Farmers' Committee Meeting On Canning Factory Plans
A Friday July 6 meeting at 8 p m at D W Moffat's Murray offices will bring together the farmers committee and Rocky Mountain Packing Corp officials to discuss plans to secure crop acreage needed for rebuilding the Murray canning factory after the recent fire. Lions Club civic leaders and county agents will join the discussions to determine points of disagreement and possible steps, with a continuation noted on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
D. W. Moffat
First Nation Bank
Murray
Chile
Hocky Mountain Packing Corporation
Nererge
The
Lions Cinic
Philip Bent
John Hansen
Bireaw
Wood
Martineau
A. Stuart
Lindy
Miller
Lions Committee
Murray locals share visits and travels across communities
Residents recount guest appearances in Nephi and Ely Nevada visits by families and friends. Murray Cafe introduces a new tea boiler pad as locals plan fishing trips to Strawberry and Ogden enjoying holidays and modular out-of-town travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gilmore
Murray Cafe
East Jordan Stake Mothers and Daughters Party
East Jordan Stake M. T. A. Mothers and Daughters party held at the East Mitvale Ward Chapel on Wednesday night June 27 featured a program of community singing, solos, talks, readings, and dances. Notable participants included Freda Jonsen, Mira, A. F. Andrus, Beatrice Simpers, Alice Olson, Joyce Rideout, and many others with refreshments served for 28 guests and a closing prayer by Mrs. Florence Crittenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Jordan
M. TA
Mothers and Daughters
East Mitvale
Freda Jonsen
Matel Larsen
Mira
A. F. Andrus
Oral
Beatrice Simpers
Reniling
Ace Garfield
Mire
Laurie Diamond
Salt Lake
Salt Lake: Surprise Stunt. Stake Offs. ‘Er’: Mano Solo, Alice Olson of “Onde
Isabelle Reading
Joyce Rideout
Linne
Francis Gardner
Ukelese Companient
van Dorsietora
Katherine Poulson
Whoral Board
Reading
Melba Gert
Junior
Hust
FL Smith
Kailet Danese
Uth Mitchell
Marsella Jaynes
Gertie Sharp
Effie Glover
Grice Middleton
Union Ward
Judd
Rachel Freeman
Chesty
Thelma Proctor
R. K.lowers
Stranger
Gladys Winger
Grandma Gitba
Smelter Day at Lagoon Draws Large Crowd
Thorebiy June 2nd saw a great turnout as six local employees gathered at the sweltering lagoon site for an outing. The Lagoon Monument recorded it as the season's largest single gathering with sports, dancing, and a somber note amid the celebration.
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Lagoon
Thorebiy
Garhold
Murrey
Monty
Freckled Trout on Weber Due for tussle
Mr Emil Erickson of Carlisle Motor Co plans a July trip with friends to fish the Weber river. Relatives join the party with slogan Let no trout escape. Participants include Mr and Mrs Emil Erickson and family, Mr and Mrs George Thaxton, Mr and Mrs Conrad Nelson, Mr and Mrs William Kendrick, Mrs J J Reid, Mr Walter Thaxton, Mr Marvin Thaxton, Mrs Hattie Mackay and Miss Ardella Thaxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Erickson
Carlisle Motor Co
George Thaxton
Conrad Nelson
William Kendrick
J. J. Reid
Walter Thaxton
Marvin Thaxton
Hattie Mackay
Misa Ardella ‘Thaxton
Change in Management at Morrison Merrill Co
Mr A 3 Hayes previously manager of the Murray extension is transferred to Salt Lake City General Offices to head the L C L Department. After three years in Murray he aided the Lions Club and booster activities. K A Williams takes over Riverton extension and will continue Murray yard operations. Welcome is extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 3. Hayes
Murry
Morrison Merrill Lumber Co
General Offrces
Salt Lake City
Hayes
Merray
Murray Lions Club
K. A. Williams
Riverton Extenden
Murray Yard
Tim
Window Sales manship and the front window lesson
Elbert Hubbard recounts a naturalist tale to illustrate how fixed ideas trap buyers. A bass and minnows behind a glass barrier led to the minnow panic and the bass's failure to see new possibilities. The story mirrors earlier window display neglect but notes progress since 1925 with a national ad program guiding retailers to create engaging, educational front windows and coordinated advertising to attract customers. A local furniture store in June featured a popular furniture line as part of this evolving display effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hubbard
Win Terly
Grant A. C. Takes Lead in Industrial League
Grant Athletic Club retained the top spot in the Industrial League by defeating Carlisle Motor 18 to 0 at Murray Hall Park. Clay pitched well for Grant A. C. Milne led the offense with a home run and four hits, while strong support from the defense helped secure the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Athletic Club
Carlisle Motor Team
Murray Hall Park
Grant Boye
