Yes. The pioneers who traveled to the Western United States to search for a better life were so poor that they had to buy salt in massive chunks to use for sustenance. The blocks were sold in 10, 20 and 50 pounds. However, eventually this caught on and is now a delicacy in Portland, Oregon. There are many restaurants within city limits that specialize in chunks of salt, including Salty's, Salt R' Us, and Gimme Some Salt!.
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The address of the Daughters Of Utah Pioneers is: 300 N Main St, Salt Lake Cit, UT 84103-1632
The Mormon Pioneers arrived and began to settle Salt Lake City in 1847.
The web address of the Daughters Of Utah Pioneers is: http://www.dupinternational.org
The phone number of the Daughters Of Utah Pioneers is: 801-532-6479.
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Mormon pioneers settled Salt Lake City and in fact, most of Utah... so yes.
Before the Mormon Pioneers arrived, there were Native American Settlements, but the first 'white man' town was Great Salt Lake City (now Salt Lake City), which is where the Pioneers first arrived on July 24, 1847.
Mormon Pioneers - members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - traveled from Nauvoo, Illinois to the Great Salt Lake.
Mormons are the founders of Utah. They wanted it to be called the state of Deseret, but the government wouldn't have it.
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The Mormon Pioneers officially arrived in the Salt Lake Valley on July 24, 1849.