Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-23 | Page 3 | Knows Utah Well

SALT LAKE SKETCHES SKETCHES- Knows Utah Well Welt I Noted Woolman Possesses Great Faith in Future of Beehive State Few persons know v Utah Ulah better than Hugh W. W Harvey of Salt Lake and Hebe City one of oC the most widely known veteran of or orthe the west Big Hugh H Hrvey hes he's ve hes he's he's hes a jovial fellow fel fel- fel- fel low low has has had a career which can only be matched by the thc pioneers of the west His parents were Heber City's early settlers seWers Mr Harvey was born there 65 years ago aso When I first remembered Heber City there was only one or maybe two stores Ranch houses were few and far between he said Yes sir Ive I've lived d there all aU my ray life lUe with the exception of my ray periodical periodical peri pen visits visit to Salt Lake City Modest and with lots of faith in inthe inthe inthe the future Mr Harvey ventured to say that the sheep and wool business business busi bust ness will recuperate fully as time g goes e on on Although the past few years have seen this industry at its worst he declared I know the of the west vest will be rewarded for remaining remaining re re- re- re on through the period of economic economicS stress During his career as a n wool grower grow grow- er Mr Harvey has been president of the Utah State Wool Growers' Growers association of which orga organization he now v is a director He Heis is president dent of the Utah Wool Marketing association Since first becoming an officer in the wool growers' growers association as he has visited every sheep raising raisin section of the state r 91 Hugh W. W Harvey