Two trains associated with President Harding's visit to Cedar City and Zion Canyon, June 25, 1923. Some say the second train was a work train which came ahead of President Harding's train to check the track for security.
Two trains associated with President Harding's visit to Cedar City and Zion Canyon, June 25, 1923. Some say the second train was a work train which came ahead of President Harding's train to check the track for security.
Sheep; Livestock; 4-H clubs; Southwest Utah Livestock Show--Cedar City (Iron County, Utah)
Jackie Evans, 4-H club exhibitor from Delta, right, exhibited this Grand Champion lamb and also exhibited the Grand Champion ewe in the Hampshire division of the breeding stock show. Purchase of the animal was Sugar Loaf Cafe of St. George, paying...
Range management--Dixie National Forest (Utah); Grazing
Taken in Section 25, T. 36S, R. 17W, facing north west. The highest peak in the picture is Pinon Peak on the forest. The hills in the foreground are typical of this section, that is, scattered pinon pine, cedar, mahogany and considerable sage...
Theodore and Ida Chidester home, 25 North 300 West. Built in 1918 by J.J. Page. The Chidester family had one of the first cars in Panguitch. They owned one of the first service stations in town and ran a cafe for many years. The home was sold to...
H. and R. Building and Supply, formerly Elmer Hardware Company, 25 East 100 North. Vaughn Heaton and Gene Russell purchased this business from A.L. and Elizabeth Elmer.
Palmer, William R., 1877-1960; Mormon Church; Mormon Church--History;
Expedition sent by the LDS church to Mexico and Central America for archeological study, headed by Professor Cluff of Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah; given to William R. Palmer by Bert Allen on March 25, 1940
Iron mines and mining--Iron County (Utah); Utah International, Inc.
Display of rotary tric-cone bit used with Stanton carbide. Used for drilling holes in very hard iron ore. Holes were then loaded with explosives. On picture, "784 Ft. 25 1/2 HR."