Acme
Clay
Milne
Wile
Mr and Mrs Singleton Tour Northwest
Mr and Mrs W. W. Singleton depart Saturday for the Pacific Northwest for a two week trip. Seattle and Portland are among the cities listed as likely stops with planned visits to other towns along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and Mrs. Singleton
Northwest
W. Singleton
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Mili Creek Ward Mutual Reorganized After Night Meeting
The US MLA of My Creek Ward reorganized Monday night. Former officers Mae Douglas as president Olive Jones as first counselor and Vera Weight as second counselor were honorably released. Naomi Croxford was installed as president Lenore Cornwall as first counselor and Teachel Brown as second counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY Creek
Mae Douglas
Olive Jones
Firet Conmeelor
Vera Weight
Naomi Croxford
Lenore Cornwall
Aml Teachel Brown
Midvale Hosts Dinner Guests From Salt Lake City
Mrs. Allen Bateman entertained Monday evening with dinner at her Midvale home. Guests included Mr. J. A. Matfield Mrs Hyrum Meckling and granddaughter Mrs Alta Reetor and others from Salt Lake City39
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Carlson
Midvate
Wae
Allen Bateman
Alvin Lindeh
J. A. Matfield
Hyrum Meckilng
Grand Duetter
Alta Reetor
Holy Jock
Salt Lake
Miss Larue Shyer Tours Midwestern Cities in Five Weeks
Miss Larue Shyer, visiting sister in Missouri, traveled from Ty Dependone to Kansas City, met Mike Naya Shiper, worked at a facility in Independence, attended the National Convention in Kansas City, and described her nationwide trip as very interesting and engaging with many thrills and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jones
Robert Sheriff
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Denver
Larue
Souilay
Wheation
Miscouri
Miss Shiper
Mike Naya Shiper
Silependence
Miss Simper
Tydependone
Rome
Statis
Bluffdale Accident Investigation Advances
Ongoing inquiry into a fatal automobile accident in Riverton area. Inter-Vernon Hichard Hutt, 17, son of My and Mr. George Man of Pitdale, died after a car struck a boy and his 6 year old sister driving cattle from a pasture. The vehicle rolled over. Miss Cline escaped unharmed. Proceedings held in County Attorney George Th. Kelly's office. The driver will be present Thursday morning Abies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
inter-Venrnold
Hichard Hutt
George Man
Pitdale
George Th. Kelly
Injured at Brighton Farm Outing
Marshal Brinton nine years old suffered a broken wrist and severe bruises after a horse charged along the road during a family outing at Brighton. The rider was uninjured. Marshal received aid from a physician on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Brinton
D. Branson Brinton
Brighton
Marshal
Lake Mary
Hors
Marchal
Community Camp Notes and Family Visits Reported
Kar Greco of Sandy attends Community Camp in Ble Conineet Cave. Mr. and Mrs. Rayan Clayten and family visit Kaseville. LeRoy Clayton hosts a breakfast gathering with several families. More on the Bly Celebration planning and summer visits, including Nephl Gregory and Brady family events, noted with continued coverage on the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Morin
Conineet Cave
Rayan Clayten
Kaseville Sumlay
Heber Tlart
Midente
Louis Wreet Kirnedy
Salt Lake
William Brows
Draper
Mra
Nietwdam
George ‘Wright
Hingham
Nephl Gregory
Union
Lynn Brady
Gatmee
Salt Lake County Firemen Battle Destructive House Fire
Firefighters under Chief Doughes Kneker fought for hours Wednesday afternoon to save the Malholland residence as flames menaced the area. A dozen fire units attacked from four directions aided by sacks and blankets to beat back the blaze amid strong south wind. One firefighter, Wiley Gordon, sustained a burn to a hand while extinguishing the blaze, which investigators attribute to improper disposal of embers. Thousands of residents gathered, drawn by the smoke plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake County
Priremen
Doughes Kneker
Yon
Firjers
Tovrlats
Tially
Murray Fire Department
Harker
Worth
Dames
Hem
Mulholland
Wiley Gordon
Ordastas
Sault Lake
Fraternal Lodge Elects Officers at Shgut House Meeting
Cloih 10 0 F Dietrich Asselin held a regular meeting with Frierdship Lodge No 27 at Shgut House last Thursday evening. Officers were reelected for the coming year including Dr Harry Phillips Salt Lake No 2 Lodge as president Frans Limdberg Manily Lodge No 11 as vice president N N Gundry Sugar House No 27 as secretary and HH Vola Murray Utah No 34 as treasurer. Refreshments were served. The next gathering will be at Salt Lake Hall on Friday night August 24 to host the Crack Sanpete Degree team on their Wyoming tour. All Fellowes are invited.
