The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 23

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Limited. list to $6 ea. 1 100 Years Ago in TheTribune a The following was taken in part from an editorial in The Salt Lake Tribune and Utah Mining Gazette for Sept. 9, 1871, which decried the high costs of rents and taxes: Nothing is more destructive to the enterprise of a citv its business and its trade than high rents and heavy taxation. It places the smaller merchant, who does not own the store he occupies, at a great disadvantage as compared with the real estate owner; and he is constantly in a state of fear lest his profits should not cover his expenses.

It prevents him from opening legitimate branches of business which the public need, but which return only small profits, and tends generally to the centralization of trade in the hands of large firms. Surely there was never a city more cursed with high rents and heavy taxation than Salt Lake City. Main Street is the only street as yet of much account, and if an effort is made to extend the area of trade to adjoining streets, the curse of high rent follows and frustrates the design, for the men are broken and dispirited by their losses before the results are gained, and the public invited by combinations of businessmen to the new locations. In Main Street there is a small place about five feet in width, not worthy to be dignified by the name of a store, which rents at sixty dollars per month, and the place, too, is worth it, for the reason that the business carried on there cannot afford to be taken elsewhere. This matter of high rents is of general application.

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Kefauver, communications director, Utah Copper Division, said, in presenting the check to Mrs. Alberta Henry, that this is one way the firm can demonstrate its concern with opportunities for minority groups in Utah. The Utah Copper Division donated $500 in 1969 and 1970 to the fund which provides scholarships for disadvantaged students with ability to attend vocational and academic institutions of higher education in the state. Last year 30 students representing all races attended colleges under Alberta Hnry Educational Foundation scholarships. Plywood Stolen Worth $210 Sheriffs reports Wednesday said 42 sheets of wood, valued at $210, were stolen from a warehouse at 3335 S.

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