Utahs Valley North of Great Salt Lake Holds Rich Plentiful Resources
A Utah letter surveys the region from Salt Lake City, describing the valley layout, climate, irrigation needs, soils, crops, and mining prospects. It notes wheat and vegetables, large potatoes, beets, and squashes, with water from canyon creeks and shallow wells. discusses statehood questions and economic interests shaping Utahs future.
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Utah
Great Salt Lake
Central Plains
Salt Lake
Oxden City
Utah Fair
Wahsateb Mountains
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Joseph Daniel
Plainview
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GIL. & Brown
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Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
H. K. Blackstone
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John Dixon
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Wad Gage
Frank Kanode
Charlie Inseho
Mra. Wessenberger
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Pine
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Minnie Rolston
Loagan
First Presbyterian Church
Moore
Roberts
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John Spies
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Thomas Rowland
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Frank Knowles
Little Hocking
Samuel LaFaber
Marietta
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Lewis Pack
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Wm. Green‘hill
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James Beaver
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Irvin
Thomas Harper
New Lexington
Columbus and Eastern Railroad
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Thomas H. Mills
Saffell
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Joseph McShane
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Bristol
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