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- Officials from Coast to Coast Warning Public Against Danger of Death in Whisky Substitutes
- Weather Forecast
- Review of Navy Awards
- Premier Nitti is Asked to Delay Visit
- Prince to Pay Penalty
- Fuel Famine in Petrograd
- Kolchak Facing a Crisis
- Japanese Gain Control of Very Rich Province
- Aged Confederate General Dies in Richmond, Va
- Socialists Take Railroad Station
- Baker Calls Meeting
- Heavy Immigration Taxing Facilities of Ellis Island
- Government Employes Facing Death at a Lighthouse
- Melting Snow Swells the Rhine River 12 Feet Above Normal
- Coal Shortage Predicted for next Month
- French to Exploit Coal Mines in the Sarre Basin
- Negro Dies at Hocking, Ohio at Age of 128
- Gompers Calls Meeting of Four R. R. Brotherhoods
- Japan to Hold Line
- Federal Prohibition Director
- Local News
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- Ogden is Center of Big Canning Industry
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- Canned Goods Wholesome and Economical, Prejudice Being Wiped out by Publicity Work
- William Craig Canneries Noted for Fine Quality of Product Several Factories Operated
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- Utah Canning Industry Grows from Production of 8,000 Cases to 2,000,000 Cases Annually
- Can Factory at Ogden Furnishes Containers for Utah Canning Plants
- Imperial County Buys Certificates of Indebtedness
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- Mrs. Thomas Olsen
- Miss Edythe Crawshaw
- Piano Recital Today
- Miss Buford Johnson
- Visiting in Salt Lake City
- Miss Grace Carden in Ogden
- New Year's Eve Party
- Christmas in Ogden
- Married Christmas Day
- Wedding
- Christmas Program at the Lutheran Church
- Comedienne of Local Play and One of Principals Nicely Chosen
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- Miss Edna Bertha Malan
- Party in Berthana Wednesday
- Spent Christmas Home
- At the Martha Society Day Nursery
- Leave for Pacific Coast
- Miss Helen Rich Home
- At the Healy Ballroom
- Miss Peterson in Ogden
- Monday Meeting of American Legion
- In Second Ward Wednesday
- To Leave for Coast
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- Utah Packing Corporation's Five Big Canneries Turn out Thousands of Cases
- Canning Pea Welcomed by Utah Farmer to List of Crops
- Nearly Everything Canned near Ogden
- Ancient City is Celebrating Its Freedom
- Jazz Music Gains Favor in Mexico City Dance Halls
- Call for Nine Best Airmen in America Issued by Aero Club
- The Bible Inspired
- To Charge 7 Cents for Single Fares
- Notice
- Sale of War Saving Securities is Good
- Joe McCarthy Signs
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- Higher Rates to be Demanded by Railroads
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- Tablet to be Placed at Base of Monument of John Paul Jones
- Bishop Declares War Lowered the Marriage Prestige
- American Legion Posts Now Total 6,561 is Report
- Compromise is in Sight
- We Arch Much Favored
- After Christmas
- At the Close of the Year
- When Money Corrupted and Ruined
- American Fighters Defeat Two French Opponents in London
- Children's Parties Should Not be Held at This Time
- Young Widow Held in Case of Her Slain Husband
- Fifteen Hundred Steel Men Vote to Continue Strike
- Notice
- Pershing Praises Women
- Last Survivors Dies
- Local News
- No News from Sailors
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- Random References
- Coasting Party Monday Night under Supervision of Community Service
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- Murdered Man Had Been Seen by Others
- Dr. E. P. Mills, Home from Siberia, is to Speak in Congregational Church Tomorrow Evening
- County Infirmary Christmas Tree
- B. H. Roberts to Speak in Ogden Tabernacle on History of the Mormon Battalion
- Roy Woodard Again Has Disappeared from Jail
- Suit to Compel Issuing of Stock to Local Estate
- Harry Hollister Goes to Oregon
- Entries to Poultry Show Must be in Sunday Noon
- Dr. W. S. Paine to Speak
- American Legion to Hold Election
- Pershing Welcome is to be Outlined
- Nation-Wide Search for Missing Scientist
- Farr West Has a Celebration
- New Cabinet Officer is Close Friend of Ogdenites
- Becomes Forest Ranger in the Indian Valley
- Brig. Gen. R. W. Young is Not Expected to Live
- Deaths and Funerals
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- Oregon Team Strongest on Pacific Coast
- Toledo Wants Dempsey Champ Boxing Bout
- New Contracts for 1920 Are Given Players
- Vice Admiral Jones Refuses to Accept a Service Cross
- Tells of Early Utah Rail Work
- Women Seek to Have Treaty of Peace Ratified
- Austrian Aviator Wins 10,000 Pound Prize for Flight
- Soccer Football to Attract Large Crowds at Games
- Boys May Take Hike This Summer
- Plea to Manufactrers
- Candidate for Governor
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- Kansas People Are to Meet in Ogden January 28
- Alias Summons
- Superintendent Goes to Meeting at Boise, Idaho
- Realistic Shipwreck in Farnum Feature
- Fairbanks' Latest Production Kills All Superstitious Ideas
- Cases Set for Hearing in Court of Judge Agee
- Marines Arrive on Way to Pacific Coast
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- Notice
- Legal Notices
- We Have for Sale or Trade
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Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-12-27 | Page 1 | Coal Shortage Predicted for next Month
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-12-27 |
| 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/s6gq80r0 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gq80r0 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Coal Shortage Predicted for next Month |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-12-27 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6gq80r0/7062479 |