Cover
Frontmatter
Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Utah in the Twentieth Century
I. Getting to Know the Place: Image and Experience
1. The Disappearance of Everett Ruess and the Discovery of Utah’s Red Rock Country
2 “The Famous Blue Valley” and a Century of Hopes
3. Selling Sleep: The Rise and Fall of Utah’s Historic Motels
4. Bernard DeVoto’s Utah
II. Connecting to the Nation: Utah and the U.S.A.
5. “Proud to Send Those Parachutes Off ”: Central Utah’s Rosies during World War II
6. Educating the Mormon Hierarchy: The Grassroots Oppositionto the MX in Utah
8. The Battle over Tariff Reduction: The Utah-Idaho Sugar Company, Senator Reed Smoot, and the 1913 Underwood Act
9. Public Opinion, Culture, and Religion in Utah
11. “We are not seeking trouble and so will just go along quietly just now”: The IWW’s 1913 Free-Speech Fight in Salt Lake City
12. What Is the Best Way to Govern a City?
IV. Growing Challenges: People and Resources
13. Utah’s Public Schools: Problems, Controversies, and Achievements, 1945–2000
16. Utah’s Recent Growth: The St. George/Washington County Example
Contributors
Index
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