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- Page 1
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- Nation Wide Strike of Farmers is Urged
- New Premier of Greece Takes Oath of Office
- Harding Makes Plea for Plain Living
- Undertaker Who Sold Poison for Whisky is Guilty
- Ireland Conditions Described
- Hard Days for Titled
- Hotel Men's Tribute Paid Salt Lake Man
- Indians Urge Increased Educational Facilities
- Kansas for Harding
- Religious Education on Decline, Says Pastor
- Ide Shirt factories to be Closed Indefinitely
- Boy Confesses He Played Part in Mail Robbery
- Chicago Opera Company Opens Ten-Week Season
- Annapolis Midshipman Dismissed for Hazing
- Oakland Scout Wins Gold Medal for Essay
- Coast pioneer Woman dies at Age of 107
- Japs Arrange Truce between Fighting Russ
- Prince Seized by Thieves, His Aide Murdered
- Japs Debate Going to War with America
- Three Killed by Electricity When Auto Hits Wire
- Jamaica Ginger Termed Forbidden Beverage
- Hold Death of Twins Was Caused by Neglect
- Believe Train Bandits Wanted Auto to Escape
- Page 2
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- Italian Premier Defends Record
- St. Louis Couple Found Victims of Poisoning
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- Chinese Rebel Chief Escapes
- Former Diplomat Dies
- Soviets Believe Early Recognition at Hand
- Arizona Pair Accused of Fatally Beating Man
- Russian Opera Singer Allowed Short Freedom
- Turks Call Russia Warden of the Orient
- Branch Offices Closed
- Cut This out-it worth Money
- Cuban Outhits Ruth in Games at Havana
- Robbers Strip Rich Divorcee
- Clothing Dealers See Much Brighter Future
- Page 3
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- Made History in Early Days
- Harvest Beets at North Ogden
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- List Work of Highway Board
- Few Changes Made in Idaho's Statehouse
- Davis County Hogs Killed by Cholera
- University Students to Get Turkey Dinner
- Seek Aid of Boxelder in Tuberculosis Drive
- Plan Public Clinic for Utah Surgeons
- Same Light Rates Prevail at Hyrum
- Senator-Elect of Idaho Takes Rest
- Escapes Death in Gravel Pit
- Engineering Joke Costly to Pocatello
- Killed Few Minutes after Bride Arrives
- Three Amendments Approved by Voters
- Idaho May Go Back to Mountain Time
- Patti Gave Jenny Lind Rather Sharp Reply
- Miss Holm Buried at Battle Mountain
- She Runs down Thieves
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- Cotton Industry is Depressed
- Prices Dropping in the East
- Greece Once More a Monarchy
- Idaho's $50,000,000 Irrigation Project
- Just Folks
- Walt mason
- What Will the New Administration Do?
- Women Must Exercise to Retain Beauty, Says Utah Star
- "Girl in Limousine" Pleases Huge Audience at the Orpheum Here
- Wallace Reid Risks His Life in Film at the Alhambra
- Bags Moose with 22-Point Antlers
- New Peppy Bill Opens at the Pantages Today
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- Uncle Sam
- Harold Lloyd and Warner at Ogden Today
- Dr. James I. Vance
- Egyptian Now a N. Y. [Illegible]
- Local News
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- Page 6
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- Utah Stocks in Good Condition
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- Every Employe---from Office Boy up---a Director in Chicago Firm
- Parker Talks to A. C. Irrigation Students
- Jordan Named Sport Manager
- High School Girls in Control of Ball Team
- Local Institutions Granted State Money
- Dinner Not $100 per Plate but worth It
- Identify Driver of Burned Automobile
- 'Economy Shop' Open Tomorrow
- Page 7
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- Kiwanis Club to be Formed
- New Law Firm to Open Office
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- Election Case Goes over in City Court
- Text of Alleged Treaty Printed
- Freed from Custody after He Explains
- Legion Opposes Sale of S. L. Frame Here
- Heavy Coal Shipments Arriving Here Daily
- Armenians Refuse to Form Soviet Government
- Sloane Made President of Scholarly Society
- Interest in Ogden Stock Show Spreads
- Children's Aid Society
- Captains Meeting
- A. M. I. Club
- Couple Weds
- Drama Club
- Fourteenth Ward Mutuals
- Eleventh Ward Party
- Card of Thanks
- New Train Schedule Now in Working Order
- Woman Replies to Husband's Charges
- Mexican Troops Will Guard Coal Miners
- Case Against Negress Once More Continued
