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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1928
Page
4
A long reader letter urges Murray residents to submit constructive town notes for a regular column. It extols local shopping, street views, parking ease, and home comforts, while calling for merchant cooperation to improve stocks and services in Murray.
East Midvale residents and Salt Lake visitors filled a busy social week with family reunions, theater outings, beehive activities, and church events. Notable names include Mrs. Annnle Slimpers, Beatrice Slimpers, Earl Atkinson, Charles Thorn, Olive Sharp, Mary Swenson, Veradixe, Norris family, and many Sharp relatives from Sandy and Salt Lake. The MoA gathering at East Midvale Ward Chapel features a music program and a talk on law of order by W. Ed King.
Vieibors will be permitted to fresh en themselves up after traveling from the country. The idea aims to provide a convenient place to clean off dust before visiting stores to trade. The community wants Murray to grow and prosper and to attract patrons from other parts of the country by making things available for visitors.
Fragmented notice from Eagle Lodge urges members to attend a Friday meeting on the fifth of the month. It mentions a candidate election and warns members to verify intents, with names and roles obscured by garbled text.
The article notes phosgene’s roles in lye purification and optical glass production and mentions its potential for pest control. It also describes an umbrella with a mica window as a recent invention to help pedestrians see where they are stepping on rainy days.
Rental ad notes a single large room available with or without a lion figurine in a home near 48th South. Phone number listed as Murs L7s W for inquiries.
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