1. Establishment of Zion National Park: On October 22, 1919, Zion National Park was established by President Woodrow Wilson. Located in southwestern Utah, the park spans over 229 square miles and is known for its stunning sandstone cliffs, canyons, and rock formations.

2. Dedication of the Salt Lake Temple: On October 22, 1893, the Salt Lake Temple, which is the largest Mormon temple, was dedicated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' leader Wilford Woodruff.

3. First Televised University Football Game: The first televised university football game took place in Salt Lake City, Utah, on October 22, 1949, between the University of Utah and the University of California.

4. Moab Uranium Boom: On October 22, 1952, Moab, Utah, experienced a uranium mining boom that saw the town grow rapidly due to the demand for uranium for nuclear weapons during the Cold War.

5. Birth of Jewel Kilcher: Jewel Kilcher, the American singer-songwriter, and actress who has sold over 30 million records worldwide, was born in Payson, Utah, on October 22, 1974.