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- United States Urged by Entente Governments to Take Early Action on the Peace Treaty
- Plea to America
- Miners Respond to Call
- Crowned King
- Arctic Birds Fly South
- Local News
- President Proclaims the Fourteenth Decennial Census of United States
- Two Americans and an Englishman Are Held for Ransom
- Slaughter of Elk in Park Declared a National Calamity
- Local News
- Japanese Plan to Colonize Coal and Iron Fields in Chile
- Deputy Warns Italy
- Emma Goldman Wants to Leave with Berkman
- New Political Party to Have 1920 Candidate
- Local News
- Discussing Steel Strike
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
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- Club Calendar
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- Mrs. Fred N. Hess
- Party at the Berthana in Honor of the Soldiers is Great Success
- Tea of tuesday is Pleasant Affair
- Miscellaneous Shower
- Miss Bernice Smith
- Attended Conference in Salt Lake City
- Card Club
- Religion Classes Entertained
- Leaving on Mission
- Spent Short Time in Ogden
- For Mayor J. Healy, Jr.
- At University Club
- Play in the Eleventh War
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- Mrs. Ernest Balch
- Mrs. Hayden Candland
- Attends Wedding
- Leaves for California
- Twelfth War Dchoir Presents Play
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- Surprise Party
- To Spend Holidays in Ogden
- Married on Wednesday
- Present Comedy Drama
- Dance Monday Evening
- Home from Extended Trip
- Dancing Party
- Weber Normal College Senior Vaudeville
- From Palo Alto
- Silver Wedding Anniversary
- Married in Temple
- Married in Salt Lake City
- Allow Children to Play in Great Outdoors
- Engineers Are Working on the Water Allotments
- Talented Young Ladies of Ogden Are to Appear in Play to be Given Soon
- Boys Seek to Escape Hard Winter
- Frozen Engine in Railroad Yards
- Real Estate Transfers
- Railroad Return to Normal
- Seven-Pound Limit to Mail to the Soldiers
- Embalmer in the Tabor Trunk Mystery Weakening
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- Random References
- Jack Harbertson to Meet Ad Santell in January
- Col. Smith Here
- Lily V. Halstead Granted Alimony and the Home
- Martin P. Brown Buys the Farm of Wright-Whitter
- R. and O. Clothing Store to Sell Out
- Many Arrests Are Made during 1919
- New Sugar Factory for Pingree Company
- Thirteen below Zero during Last Night is a Record Frost and Many Pipes Are Broken
- Bear River and Magpie Dam to Supply Water to the Farmers of Weber County
- Terms of Court Fixed by Agee and Pratt
- Falstaff Cafe Sold to the Federal Bakeries
- Very Cold Weather in Ogden Valley
- Deaths and Funerals
- Civic League
- Prof. Hall in an Address to the County Teachers
- Improve Dancing
- World's Markets
- "the Big Idea" Weber Normal Play to be Repeated next Monday
- Construction Work on Aero-Cushion Tire Plant
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- Merchants in Favor of the Chamber of Commerce
- Weather Forecast
- Radio Station at Ogden High School
- Millions Distributed in Christmas Bonuses by Chicago Banks
- Anarchists Expect to Leave for Russia in About a Week
- Aged Man Freezes
- Local News
- Lieut. Col. Howell is Home for a Short Stay
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- Jess Willard to Answer Charges of Profiteering
- American Woman Dies
- So. American Paper's 50th Birthday
- American Aces Are for Better Aerial Service
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- Socialists Assail U. S. and England
- Pan-Germans Still Worrying over the Rhineland Problem
- Fair Prices for Clothing Are Set by Board
- Boy Scouts Invited to Send Delegates to Madrid Convention
- Local News
- Notice
- No Shortage of Sugar
- Export Forbidden
- First Year since War Summarized in Bitter Vein
- Two Years in Army Was Help to Robert Warwick as Actor
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
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- Desperate Fellows Makes Attempt to Escape
- Drama of Russia 'Right to Happiness'
- Angels to be Theme at Presbyterian Church
- British Steamer Sends out S. O. S. off New Foundland
- Esthonia Forced to Conduct Active War on Bolsheviki
- Ship Construction Nets Six Million Tons Deadweight
- Local News
- Largest Pipe Organ in U. S. to be Placed in Redwood Grove
- Zero Temperatures and Frozen Pipes in Salt Lake City
- Ptarmigan Arriving
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- Brilliant Cavalry Raids by Cossacks and 2,500 Prisoners
- "Chic" Harley to Play Professional Ball next Season
- Detroit Club to Do Spring Training at Macon, Georgia
- Cars of Grain Unloaded into Big Sperry Elevator; Mill under Construction
- Minneapolis Star
- Brown Made Captain
- Members of New City Board Hold a Meeting
- Which Reminds U That-
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-12-13 | Page 13 | Fair Prices for Clothing Are Set by Board
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-12-13 |
| 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/s6b57msr |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b57msr |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Fair Prices for Clothing Are Set by Board |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-12-13 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 13 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6b57msr/7058346 |