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- Three Airplanes Coming to Ogden; Italians to Rejoin Peace Conference; Treaty Goes to Germans Thursday
- Why Italians Are Coming Back
- Finnish Reds Are Masters in Petrograd
- Italians Revoke Plan to Give a Statue to Wilson
- Premier Orlando Sends Telegram to Peace Makers
- Nearly 3,000,000 Children Enlist in Garden Army
- Fire at an Air Station
- Horrible Deeds of Communists at City of Munich
- Idaho Engineer Dies
- Local News
- International Situation
- Japan States Policy
- Linotype Men Return
- Good Peace Made
- Belgian People Pained
- Kaiser Wants to Return
- Farmer for the League
- Bank Employes Strike
- Allies Defeat Enemy
- Mine Sweepers Short of Coal
- Czecho-Slovak Minister Killed in an Airplane
- Another British Team Enters Contest for Ocean Flight Prize
- State of Seige
- Local News
- Paulist Father Very Ill
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- Belgian People to Sign
- Peace Terms May 8
- Chinese Protesting Against Decision of Peace Congress
- New Tax Applies to Selling Price of Articles Taxed
- Protest Are Made by Belgian People over Peace Award
- Local News
- Fletcher B. Hammond of Moab, Dies of Injuries Received
- Funeral Services for Wm. E. Bennett
- Famine and Typhus Has Been Wiped out In Serbia
- Gen. Liggett Now in Command of Army of Occupation
- New Hero Comes to Light in War
- Morgan Man Who Worked on U. P. Will be Here
- Sick Soldiers Arrive
- Panics of the Enemy
- She's England's Prize Beauty
- Italy is Invited to Paris
- Deaths and Funerals
- Milk Inspection Not Satisfactory to Farm Bureau
- News in Brief
- Belgians Confer on Return of a Peace Delegate
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- It's All Done with Mere Lines
- Dorothy Dix Talks
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- Founded on Custard
- San Salvador is in Pressing Need of Money
- German Assembly to Meet in Berlin to Review Peace Terms
- Pioneer Railroad Men Registered for the Big Day
- Representatives of J. G. Read & Bros. Depart for East
- French Gunners Kill Americans
- Agricultural Department
- Labor Leader Resigns as Delegate to the Peace Conference
- Anarchist Demonstrations
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- Claims for Deaths Are Explained by the War Bureau
- Memorial for Aviators
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- Random References
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- Francis Wood First Boy in State to Win Palm
- Railway Clerks Are to Have Big Meeting on Tuesday
- Surprise Party for Soldier as He Goes through Ogden on His Return from the War
- Fourteenth Ward of Ogden Has Its First Meeting
- More Paving Asked for in Petition to City Board
- Soldier Urged to be in Line at 10 A. M. Saturday
- Daughters of the Mormon Battalion to Take a Big Part in Parade, on May 10
- Deaths and Funerals
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- The Realm of New Music
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- State School for Deaf and Blind Annual Exercises to Which Public is Invited
- Water Pipes Should be Laid before Paving
- "Stolen Orders" is Tremendous Hit at the Orpheum
- City to Buy Car for Use of the City Engineer
- Violators of Liquor Laws Are Taken to Salt Lake
- El Monte Commandery No. 2, Knights Templar
- Ogden Chapter No. 2, Royal Arch Masons
- Big Party to be Given to Men of 91st Division
- Milk Producers of Plain City before Municipal Court
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- Strikers Turn Back Workers at Shipyards
- Supreme Court Upholds Decree
- Oil Company Buys Bonds
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- I. W. W Holding a Convention
- French Cabinet Favors Report on the Peace Treaty
- Austro Germans Issue Manifesto
- German Reporters Complaining of French Treatment
- Spanish Leaders Uphold Premier
- Experts Analyze Explosives Used in May Day Bombs
- Units Assigned to Early Convoy
- Dispute over Victory Loan in Oregon
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- National League
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- Oaks Lose to Portland 4 to 3
- Salt Lake Loses Two Games
- Corn Market Falls 12 Cents on Flour News
- When the First Locomotive Whistle Was Heard in Ogden in 1869, There Was Rejoicing
- Speed, That is What Everyone Wants
- Track Meet is Held by Americans in S. O. S. Department
- American League
- Seattle Rallies; Tigers Lose
- Returns Home
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- Senators Win over Angels
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- Brazil Grateful to Americans Aid during War
- Ireland Asks for Complete Separation from Great Britain
- Huns Run Factories with Machinery Taken from the Belgians
- Nation-Wide Campaign for U. S. Ownership of Telegraph Lines
- Local G A. R. to Go to Encampment
- Reception Given to Boys of 362nd in Salt Lake
- Hungary Enters an Indignant Protest over Legation Seizure
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- Chinese Grow More Indignant over Settlement
- Greece Thanks U. S. Red Cross for Timely Aid
- Yeomen, Attention
- Attempt to Kill Commander
- Transports due Soon in N. Y
- Mrs. Johanna Larson Dies at Home on Eighteenth Street
- Local News
- Mrs. Crosswy Laid to Rest beside Her Parents
- Pirates Bunch on Cardinal Pitchers
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- Elder David O. McKay Delivers an Address before the Mutuals
- Hawaii as Seen by Dr. Robinson and Wife on Their Tour
- Rumanians Welcomed
- Von Hindenburg to Retire to Private Life
- Red Cross Aids Sufferers in Herzegovina
- Local News
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders of the Liberty Land & Livestock Company, of Liberty, Utah
- Notice to Contractors
- Notice of Delinquent Sale
- Legal Notices
- Notice
- Notice of Sale for Special Taxes
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- Local News
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- Chicago Grain
- World's Markets
- Annie Day Porter is Summoned by Death
- Men Who Worked on Union Pacific and Central Pacific
- Ogden Musicians' Protective Union
- Fined $1000 Each for Shipping Liquor into Dry Territory
- Bear Killed by Two Hunters from This City
- In Police Court
- Three Planes Are to Fly to Ogden from Coast
- E. L. Waltemeyer One of Pioneers on the Railroad
Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-05-05 | Page 1 | Nearly 3,000,000 Children Enlist in Garden Army
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-05-05 |
| 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/s6vm5fb7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vm5fb7 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Nearly 3,000,000 Children Enlist in Garden Army |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-05-05 |
| Paper | Ogden Daily Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6vm5fb7/7128562 |