the salt comes from lake bonneville in utah.
the salt comes from lake bonneville in utah.
where does the salt come from in utah?
lake bonneville
he was very active in the community serving in many positions including president of the printing industries of utah, a board member of printing industries of america, president of the downtown retail merchants of salt lake, president of the utah retail merchants association, executive vice president of the great salt lake council boy scouts of america, chairman of salt lake area chamber of commerce, chairman of the board at pioneer memorial theatre, chairman of the utah partnership for education and economic development, chairman of the board for prevent blindness utah chapter—now friends for sight, executive committee member for salt lake convention and visitors bureau, board member of the utah symphony, president of the salt lake kiwanis club, lieutenant governor of utah-idaho district of kiwanis international, president of utah press association, board member of the utah state university alumni association, chairman of utah state university journalism department advisory board, an honorary colonel of utah national guard, and a member of the guard’s executive board. he chaired the first united way campaign to raise $1,000,000.
william james mortimer
sir james reginald conyers cbe (3 september 1879 – 26 july 1948), known as reggie conyers during his early life, was a bermudian lawyer, politician, and cricketer. born in pembroke parish, bermuda, conyers was a keen member of the hamilton cricket club, and toured the united states with the club in 1905. having regularly played for bermuda against touring american teams, he was invited to play for the gentlemen of philadelphia during the team's 1908–09 tour of jamaica. in the final match of the tour, against jamaica at melbourne park, conyers scored 149 runs opening philadelphia's batting, his highest first-class score and only first-class century. he would later make several appearances for philadelphia's merion cricket club in the halifax cup competition in 1909 and 1911. conyers remained heavily involved in bermudian cricket after the tour's end, often captaining the bermudan national team against touring sides from north america. he was playing competitive cricket until as late as 1928, when he captained bermuda on a tour of the united states aged 49.
reginald conyers