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Snowflake celebrates Pioneer Days

Tribune Staff

| July 25, 2019

Printed in the July 31, 2019 edition

Reenactors from Yuma gave honor to the Mormon Battalion’s original trek through Yuma in January 1847 during the 2019 Snowflake Pioneer Days Parade on July 20.

Larson Waste had one of the most creative floats in the Snowflake Pioneer Days parade on July 20 with kids filling the garbage cans that were pulled by an ATV. In tandem with that float, another garbage can had been converted into a souped up ‘drag racer’ that could even pop a few wheelies.

The Pioneer Title float used this beautiful team and a covered wagon to fit in with the Pioneer Day celebration.