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- French Are Disarming German Citizens
- Johnson Leads Field in Michigan Primary
- Lenine Outlines Peace Offer
- Cotton Grower Alarmed When Pest Appears
- Lowden's Manager Meets with Borah
- Detroit Votes to Build Its Own Car System
- Federal Judge Landis Takes Balloon Trip
- Coal Miners Quit as Protest to Wage
- Legion Wants to Oust Its Officer
- Ten Million in Gold for United State
- Teuton 'Reds' Lose 300 Men in One Battle
- Union Men to Become Strike Breakers Now
- Famous Composers Will be Senators
- Money Spent by France to Occupy Teuton Towns Must be Paid by Germans
- Warsaw Filled Withy Refugees
- News Print Made of Russ Currency
- San Francisco is Given Extensive Deep Water Base
- Population of Logan, Utah Takes Jump in 10 Years
- Japanese Dispatch Note to Russians
- Elks at Tonopah to Hold Installation
- Ship to Depart with Soldier Dead
- Pilots to Receive Strict Medical Test
- Winnemucca to Tar and Feather I. W. W
- Fallon Flour Mill Destroyed by Fire
- Page 2
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- Lone Bandit Kills Policeman before He is Shot Down
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- No Easter Revolt by Sinn Feiners, but Police Busy
- Switchmen's Strike to be Broken by Union Says Chief
- Finding of Girl's Body Brings to End Nationwide Search
- Federal Officers Arrest Pickets at British Embassy
- French Troops to Make Huns Respect Treaty of Peace
- Local News
- Rent Gougers In New York Lose Fight in Court
- Russians Destroy Japan's Consulate in Two-Day Battle
- Striking Carmen Demand $6000 Day for Time off Job
- Three Killed by Snowslide in the Cottonwood Gorge
- Select Crew Who Will Pilot R-38
- Stecher Beats Drask
- Woman Refuses to See Sheriff; Suicides
- Local News
- Page 3
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- Creed Haymond Will Attempt to Set New Record
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- Maroon Diamond Team Departs for Orient
- Local News
- Sport Shorts
- County Expends $2360 on Poor
- Hoover's Certificate
- City Paving to be Completed
- Mexican Bound over for Trial
- Commission Denies Petition for Light
- Roving Marines Coming to City
- Gold Arrives
- Ogden Woman is Toastmistress
- Daniels Plans for Big Flight
- Japanese Attack on Vladivostok Explained
- Local News
- Local News
- Bank is Placed on Irish Loan
- Wisconsin Primary
- Democrats Choosing
- Page 4
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- Letters to the Editor
- Campaigning in Utah
- Rebuilding an Industry
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- Boise Business Men Placed under Arrest
- Coal Ville Man Dies at Age of 63 Years
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- Serbian Hit in Jaw by Bullet
- Little Benny's Note Book
- Prominent Attorney of Idaho Falls Dies
- Examine Talesmen for Oblizato Trial
- Sir John F. Fraser Speaks Here Saturday
- World Problem Based on Brotherhood of Man
- Oil Advances to be Investigated by Board
- Rippling Rhymes
- Wood 2000 Years Old
- Local News
- Page 5
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- Norma Talmadge Orpheum Tonight
- Love and Married Life
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- Marion Holmes Recipes
- Apple Sauce
- Salad Combinations
- Hairpins and Nerves
- Tomatoes in Salad
- Household Notes
- Food Chopper
- Germans Going Back to England
- Save Money on Meat
- New Blouses
- Woolworth Girls to Manage Estate
- Liquor Cannot be Used for Cooking
- Filing is Legal
- Local News
- Polish President Must be of Christian Faith
- U. S. Unpreparedness due to Waste
- Johnson Attacks Treaty Supporters
- Pastor to Tell of "Gilded Palaces"
- Court of Appeals Denies Jurisdiction
- Fail to Recover Bodies of Victims
- Union Carpenters Win out in Butte
- Sub-Committees for Soldier Relief Bill
- Foreign Papers T5o Publish "English"
- Bond Depreciation to be Investigated
- Bulgarian President Dead
- Lansing's Plans to be Used by Colby
- Insolvent Bank Has $1,000,000 Deficit
- State of Nevada is Enjoined by Court
- Goes out of Business
- Queensland Premier
- Local News
- Page 6
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- U. P. to Double Track Line from Here to Granger
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- Random References
- Chamber of Commerce to Back Armory Project; Appropriate $15,000 to Purchase Grounds
- Deaths and Funerals
- U. S. Went to War Just Three Years Ago
- Mayor Brings Address Home
- Wife Sand Her Spouse Nagging
- Steamship Tickets
- Card of Thanks
- Pythians Name Four Grand Lodge Meet
- Ogden Men Win at Stock Show
- Amalgamated to Move Office
- Ward Again in Court Stealing Hay Charged
- Philathea Class
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- City Federated Clubs
- Knights of Columbus
- C. E. O. Club
- W. C. T. U. Meet
