[…] think it was June 14, 1938 and the phone rang. It was Western Union calling from Cedar City and the man read me this long telegram over the phone and it said, “Congratulations, you […]
[…] think of as home. I November 4, 1930 Robert C. Elliott, Esq. Salt Lake Telegram Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Mr. Elliott: I must ask you to regard this letter as purely a private […]
[…] to know what he was writing or speaking about, despite the fact that he had the auda city to make me very uncomfortable in the conclusions he reached. Somehow it is much easier to […]
[…] in the office. Andrew Jenson, Diary, October 1, 1902, MS., Historical Department of the Church, Salt Lake City. President Smith received a two-year liberal arts education at the L.D.S. College in Salt Lake City. […]
[…] & Folly. Edited by Thomas E. Cheney, assisted by Austin E. Fife and Juanita Brooks. Salt Lake City, The University of Utah Press, 1971. ix + 274 pp. $7.50. A Guide for Collectors of […]
[…] will be well received by Church members. No More Strangers. By Hartman and Connie Rector. Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, Inc., 1971. 168 pp. $3.50. Win If You Will. By Paul H. Dunn. Salt Lake […]
[…] passion for anonymity was his trademark, was a key figure in the “power structure” of Salt Lake City and Utah for many years. His role as close friend and confidant of Church presidents Heber […]
for RHC Now I lay me down by the freeway, In a duplex in Cedar City, Utah;
[…] as being itself too an instrument of time. The subject of Pythagoreanism is so controversial and loa ded with uncertainties that what follows should be considered as speculation and suggestion for future research. Also, […]
Both within and without the LDS Church Latter-day Saint archaeologists traditionally have been regar ded as scriptural archaeologists. Although this was prob ably accurate through the 1950s, in the past decade a new generation […]