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About two-thirds of the booklet discusses recreation and tourism, but the other third focuses on manufacturing, mining, and farming. Clearly it was written as much to attract new residents as to attract tourists. To dispel fears that the state only welcomed Mormons, one page of photos even shows six Salt Lake City churches–Unitarian, Methodist, Catholic, Episcopal, Congregational, and Baptist.