Mormon Hill Monument Unveiling Prompts Westward Pioneering Chronicle
The July unveiling in western New York of a 40 foot granite shaft topped by a Moroni statue marks a Mormon milestone. The article recounts Joseph Smith receiving the golden plates, the subsequent migration west under Brigham Young, and the vast exodus to Utah. It highlights handcart pioneers, Winter Quarters, and the epic trek across plains to the Great Salt Lake, noting persecution, resilience, and lasting impact on American frontier history.
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New York
Palmyra
Mormon Hill
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith
Oliver Cowdery
Martin Harris
David Whitmen
Anzget Moroni
Mormon Church
New World
Great Plains
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Fayette
Seneca County
Kirtland
Ohio
Priotloz
Missouri
Jackson County
Clay County
Caldwell County
Stoggs
Free Republic of
Blissouri
Mississippi
Illinois
Nauvoo
Tinncock County
Hewtemers
Iyram
Carthage
Ford
Ilinois
Leigham Young
California
Oregon
Young
Council Bluffs
Neb
Missouri River
Winter Quarters
United States
Pacific
Stars and Stripes
Great Salt Jaze
Big Mountain
Brigham Young
G. C. Goodwin
Kansas
Death Valley
Middle West
Edmund Ellsworth
Daniel D. McArthur
Iowa City
Iowa
Mormon Outfitting Post
Fach
Edward Booker
James G. Willie
Edward Martin
Iows
Reockles
Quotes on Patronage and Party Power Across Eras
The commentary argues patronage is not needed to sustain the Democratic party. It notes the party’s limited presidential wins since the Civil War and contrasts eras with Grover Cleveland Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D Roosevelt. It cites Cleveland’s stance that public office is a trust and his early use of civil service reforms.
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Appeals to Those of Mature Figure From President Roosevelt
Roosevelt urges education on crop adjustment and stresses that no AAA program aims to destroy food acreage. He argues for mutual carry over planning to balance bumper and short crops and counters critics with axis to grind claims. CAPE PATTERN To readers, fashion notes on capes for mature figures with pattern S312 sizes 16 to 44 and ordering details.
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AAA
United States
Fiellen
Sewley Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Rebuilding Foreign Trade Under Hull Plan
Secretary of State Cordell Hull outlines a steady U S effort to rebuild foreign trade with safeguards against currency fluctuations. He notes that other governments may align policy toward direct trade expansion as world trade grows and currency stability improves, enabling looser exchange controls.
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Cordell Hull
Fellowship Essential By Sir Francis Younghusband
British National Chairman of the World Fellowship of Faiths argues that FELLOWSHIP is a spiritual essence. He predicts scientists will lose their oracle role and the mystic will increasingly reveal the universe’s essential drive through direct inspiration.
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Sir Francis Younghusband
The
World Fellowship of Faiths
Ellowship
Nut
Administration Policies by Governor Eugene Talmadge
The governor questions Washington’s policies under Democratic doctrine and constitutional alignment. He challenges government control of business activities and calls for a return to the Constitution.
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Eugene Talmadge
Georg T
Washington
United States
Extremes by Henry Litaristan Lan
Former President of the U S Chamber argues business leaders oppose not the New Deal core but its excesses. He notes the program includes good aims yet counselor critiques the rapid, headlong push and warns the world faces a rush toward aggressive reform.
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Henry Litaristalan
U. &. Chamber of Commerce
Figure It Yourself Heir Grows Into Family Business
Tie was discussing his son and heir who had recently joined the business. He noted the son was shaping up well but has a long road to go before he can fill his shoes.
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Tie
Political platforms compared to a bunker in golf
A statesman notes party platforms are important yet resemble a golf bunker. The other replies that platforms are required in politics but skill can avoid the hazard.
How's It Holding Out
A quip between two men about aging and business. One reveals he is selling furniture and notes he is selling only his own, 80 far. The exchange captures a tone of dry humor and rural wit.
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Wyoming
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