Ogden Daily Standard | 1920-03-29 | Page 12 | Southern Counties Well Pleased with Dixon Lectures

u comes 1 . ILL PLEASED ITU IDIXDW LECTURES This morning President Henry A. Dixon returned from an extended lecturing lec-turing tour in the interest of the Utah Educational campaign. During- his nine days of absence ho lectured in 'Heiner and Price. Carbon county, and in Cleveland, Huntington, Lawrence, Castle Dale,- Ferron. violin, Elmo and "Mohrland towns of Carbon county. In all he gave 15 lectures. Considerable enthusinsm was expressed ex-pressed by the citizens of these southern south-ern counties, for Uio lecture halls were crowded to overflowing. It appeared, says President Dixon, that the people of these counties feel that no sacrifice is" too great for the education of their children. Excellent school buildings are seen everywhere and the citizens possess an open mind for educational progress. Since the citizens of Carbon county are largely of foreign extraction, Presi dent Dixon while in this county lectured lec-tured on Americanism. The citizens of Emery county willingly will-ingly put over a ?250,000 bond issue for school purposes. nn