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Circa 1911
The first Jewish settlers before heading west by train. Clarion was the work of Jewish settlers in the early 1900s. After several setbacks the settlement near Gunnison failed and was abandoned. Remnants of Jewish immigrant colony in Utah show a back-to-the-soil experiment gone awry. (Photo courtesy of Bob Goldberg)

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Remnants of Jewish immigrant colony in Utah show experiment gone awry (with multimedia)

Photo courtesy of Barry Vogel

Gunnison » Three miles west of Gunnison in south central Utah, where tumbleweeds roll across several thousand acres of rocky and barren land, 200 unlikely families once arrived to plant dreams. Full Story

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LDS leaders condemn 'Rampant materialism,' announce new temples

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During a period of great economic turmoil, LDS Church authorities on Saturday reminded the faithful to live simply within their means, practicing the habits of industry and frugality. Full Story

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