Life in a corner : cultural episodes in southeastern Utah, 1880-1950 /
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Norman :
University of Oklahoma Press,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- From vigilante to sheriff: the evolution of law enforcement on the San Juan frontier, 1880-1900
- Much ado about nothing: the San Juan River gold rush, 1892-1893
- Divine duty: midwifery at the turn of the century
- Soldiers, savers, slackers, and spies: southeastern Utah's response to World War I
- "Practically free from the taint of the bootlegger": a closer look at prohibition in southeastern Utah
- From greasy sacks to soogans: cowboying in southeastern Utah
- Preying predators: wolf and coyote control in southeastern Utah, 1900-1950
- From logs to lumber: harvesting wood in southeastern Utah, 1880-1940
- Community construction: reflections of George A. Hurst, Jr., on building the Blanding Tabernacle
- Homes on the range: settling the Great Sage Plain of southeastern Utah, 1910-1950.