/7050864 |