Utah Legislature Ends Eighteenth Session with Major Reforms
The Utah Legislature wrapped its eighteenth session by passing the Boulder Dam Compact and a tax revision plan creating a 14‑member commission. It approved a $1,185,000 state building program, a $750,000 education uplift via an equalizing fund, and numerous reforms including old age and firemen pension extensions, corporation tax changes, and a Capper Act related college funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Boulder Dam
Code Commission
Ryan
House
Senate
8. M. Jorgensen
Hammond
Jorgensen
Boards of Education
Agricultural College
Easter Rabbit and Egg Legend Across the Nation
Pathfinder Magazine recounts Easter origins and customs with emphasis on the rabbit and eggs as symbols. It explains ancient pagan roots, the moveable date rule for Easter, and the practice of red eggs during Lent, noting later color variety and modern playful egg rolls for children and the White House on Easter Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Indy
Council of Nice
Becaué
Pathfinder Magazine
Easter Morning on a Roman Road and Resurrection Imagery
A poetic meditation contrasts scenes of the crucifixion with Easter morning optimism. It questions certainty of Easter truth yet celebrates rebirth, noting blooming trees, green turf, and the season’s alignment with resurrection themes across a broad, hopeful landscape.
Easter Weather Outlook Bright for Portland
The Portland Oregonian notes a hopeful Easter forecast with sunshine and mild conditions. It anticipates flowers, green lawns, and a pleasant holiday, despite usual weather superstition about forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregonian
German Easter Traditions and Seville Good Friday Parade
The article describes German children believing the Easter hare lays painted eggs and a lifting custom in English regions. It adds that in Seville a society man walks barefoot with a cross to honor family vows, funded by inheritance laws, and notes a blindfolded girl symbolizing Faith in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Seville
Waseff
Spain
Utah News Briefs Highlight Local Grants And Weather
Utah towns report growth and projects across Kaysville Provo Ogden Spanish Fork Richfield and Salt Lake City. Potatoes yields reach 8 312 000 bushels on 23 000 acres. Zion Park highway grading progresses. wind and snow affect regions. public works include water pipes and school construction plans in Tooele County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaysville
Utah
Provo
Ogden
Aire van de Graaff
Spanish Fork
Second South Street
Third
Sixth East
Forture
Richfield
Moun
Tata
St Telluride Power Company
Zion Park Highway
B. J. Finch
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Finch
Salt Lake
India
Gregory Graham
Brown-Williamson Tobacco Company
Louisville
Roosevelt
Uintah Basin
Fort Duchesne
Colorado-Utah
Duchesne-Wasatch County
Emil Hanron
United States
Tooele
Tooele County
Scott & Welch
Tooele City
Grantsville
Verrion
H.W. Harvey
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sonfus
James E. Freeman
D. D
LL. D
Minneapolis Tribune
Mary Nesd
Batia
Actioz
Trespol
New
Joseph
Oiy
the ‘Efu
Asagi
Embodi
Upa
Christ
Public Utilities Commission
Utah State Code Commission
Echo Reservoir
Colorado River Commission
Colorado River
Secretary of State
State Board of Education
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
County ‘Commission
State Treasury
Nquor
Senate Judiciary Committee
State Code Commission
Uintah India Reservation
Louis 9. Cates
Interior
Congress
Board of Elk Control
Little Bear
Cub
Utah Lake
Bear River Bay Migratory Bird Refuge
Rabbit and Egg Legend Universal
Nocal
God
Son of God
Kerlin
Fred B. Albee
The
American Magazine
Agnes Farnsworth
Summit County
Park City
Coalville City
Kamas Town
South Summit
North Summit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!