| Show Most of what have recently confirmed about that time in the history of those buildings comes from the Ephraim Enterprise where the controversy was aired However we learned about historic old buildings and their value incommunity from Richard and Nadine Nibley who came March with three little Larry history 1962 but building to Ephraim in of Stahle the most had published an article about Co-op of the occurred in in Enterprise in the Ephraim discussion the late Relief Society Enterprise line Granary for 27 Historic dicated the be short very landmark some some March and looms of the the of the past uses of nostalgic responses readers added their stood east of The Co-op were secure the appeared the the the Ephraim under of The the of in could pioneer article the Sanpete Co-op in letters to the store alley head building removal knowledge the The article Co-op horizon personal of recalled and brought editor as elementary being held in the set up inlarge buildopen store and mortgaged the in Ephraim school andfarm implement ing andportable bowling area future of the pros and Store and the to be Razed stated on the were full the Co-op article 1969 Landmark future now An about 1960s Newspapers for early 1969 of preserving or removing cons to girls 1966 Editor the their future Granary and the of property Ephraim by the Bank of the buildings the where and they in Nibley order per suaded Orson Lauritzen and Don Montgomery of Enterprises in Mt Pleasant to buy the mortgage They then with formed the expenses Sanpete Development Corporation to help An article in the Deseret News for 14 April 1969 was headlined Passing ofPioneer and began the lead paragraph with The walls are tumbling down But probably what brought the most support to restoring the buildings was an anonymous letter which called the buildings an eyesore and expressed the feelings of the writer that the Pioneers were certainly not being honored with the buildings as they then stood 106 |
