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Layton

City in northern Utah, 16 km/10 mi south of Ogden, in the irrigated agricultural Weber Basin; population (2000) 58,500. Its industries have processed flour, lumber, sugar beet, potatoes, and animal feed. It experienced rapid growth in the 1970s and 1980s and there are now many office complexes, light manufacturing plants, and new housing units.
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It had been raining 'most every day for three weeks, and it was just in haymaking time, and everybody thought the hay was going to be ruined, and old Layton got up and prayed that God would send gentle showers on the growing crops, and I heard Uncle Roger whisper to a fellow behind me, 'If somebody don't choke him off we won't get the hay made this summer.
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