Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-12-28 | Page 7 | Now, Beautiful Snow!

1 SOW how OW BEAUTIFUL SNOW Salt Lake 23 inches f i new snow now on the ground as a arc reut re re- jit ut of ot a 3 storm which rode the crest into nearly all I ra Ii a gale and swept I arts ats of ot the state Tuesday night Airmail schedules were y interrupted as a result of ol the storm reached blizzard proportions Jeani Caily but flights were being relIned re re- lIned Wednesday The fall was lighter in m northern rt and southern Idaho where an I crage of ol one inch fell feU Three iches were recorded at Dt the airport ad 4 inches at the terminal station est st t of the city Brighton's total fall faU was raised to toj toi j i inches with Tuesday nights night's storm illiam Webb water master re- re Dried The storm covered most of ol the in in- mountain region and United Air JIGS lues was forced t to train the mailom mail mailom om am Reno ReDo eno to Salt Lake Western Air press reported two planes were ron at t emergency landing fields at al ilford and Delta Tuesday night but butok butok ok ulc off oft Wednesday morning Na Na- fiat anal Parks Airways also was oper oper- ing lag on on ona a delayed schedule Mr Webb who had been in Salt ake over the week end reported by byl l hone from Brighton that he ex ex- considerable in inking inkIng inking king through the canyon Tuesday e left here Tuesday at 11 a. a m m. id ld reached cached the water station at 1 m. m Wednesday Proof that Utah farmers grow some the best sugar beets beels in the nation verified by the 18 13 copper bronze t and md gold medals which ar are on display in the t tab tah b Sugar offices Q of oC the utah Utah- r ins many Idaho Sugar company The medals have been awarded to the igar company at various times times times-as as as 1899 for 1899 for its ils display of or gar made from Utah beets Among the medals are seven first he Ize awards from the Utah state fair icy ley received them in hi 1899 1900 1901 02 02 1903 and 1912 and 1914 Others e from the Alaska Yukon Pati Pacific ie 1909 the Panama California expo- expo Jon Ion in 1915 and various centennial positions in Portland Ore