| Show UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION Today in Kaysville wassingle until the same title appeared in Sandy during 1995 Similar mastheads were the Utahnian in Salt Lake City and the Utonian in Beaver Before the turn of the century Salt Lake CityValley Tan and Vedette were unusual banners and the Voice of Brigham City wasnseen elsewhere Certainly one of the most unique is the Wave in Heber City overcentury old and counting The same cannot be said of the World an early American Fork publication Not only never copied but probably never destined to be was the Broad Ax turn-of-the-century Salt Lake City weekly To historically classify Utahnewspapers requires six categories One group listed in this chapter is those that were in print in 1893 and are still operatingcentury or more later Another classification Chapter includes those papers begun following the Territoryorigin and continuing until after the turn of the century Some of them still exist although most are long deceased third group Chapter includes those younger than the press association e established after 1893 but still being published The fourth category Chapter lists the younger papers which failed after varying lengths of time The fifth classification Chapter includes various suburban Salt Lake City papers and others in the surrounding environs most of which are no longer in existence That leaves as the sixth group the dailies all but one of which have been published forcentury or more The exception is the newest southern UtahSpectrum now in its second decade They are researched in Chapter Of the newspapers in print when the initial meeting of Utah Press Association took place these or their direct descendants were still being publishedcentury later Davis County Clipper One of Utaholdest weeklies this iscontinuation of the publication called The Little Clipper launched February 1891 by Lamoni Call Shortly thereafter on March 1891 30 Digital image 2005 Marriott Library University of Utah Al rights reserved |
