Show I UTAH UT H A GREAT STATE r f the l tt Saints first fir t came C 11 S Y l WHEN le leys s there then was ya very little to encourage lr them c in J thc I c ci i belief that they about to lay the fOUl of a great state r Tins This valley to the th outward eye cyc of oJ the thc spectator was no 10 Paradise l a bi broad oad bai plain pai parched died by the bin 11 in of o the thu sun sUl The Phe Pioneers Pil e rS had been en told Id that t j t y the en II f d tire re jon was some of first wc c far ir 11 enthusiastic over ocr the thc prospect of remaining r g in this desolate spot L Lf To 10 the thc ee eye of at faith f alt I I I this tl liS was the tl lC very place pace placeIt I It was wa the landof promise Inspired by I y tins th s mighty force faith the Pioneers Went ent to ork They The plowed land landI and I planted d and turned tinned the thc clear mountain streams into i the open opened p n ed cel mouths of the panting fields f eld They invented invent J a it were irrigation They explored in all directions dir for fOI l l is to tobe be bc a n large state and they needed loom They l h planned cities and u d magnificent c buildings They fought grasshoppers hoppers and amI hostile Indians Indian They sent sert messengers to all the world and invited the right class of s tb come and al d help them to build As soon as possible pOS they planned a state stale govern government ment I rhe hey unfolded d the thc Nations nag flag to the bre 1 thc strains train of music and a d the thc roar of cannon cal non The paraded and sang their songs of liberty and shouted annas as as l lof of old They hey to the thc a copy cor of gf the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution and 1 and shouted h lIt d May it I They l labored and toiled and As by magic the lie deceit was w s transformed Their faith and richly rewarded Utah became a slate t 11 But development lil is only in it its first fust stages sl is fl a astill still a before b ro e the he people here thy they thyI do not n t by jo s about nonessentials nt Js and n l foolish f gita Uh tation the bird that lays the golden egg United Unit d I wetland divided we fall f l V in Utah U t at least twenty million acres of land that thatis tM r I is jS or can CI 1 be brought under irrigation Right joining adjoining a QUI our It l own City to t IC west vest are arc hun reds of acres s of f fertile fertil soil Foil h ilat can be made by y drainage And Anc f f then pi c thousands of o land that can an be b made Ip tl productive e by the d methods le l of dry farming We r have hae almost t unlimited for home L t Utah lias l s needed d for fOI life H maintenance l of dE a large U J population l it H has l find and fruit fn it stock and Fhe heep p coal oil t i copper P iron i lead I I maible asphalt and at the rc r rf f 1 only been ue slightly touched as yet Utah u lh ca Catl n if i i compete C c with the great centers of the words w ras supply both bothin b th I R in 19 y n 1 quality q As stated ted in il the otle statistical st f cal department of the State Auditors Our i p t today t unmatched In llor 4 h It h and the Inducements she sho Is t able to a l to to men with active Drains brains energy 1 1 cl arc arct t Het IcY st ri with untold tr her enough Clough to lie 11 a It nations gran uy muI mountain f land plain Iong each in their adaptability to 10 yield ld IIii i their to labor a n tto s in Its Iti salubrity tho Ih opportunity for tOl fUI la Is IlI 1111 r r 1 need be b as to the of Utah If each tf succeeding 1 u ce genet 1 ral will but l labor Jabor in the spirit of patriot patriotism f ism t integrity moral I tal purity and aud unity t that t inspired in the J early al settlers r tIle the State will indeed become the Queen of I I the file West t i |