Utah Desert Rocks Hold Ancient North American Ties
A feature on Utah rock art argues ancient peoples left both pictographs and petroglyphs across Promontory Point and the Sevier desert. It describes desert life from one to five thousand years ago, the possible meanings of the glyphs, and the need for scientific study to preserve the fragile inscriptions amid erosion and tourism. The piece notes legends among Paiute and other tribes about talking structures and the enduring value of these inscriptions to archeology.
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Ono Desert News
Briggs Family Table Talk Dinner Menu June Week Four
For the fourth week of June the Mother Briggs menu notebook lists dinners including Yordns Cheese Ttarebit on Wholwheat Toast arret strips Fruit salad Gingerbread with Whipped Cream Milk to drink Teexary Noast Veal Shoulder Hot rolls and Butter Potatoes Cuttered spinach Canned Peaches and Eponge Cake Milk or Coffee Wednesday Liver and Bas 1 Sante Creamed New Potatoes Green Onions and Radishes Wholewheat Bread Dutter Cinnamon Rhubarb Sante Chocolate Cup Cake
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National Dairy Council menu notes by Lorraine Gatz
A readable fragment lists dishes under National Dairy Council with items like baked ham, potato chips, scalloped tomatoes, cabbage slaw, baked apples and raisins, oatmeal cookies, coffee, creamed shrimp toast rounds, parsley peas, cucumber salad, strawberries with cream and chocolate milk shake. Mentions buttered Saturday and southern fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, butter, asparagus, tomato salad, strawberry ice, coffee.
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Missionaries and community planning dominate Fourth of July
Lapo int ward Elders organized a ball team and a Sunday school pageant. A celebration for the Fourth of July was planned with committees chosen. Local news covers baptisms, visitors, family visits, hospitalities, and a political note on government spending and taxation.
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Where Our Money Goes In Debt and Wasteful Policy
A historical notice arguing that U S debt per capita rose from 729 in 1900 to 3437 in 1931 and that deficits from 1921 1952 1679 would push federal debt to 18 24 billion. It criticizes war blame and cites inefficient Farm Board Boulder Dam funding and post office deficits as examples of government waste.
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