- Tillman Wins
- Page 8
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- Wine Poured into Gutters
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- Ex-Scribe Spins Yard for Paper
- Republican Clubs to be Kept Intact
- Hooper Ward to Hold Conference Sunday
- Former German Empress is Again Seriously Ill
- U. S. Department of Labor Asserts Prices Are Lower
- Shipping Board Claims Unpaid
- Too Playful-Must Die
- Want Every Soldier to Get Victory Medal
- Sacred Heart Gives Tapestry to R. C
- San Francisco Firm Buys Cattle Here
- Page 9
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- Haitians Slain by U. S. Marine
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- Girl Playing on Sidewalk Auto Victim
- John Allen, Scot; Ditto, Ethiopian, Face City Judge
- Beats up on Foreman; Forfeits Bail of $10
- Further Drop in Sugar Price
- Fifty Sign up for Scoutmasters' Class
- Seeks Information on Ogden Flying Fields
- Babe on Car Tracks Saved by Motorman
- Rain Tonight and Friday is Forecast
- High Seniors Stage Dance Friday Night
- State Adjutant Looks over Site for Armory
- Fifty Workers Buried beneath Masses of Steel
- Two More Indicted in Building Trust Inquiry
- Dividend Passed
- Poles and Russ Resume Parley
- Legal Notices
- Deaths and Funerals
- Lloyd George Ready to Open Trade with Russ
- An Ordinance
- delinquent Notice
- Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the American Paint Company
- Alias summons
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice to Creditors
- Notice to Creditors
- Page 10
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- Coast Oil Man Hits Navy Chief
- Relief Society Bazaar Opened
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- Random References
- Would Have Stockmen Fix Damaged Roads
- Harding Finds Visit to Mexico Impossible
- Greeks Resign
- Prices of Food Drop 1 per Cent in This District
- Seeking Lost Sister
- Mining Congress Names New List of Directors
- 'Courts Will Improve with Women Judges'
- Four Couples Get Marriage Licenses
- Lieut. Everly Dined by Local Educators
- Wyoming Gridders Reach Here Tomorrow
- Mexican Strikers Order Americans out of District
- Hammer Ended Hits "Ghost" Fears
- Secret Order of Irish Rebel Found, Briton Asserts
- Another Mail Train Robbery Occurs, Report
- Only School of Kind in World
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- Page 11
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- Believe Women Were Attacked
- Legion Aims to Help Disabled
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- High Court Ends Women's Struggle for Baby Irene
- Wyoming Postmasters
- Dangerous Situation in India, Secretary Admits
- Gasoline Used to Start Fire; Babe and Mother Die
- Camp Kearny Given to Public Health Service
- Lighthouse Man Keeps His Vigil over Wife's Body
- Prospectors Leaving Black Hills Country
- Georgia Mob Shoots Two Negroes and Woman
- Six Americans Held by Reds in Moscow Prison
- Chop Suey Prices in Chicago Held Excessive
- Iowa Bakers Enlarge Size of Bread Loaves
- Page 12
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- Giants and Yankees to be Well Managed
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- East High to Depart for Big Coast Battle
- Boy! Page an Adding Machine!
- Sport Chatter
- Women Swimmers Make New Mark
- Chase Refuses to Testify for Chi Grand Jury
- More Witnesses Called by L. A. Baseball Jury
- Panther-Tiger Game to Start at 2:30 O'clock
- Thirteen Machines Entered in Classic
- Stanford to Meet California Eleven
- Dartmouth Sjuad Comes West on next Saturday
- To Increase Schedule
- Boxers Matched
- Leonard Wins from E. Kelly
- Players Sail
- Wares May Again Manage Rainiers
- Colt Sold
- Box Draw
- Ellison Traded
- The Insider Says
- Newsboy Knows 100,000 Faces
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Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-18 | Page 3 | Miss Holm Buried at Battle Mountain
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-11-18 |
| Paper | Ogden Standard-Examiner |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6t44w4d |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t44w4d |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Miss Holm Buried at Battle Mountain |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1920-11-18 |
| Paper | Ogden Standard-Examiner |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6t44w4d/7108787 |