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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
6
The article notes a brisk Christmas shopping season sparked by a new slogan urging early purchases. It highlights shoppers and clerks, stock quality, and smoother operations, with Ogden stores featuring large Christmas selections. It also discusses vocational education and postsecondary plans for 14 to 18 year olds in Ogden.
The Smith-Hughes program gains popularity per Superintendent Karl Hopkins noting current high school organization limits enrollment and home projects. The system emphasizes one hour classes, with some extension into practical work as efforts continue to align with Smith-Hughes requirements in part-time and night schools.
Berlin reports Minister Lehmidt declared Germany’s economic situation had improved astonishingly and cited statistics showing production in mines shipyards and federal industries nearing prewar levels, reflecting a strong postwar recovery.
Below zero temperatures and heavy snow cripple railroad service in Nebraska. Interfering weather delayed trains on the Bucklington and Quine routes as crews work to clear lines. Forecasts call for more snow and colder air, threatening further disruption across the region.
Record snowfall blankets canyon and Huntsville with up to three feet of snow. City streets iced over as officials order sidewalk snow removal and threaten fines. trains and streetcars operate with delays while residents brace for more cold weather. Two prisoners return to Rome prison after Mantua riot. further details unclear.
A report from Agden urges continuation of part time schooling. Superintendent Kad Hopkine notes employment in nearby plants drew students away during last summer and fall, causing many to fall behind two to three grades.
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