Snow College Saga of The Sanpitch

Sanpitch River

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Title Saga of the Sanpitch Vol 02
Subject Pioneers
Description Stories and poems about the early Southern Utah Pioneers
Publisher Snow College
Date 1970
Type Text
Format application/pdf
Language eng
Rights Management Snow College
Holding Institution Snow College
ARK ark:/87278/s6251g92
Setname snowc_sts
Date Created 2005-02-24
Date Modified 2005-02-24
ID 324215
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6251g92

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Title Sanpitch River
Description Saving tender sprouts of grain, Sturdy stalks of ripening corn; Turning blistered, barren earth To green pasture and fertile farm. O cool, clear water, Born of the pure melting snow, Friend of green pine, quaking aspen, Jagged rock, high winds that blow. From Pleasant Creek, Towhead, Horseshoe, Rugged beauty in each crystal drop, The quiet stillness of God's country, From the majestic mountain top. O Sanpitch River! Named for a brave Indian chief. O silent, ever moving stream, What lessons, what secrets lie beneath Your calm mirroring waters? Singing, racing, sparkling, giving, Moving onward, not to the ocean, To the desert sinks, the source of beginning. - 10 -
Format application/pdf
Identifier 016_Sanpitch River.jpg
Source Saga of the Sanpitch Vol. 2
Setname snowc_sts
Date Created 2005-02-19
Date Modified 2005-02-19
ID 324194
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6251g92/324194