- Utopia Club
- W. A. to R. M. A
- Departs for Coast
- Social Club
- Pythian Sisters
- Carnival Dance
- Announce Engagement
- Page 7
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- Weber Men at War over 1800
- Volney C. Gunnell Asks Questions
- Home Rule Measure is Denounced as Humbug
- Many Square Miles in Hawaii Buried in Lava
- Sororities at Stanford Want Separate Houses
- Harding is Speaker
- Inventor of Barbed Wire
- The Standard's U. A. C. Bureau
- To Make Inspection of Canyon Highway
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- Waste of Natural Gas in Texas Much Reduced
- Weather is Handicap
- Thief Robs Wishing Well at Old Town
- French Law Arouses American Importers
- Man 99 Years Old to Wed Woman Sixty-One
- Ogden Musicians Protective Union Local No. 356 A. F. of M
- Great Sacred Cattle of India Win Blue Ribbon
- New York Primaries
- Cowboy Cuts Man up; Stews Him in Kettle
- Man to Serve on Labor Board Hard to Find
- Election in Kansas City
- Local News
- Page 8
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- Enemy Warships Being Allotted
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- Irish Bitterly Oppose British
- Manipulation of Corn Market Being Probed
- Robber of Trust Co. Was Alarm Inventor
- Local News
- Sugar Control Case Continues
- Politicians Preparing for Big Fight Thursday
- Mines Closed by Strike Reopened
- Conference Held
- Recital Pleases Music Lovers
- Lemon Extract and Hair Tonic Get Men in Jail
- Hawaiians Select Two Delegated to Convention
- Drug Clerk Knocked down, Killed by Fall
- President Rapped
- High Prices for Dairy Cattle
- Dickinson Not to Serve as Receiver
- Elmer Apperson is Honored by Hundreds
- One Student Killed in School Strike
- Persian Communists Predict Revolution
- Local News
- Real Estate Transfers
- Ogden Chapter No. 2, R. A. M
- Chilean Nitrate Receipts
- New Industry Found
- Page 9
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- College Tracksters Prepare for 1920 Season
- Two Flashy Youngsters May Brace Infield of the New York Nationals
- Fullerton's Spring Dope
- Bowlers Enter Last Leg of Tournament
- Exhibition Games
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- Amateur Chatter
- Minnesota Boxer is Barred from Frisco Mit Rings
- Starring in Sports
- Moore Beats Bramer
- Greb Beats Roper
- America's Boxers in First Tryouts for Olympic Games
- California Trackmen May Compete in East
- Many Liquor Prescriptions
- Coasters Start 1919 Ball Tilts
- Taylor Beats Hagen
- Local News
- Meehan Outfights Roberts in 8 Rounds
- Frank Moran Beats Cowler in 15 Rounds
- Page 10
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- Chicago Grain
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- World's Markets
- Mining Stock in Greater Demand
- Educational Drive Against Fire Hazard
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- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of Ogden-Wyoming Oil Company
- Notice to Contractors
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- Estray Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting of the Log an Wyoming Oil Company
- Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders of Ogden Packing & Provision Co
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- Potash Company to Build $700,000 R. R
- Literary Club Fetes Throng at Berthana
- Notice to Water Users
- Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale
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- Final Sessions of L. D. S. Conference Being Held Today
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- Plenty Fowl in Nearby Waters
- Water Allotment to be Taken up for Farmers by Committee; Hearing Comes up on April 26
- Ogden Company Wins in Appeal
- Cavalry Unit to be Formed at Brigham
- C. C. Richards Made Democrat Chairman
- Open Japanese Church in City
- Heavy Advance Sale for "Passing Show"
- Recruiting Officer Given Price Station
- Peter Collins Will Speak on Bolshevism
- More Snow and Rain Promised for Ogden
- Irrigation Meeting at Salt Lake Tonight
- Canoe Trip of 650 Miles Being Planned
- Mckay Presides at Teachers' Sessions
- Local News
Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-06 | Page 3 | Local News
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-04-06 |
| Paper | Ogden Standard-Examiner |
| 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/s63f5rqb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63f5rqb |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Local News |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-04-06 |
| Paper | Ogden Standard-Examiner |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | oo Splinters of wood fatted were used for light among the lower classes of England until the fourteenth century. |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63f5rqb/7114142 |