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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

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California to Utah trip by Mrs Eysink party

Mrs L A Eysink and daughters Anna and Mary chronicle a two week Western Coast tour from Muscatine Iowa. They describe stops in El Reno and Oklahoma City then Los Angeles and Pasadena sights including date palms, orchards, gardens, and the 80 acre Busch Gardens. The journey continues to San Francisco, Ogden and Salt Lake City with details on parks, coast views, temples, the Great Salt Lake, Sea Gull Monument, and Utah Capitol.

L. A. Eysink Anna and Mary Park Ave Muscatine Iowa The Chronicle Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Arizona California Utah Nevada Colorado Nebraska el Reno Oklahoma City Los Angeles Calif Indio Coachiella Valley Colton Pasadena Lincoln Park Selig Wild Animal Zoo South Pasadena Colorado Street Busch Gardens Orange Grove Avenue Elysian Park Bunker Hill Pershing Square Hollywood Beverly Hills Westlake Park Sawtelle Santa Monica Ocean Park Venice Coney Island of the Pacific Culver City Cecil B. DeMille San Francisco Oakland San Fran Bay Golden Gate Park Ocean Beach Cliff House Presidio United States Coast Defense Golden Gate Mile Rock Chinatown Ogden Ogden Canyon Arte Park

The U of Utah’s giant mountain letter is repainted annually

The University of Utah’s famous large U sits on the mountainside, 100 feet high and wide, with 20 foot thick sides. Placed years ago by students, it is painted white each year, and the story continues on page 7.

University of Utah

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