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Cloih
F. Dietrich Asselin
Hon
Frierdship
Shgut House
Erileno
Harry Phillips
Pres.dent
Salt Lake No
Frans Limdberg
Manily Lodge
Wic. N. Gundry
Suzar House
HH. Vola
Murray
Utals
Lauthe
Salt Lake No. 2
Salt Lake Hall
Wyoming Tei
Keliemer
Wyo
Hid
Midvale Keetopment No 5 Hosts Next Meeting Night
Midvale Hall in Midvale hosts Midvale Keetopment No 5 on Friday night July 6 with an important monitor time to be set. Patriarch plans to attend and Jolor installation of officers is noted for Memory Night July 5 at Salt Lake City Mall. Joe Cahoon and other members expect many to attend. a recovery is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midvale Keetopment No
Rapilar Newline
Midvate
Ben “Jolor
Feere
Iqulerh
Salt Lake Oty Mall
Mnuraila
Joe Cahoon
Highland Drive
Joe
Flat Rate Garage Boosts Four Hour Service Appeal
A local garage advertises a four hour service, promising customers quicker repairs and steady increases in business across all departments. The owner, Mr Davie, notes a growing reputation and repeat customers, with new patrons following.
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Davie
Logan power rates legal ruling shocks private firms
The Utah Supreme Court ruling allows Logan municipal power to set its own rates, freeing them from Utah Utilities Commission control. The decision disrupts private power companies, sparking protests over undercut pricing and regional disparities. The piece reflects frustration with rate setting in Utah and Idaho regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Supreme Court
Logan
Utah Utilities Commission
Utah
Idaho
Murray Ciy
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Peral
Wrge
TH R Burton
Nephi
Buy DP. Jones
Mr. C. Henley
J. W. Caldwell
Jack Clay
Daniels Canyon
Saurlas
Margaret Ganfin
Mpa. N. E. Broadbent
Ely
Nevada
B Ganfin
DW. Moffat
Arthur Townsend
Howard Hausknell
Delbert Townsend
Ogden
Mrs. Webt
Miss Ruth Web
Denis Pike
Lawrence Tike
Helen White
Provo
H.C. Bete
Jimy Nelson
Ragnhild Larson
Drayer
Gant
Mra. Frei Ropp
South State
Geo. Jenkins
Richard Hosbeins
Samuel Whittle
Michel Hayes
Los Angeles
Frank Moree
W. F. Poulson
Hatley
Charles White
Mytrie Avene
Louise Tripp
Marche
W. L. Mortensen
George Meyer
Ernest Greer
Carl Wahlquist
Florence
Jean Wahlquist
Thylne, Idaho
and Mire
F. Tannon
F.C. Anderson
Granger
E. W. Guymon
Hollywood
California
Harold Welles
Ray Miller
Ondedaw
FR Kemp
Ray
Helen Mae Kemp
Mr. 1. W. Jorgenson
Ervin Andersen
DL. Bowen
Claude Brown
Twin Falls
Wright
Irvin Olson
Art Nelson
Warren Wright
Joe Wright
Marshet Torneid
Grand Canyon
Cadar Brakes
Bryce Canyon
Zion's Canyon
M. F. Henderson
Tyron
Penn
Calif
F. W. Olend
Benbow Avenue
Henderson
Miridge
Emily White
Sundny
AST Jordan Stake Mothers and Daughters Party
Weber
Morrison Merrill CO
Murray Merchant
Grant A. C
Industrial League
Arlisle
Watts
Mili
Creek Ward Mutual
Bluffdale
Kar Greco
Sandy
Eli
Sone
Schneider
Tetary
RCE
Lie Luis
Bawden
Oo Crass
Warlot SirinKege
Bret
Isa Pwninds
Howe
Malholland
Mil Creek
Mary Roberts Rinehart
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