Utah Historical Quarterly, Volume 35, Number 3, 1967

Page 46

The Frontier: Hardy Perennial BY CARLTON C U L M S E E

Hardships and hard work are synonymous with the farming frontier. Even young children had to do a full day's work as is the young boy riding the derrick horse.

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From Self-Reliance to Cooperation: The Early Development of the Cattleman's Associations in Utah

19min
pages 5-19

Early Day Timber Cutting Along the Upper Bear River

8min
pages 20-26

The Image of Utah and the Mormons in Nenteenth-Century Germany

25min
pages 27-45

The Frontier: Hardy Perennial

8min
pages 46-53

A Structure and Nature of Labor Unions in Utah: An Historical Perspective, 1890-1920

20min
pages 54-73

Through the Uintas: History of the Carter Road

13min
pages 74-85
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