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    • Band of the Branch Normal School

    • Band of the Branch Normal School

    • Branch Normal School--Cedar City (Utah)--Bands; Tollestrup, A. N. (Albert Nephi); Decker, George W. (George William)

    • Photograph of the Branch Normal School Band in 1905. Organized by Albert N.(Nephi) Tollestrup, who procurred the first band instruments and uniforms for the school. Members are Top row, left to right: Mark Robison, (unknown), Clarence Jones,...
    • Graduation luncheon

    • Graduation luncheon

    • Branch Normal School--Cedar City (Utah)--Students; Branch Normal School--Cedar City (Utah)--College graduates

    • Male and female students, sitting around tables at a graduation luncheon. Band instruments are in the foreground. On back, "Identified by Bernella Gardner Jones (October 29, 1973). Identification-graduataion luncheon, date 1911.
    • Band, 1906-1907

    • Band, 1906-1907

    • Branch Normal School--Cedar City (Utah)--Bands; Branch Normal School--Cedar City (Utah)--Students; Tollestrup, A. N. (Albert Nephi)

    • Male and female band members with band instruments. Albert N. Tollestrup is standing at the far left. In the left hand corner, "see 1906-07 handbook."
    • Page 202

    • Page 202
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    • July 11, 1914 ...The Parent's Classes from the East and West Wards were appointed to arrange for the celebration of Pioneer's Day on July 24, 1914. Aug. 3. 1914.. .Special session to consider workmanship of the water system extension (redwood...
    • Page 208

    • Page 208
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    • Excerpts from Cedar City Council Minutes Jan. 3, 1916.. .Present: Mayor Leigh, Councilmen--Higbee, Lunt, Williams, Pace, and Mayor-Elect T . J . Jones. Claims and reports were presented a s follows: S . J . Foster, bond of E. H . Macfarlane 576.00...
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    • Page 211
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    • to confer with businesses and ascertain contributions toward a better and more sightly system of street lighting on Main Street. The Marshal and Supervisor were appointed Dog Tax Collectors, compensation to be 50% of all taxes collected. May 3, 1 9...
    • Page 212

    • Page 212
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    • Nov. 3 , 1917 ... A committee of band members headed by Mr. Roylance met with the Council and presented a request for an appropriation of about $365 to purchase instruments to make a complete band, and agreed that the band would serve the City free...
    • Page 279

    • Page 279
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    • Nov. 9, 1931.. . T h e following a r e the results of t h e election r e t u r n s held on November 3, 1931: Office myor: 4 year Councilman: 2 year Councilmen: Candidate Walter K. Granger ID) John S. Woodbury I R I Samuel F. Leigh ID) Fred L....
    • Page 345

    • Page 345
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    • Jan. 5, 1950.. .Mayor Broadbent appointments to departments: Finance J. L. Faklee Public Safety H. E. Christensen made the following Parks Fublic -& J. L. F a k l e r -re M. F. Grames, A s s t . Water and Sever Frank Milne G Seegmiller, A s s...
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    • Page 500
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    • tickets cost $3.00 and could be paid in produce. W have e been unable to unearth documentation of activities of the Dramatic Association beyond 1880, but it is safe to say that a community tradition had been set which no doubt led to support and...
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    • Page 43
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    • and fieedom and our peace, and he fastened it upon the end of a pole, and he called it the title of liberty." The settlers now turned their attention to procuring logs for the meeting house. John D. Lee wrote: Monday morning, January 27, 1851: The...
    • Page 174

    • Page 174
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    • would have completely prostrated me. My digestive organs were so much weakened and impaired by the irregular living on horse meat without salt or vegetables that I was feafil that I should never recover. I left for Great Salt Lake City in a wagon...
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    • Page 259
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    • the Indians around Cedar City remained quite peaceful. Still, the settlers always stayed alert since they knew Ute waniors were raiding other commu~ties. On the 24th of July in 1865 the people of Washington, St. George and Santa Clara, with a...
    • Page 329

    • Page 329
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    • loved so well. They are kind old people and do al1 in their power to make us comfortable. Soon afier our arrival here, we were informed of the death of a favorite uncle of Aunt Ellen's near Liverpool. On learning of our arrival ffom America, we...
    • Socotwa text: page 025

    • Socotwa text: page 025

    • Glen Canyon (Utah and Ariz.); Rafting (Sports)--Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

    • Then, suddenly the battle began. Crews maneuvered and battled for the downstream positions, and war was on. Water poured into boats from all sides, people went overboard for many purposes: to rescue hats, to get hostages, to pillage other crafts....
    • Socotwa text: page 027

    • Socotwa text: page 027

    • Glen Canyon (Utah and Ariz.); Rafting (Sports)--Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

    • On the inland boundary of our campsite a modest leaning tower was constructed. It even had a sign warning of the dangers inside; and as it quivered and quaked in the wind, some of us waited anxiously to see if it would fall. Pearl and Glad pulled...

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