[…] thirteen as he left school to accept employment as a stable boy for the wealthy Salt Lake City entrepreneur William Jennings. Spry’s subsequent rise to prominence clearly followed the outlines of the Horatio Alger […]
[…] their own pile of dirt. The trees spread shade big enough to sit in and nearby was City Creek for mud-making. Amy made up her mind that she would not leave and she would […]
[…] in them understood that the building stood for them. In Coalville, forty miles northeast of Salt Lake City, the tabernacle was built between 1879 and 1899 at great cost and personal sacrifice. For the […]
[…] coat. He closed Steve’s manila folder and set it on the pile. “Get this prescription filled at City Drug. They make it for some other patients of mine. You might as well get used […]
[…] in Look Homeward Angel showed we can never go home again. It just is not possible. The city of my youth is itself just a gem of a city. But a city is not […]
[…] University to 1962.” Brigham Young University, 1973. Maynard, Gregory Phillip. “Alexander William Doniphan, the Forgotten Man from Missouri.” Brigham Young University, 1973. Miller, Michael K. “Toward a Measurement of the Adequacy of Health Services […]
[…] were able to stay most of the week with friends in Washington and enjoy some of the city’s historical and cultural richness and see the lovely wooded reaches of the Potomac River. But it […]
[…] In 1873 we find him wishing, “health permitting,” he could “go and help the brethren found a city somewhere on the Colorado River on the line of the projected Southern Pacific Railroad.” It is […]
[…] This can be accounted for in part at least by the fact that there has been a de-emphasis on the concert style performance as opposed to a more directly functional performance in the evolution […]
[…] Barton family (Father, Mother, hired girl Lena, Wid, James, Katie and Davy) are closing their Salt Lake City home for the annual move to their cabin in Armchair Canyon, twelve miles east of the […]