Antiques Boom Draws National Attention And Advice
Sylvia Porter notes a thriving 1968 antique boom with over 20 000 active dealers and expected 650 million dollars in US sales. Experts Sterling Emerson and Ralph Heller offer tips on authenticating items, working with dealers and auction catalogs, and avoiding non authentic pieces.
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Utah's Wasatch and Bryce Canyon Described in Historic Sketch
An old account presents Utah's Rocky Mountains with King’s Peak over 22 miles high, the Wasatch backbone near Salt Lake City and Echo Canyon. It notes Bryce Canyon in Southern Utah, named for Ebenezer Bryce, with features like Castle of Oz and Dreamland Castle carved in colored rocks.
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The Story of Cotton leaflet request
Travel section note inviting readers to request an illustrated leaflet The Story of Cotton by mail. Send to Uncle Ray in care of The La Crosse Tribune with a self addressed stamped envelope for free mailing. Published by Publishers-Hall Syndicate.
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