14 Jul 1927
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
1
Letters from Murray youths urge local shoppers to support Murray merchants in response to the Eagle offer. The writers acknowledge the importance of community support for local businesses and commend residents to heed their counsel.
Townspeople are urged to support local merchants who built the city. The letter argues prosperity depends on patronizing local dealers and teaching children and parents to give them fair, square deals to help Murray City grow and endure in the hearts of residents.
Murray Utah July 11 1927 editor of Murray Eagle writes to urge residents to shop locally. He argues purchases keep money in Murray benefiting merchants, city services and employment while building goodwill between business people and residents. He notes his public service and family ties to the area.
Murray Flowers convey graceful messages of love and cheer and memory. The Murray Floral Company has thrived for fourteen years in the Marke Building. Mrs. W. F. Nawman opened the business in Murray about fifteen years ago after starting in Germany and moving to the United States twenty five years ago.
Murray Floral Company moves to a central location to better serve its growing trade. Mrs Newman and her landscape artist husband manage the firm with care and quality plants, promising pleased customers and steady growth as they spread cheer with Murray Flowers.
The First Annu M Men Outing at Lagoon on July 19 gathers families for a royal entertainment. Events start at 4 pm with sprints, novelty races, and a relay, plus a baseball game between MIL Creek Ward and Stoke Championns. Water events include freestyle and backstroke.
Arthur Townsend proprietor of the Harker Building is having it rendered and painted. Improvements will cost a considerable sum and make the Mer siding more attractive. Citizens of Murray welcome the effort and congratulate Mr Townend on progress as Beery improvement benefits the whole community.
The new St Vincent de Paul church is completed with Father Maguire set to occupy his study next Saturday. Marron and Struening Contractors led the project, praised by locals, as plans for future offices and Midvale church work unfold in the near future.
Salt Lake County Fire Department rushed to the blaze at the residence of H. A. Harele around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Firefighters contained the flames after a brief battle and returned victorious from the scene.
Murray social notes report Helen Bennion of Taylorsville traveling to Kanan City to visit her uncle, with others including Bennion, the central states mission president, and visitors from San Plateleo. The column mentions bridge breakfasts, showers, and gatherings at various homes, plus travels to California and southern trips for several residents.
Sam Lindsay and Magar Lindsay of Taylorsville embark on a journey to Evanston. A missing red silk scarf was left in front of Gh Hast 48th South St, with a contact number for the secretary.
Miray City Anon Outing at Murray City Park drew a large crowd Wednesday with sunny weather and diverse events. Attendees enjoyed swimming, horse shoe pitching, baseball, and prizes while Mayor J Lester praised contributors, noting Emil Madsen donated reworks for Murray Day. The crowd’s size was hard to estimate but attendance surpassed previous years, with celebrations highlighting civic pride and community effort.
The city of Murray suffers as travelers fail to find Camp Murray due to missing directional signs at the intersection of Murray streets. Advertised across the Intermountain region, the confluence of tours ends when visitors arrive and cannot locate the camp, hurting merchants. hope rises as plans to remedy the issue are announced and ready to be implemented immediately.
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