Public flower displays found throughout Utah state
Utah gardens attract visitors with public displays statewide. From Salt Lake City landmarks to the International Peace Gardens, exhibitors showcase Japanese Swiss German and other national garden styles alongside University of Utah botanical displays. Tourists photograph massed plantings across municipal parks and historic sites.
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Lubbock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Mormon Temple
Jordan River
Germany
England
Norway
France
China
Italy
University of Utah
State Capitol
Holy Cross Hospital
Qeden
Howat
New Zealand
Japan
Farmington
Old State House
Fillmore
Springvile
Nephi
Provo
Lehi
South Sea Isles
City County
Ouden
Ford Foundation Hit By Red Youth Paper
A garbled report describes concerns about the Ford Foundation linked to a group or paper in Moscow. It mentions teachers and a mission related to a weeklong event, with references to communists or conspiratorial actions and a university context.
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Ford Foundation
Red
Moscow
Ford
Love and Beauty Flowers as Sentiment Symbols
The text discusses how flowers convey sentiment with roses signaling beauty and affection, carnations for promise, and lavender violet and daisies representing friendship and innocence. It notes color symbolism and the idea that floral language expresses emotion without plain words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messien
Hanster
Onohis Papel
New Daffodils and Tulip Unveiled This Fall
Four new daffodils and one tulip debut this fall, including Giant Trumpet, Serenade Silvretta, Ahov, Gold Collar, and Sunset Serenade. Central Park Darwin hybrid tulip arrives as an early apricot bloomer with gold streaks. Russian horse owners plan to visit England to acquire horses as envoys are dispatched.
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Ahov
Darwin
Central Park
Moscow
Splash Day Winners and Winners at Warner Park
Winners announced for Splash Day events held at Warner Park on Thursday afternoon directed by Miss Connie Marston and Make Me Cracken. Contests included best sun tan, freckles, pasture, and penny scramble with multiple winners among boys and girls. Upcoming Splash Days at Pioneer Park and Catliste Park are noted along with results from a park crabave rounds and Posey School division winners. Also reports a Brazilian school youth ring forging report cards with signatures.
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Warner Park
Connie Marston
Trent Poindexter
Chas Marston
Sally Bagwell
Bromwin Cobb
Carls
Jean Poindexter
Sherry Sanford
Chees Carntck
Dike Alford
Sandy Tucwell
Tom Bagwell
Linda Wilson
Margaret Clayborn
Carel Gordon
Rene Pacheco
Nora Cane
Sally Nombrana
Stubbs Park
Debra Wilkins
Patsy Sliger
Brendan Benton
Charlotte Weaver
Barbara Mathis
Robbie I Goodjohn
Dolly Kathy Wild Hat
Barbara Follis
Gwen [Botik
Trophies Awarded at West Texas Gladiolus Show
The West Texas Gladiolus Society held a July show with a pot luck supper at J. C. Williamson's home. Awards went to Williamson, Reese, Henderson, Staples, Snath, Hoders, and others for grand champion spikes, sweepstakes, and miniature divisions. An article promotes wicker baskets as decorative flower containers.
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West Texas Gladiolus Society
J. C. Williamson
Ball
Willamson
Smokey
John Reese
Don Henderson
Lillian Staples
Firene Snath
Ope
Thorell Hoders
Rancventent
Troy
Academy Representative Visits City for Prospective Students
San Marcos Academy representative Bob Bercheville visits Lubbock to discuss the school's new two‑semester plan enabling students to complete yearly requirements in two half terms. He stays at First Baptist Church and visits in the home of a son, Johnny Bercheville.
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Bob Bercheville
San Marcos Academy
San Marcos
Lubbock
Preparatory Ecurrienta
Kereheville
First Baptist Church
Jod Broadway
Jonnny Kercheville
23Rd St
Youncer
Dawson County First Cotton Bale Brought In
LAMESA Special R D Gibson farms near Key community and harvested 9 irrigated acres to bring Dawson County a 560 pound bale and 860 pounds of seed ginned at Bill Weaver Gin in Lamesa. The first bale was 5 days behind last year’s 520 pound bale record set by Dr. Foster on August 10.
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Lamesa
R. D. Gibson
Dawson County
Chamber of Cammeres
Bill Weaver
Gibson
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Mecca
Romedy
RM Cell
Iteam
Are
Ite
Black S Decker
Black & Decker
Brasalia
Doon Taster
Gatests
the Ieenne
Stella Menards
Roy Willamson
Mroo
Calvin Williamson
Chames Tawre
David Wheeler
Davesaves Landscape Service
David J. Wheeler
Wolfe
Euonymus
Sansevicria
Daziler
Thorniess
Wolfe's Fancy Pottery
Wolfe's
Mimosa
Idaho
Reg
Abelia
Schefflera
Begonias Reg
Bermuda
West Side Buddys
Orlando
Pecos Peat Bulk
Pecos
Fesh Healthy Plaias
Wolfe Nursery
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