Murray City Launches 1928 Clean Up Campaign
Murray City initiates a 1928 clean up drive led by Lions Club President Wiel Phil Bentz. Volunteer committees form under Mayor L Lester with prizes for schools and residents, targeting housecleaning, plantings, and yard upkeep from April to May. zinnia chosen as official flower.
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Murray City
Violas
L Lester
Wiel
Phil Bentz
Murray Lions Club
Tde Caminder
Seliou
Murray
Murray High School
Hugh Ward
Better Homes Committee
Lions Club Meeting in Murray Draws Community Interest
Murray City Lions Club hosted a lively Tuesday gathering at the Baptist Church featuring Miss Webb and her pupil Maxine Thayne with performances by Dorothy Muller and Eugene Wood. Guests heard remarks from Mr Barton of Murray State Bank on Utah potato crop issues and saw paving and road discussion led by local business and farm representatives amid a strong push for Portland cement concrete pavement over blacktop.
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Murray City
Als
Mayes
Morrison-Merrill Lumber Co
Old Kentucky
Chester Barton
Murray State Bank
Salt Lake County
Barton
Utah
Idaho
Alexander Lee
Calderwool
Lions
Salt Lake
Keene
Mod
Tikealae
Orecon
Orecen
Ptah
Address of Judge Fred R. Morgan A WOW
Fragmentary letter from 1988 requests information about Judge Fred R. Morgan and references Lions Club Murray and Hermoster Oregon. The writer, Jackson Hark, mentions hearing center topics such as attitude, climate, and farming, with unclear purpose and date details.
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Fred R. Morgan
A Wow
Lottera
Mor
Lions Club
Murray
Hermoster
Oregon
Martin Nielsen Auto Company Opens Murray Branch
The Martin Nielsen Auto Company of American Fork expands with a Murray branch chosen for its growth. Frank Durgner leads the Murray showroom on South State near the Gem Theatre, displaying Oakland Pontiac Six models and inviting local residents to visit.
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Martin Nielsen Auto Company
American Park
Murray
Merry
Martin Niven Auto Company
Isto South State
Gem Theatre
Frank Durgner
Martin Nielen
Murray City
Oakland -Pontine
Murray Illinois Lodge Hosts District Association Meeting
The Murray Lodge No 0 hosted a district association gathering with visiting members. A lively program featured a solo by Jick Eyre with Helen White, and Rebekah chorus singing. Odd Fellows enjoyed a banquet afterward with many attendees.
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Associa
Murray Lodge
S& Mundy
Jick Eyre
Helen White
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
New Battery and Electric Co To Open Soon
The Murray Battery and Electric Company will occupy the former Murray Sheet Metal Works building late March. The site will be remodeled and fitted with modern battery charging equipment and other machinery. The manager emphasizes prompt and efficient service as essential to the new venture. Watch for opening date and additional details.
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Murray Battery and Electric Company
Murray Sheet Metal Works
Maret
Boarlding
Murray Battery and Pleetric Company
Jordan District Clean-Up Contest Begins
D C Jensen superintendent of Selinors for the Jordan wheel district launches a clean school contest. Six hundred points reward cleanliness, condition of buildings, floors, furniture, lockers, temperature, and room attractiveness. Additional paint prizes for perfect cleanliness and for equipment care. Contest runs from the present school year through the summer into October.
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D. C. Jensen
Selinors
Jordan Wheel
Leto
Not a Fish Story From East Lake County Shop Club
Report from East Lake County Shop Club notes a 28 percent increase in Ramboullirt sheep flock over eleven months. Purchases were from WL 1, Coidland & Bons of Mt. Moensant, Vinh in April 1927. Lambing results show 14 ewes lambed, 1 ewe produced twins with two single lambs dead. 10 ewes yet to lamb. Sire Abraham, formerly Bir Prande, praised for posterity and planned offspring.
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Johnh Pixton
East Lake County
Coidland & Bons
Mt. Moensant
Vinh
Noyes Mob
Cub Bose
Abraham
Advertising Forms Shine From Murray Home
Letter from Iran Junction College dated March 5 102s praises Mayor I Lester for a polished stone house that draws travelers to Murray. The writer asks how to achieve the polishell look on stones and requests tips to replicate the effect.
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I. Lester
Murray
Iran Junction
Quorums of Seventies Reorganized in Cottonwood Stake
A stake priesthood meeting in Murray First Ward chapel reorganized the five Seventies quorums into two units numbers 61 and 72. Quorum 61 includes Leonard Mackay Alma N Gold R Barr Cutler Orson Chork Lloyd M Croxford J Murray Norburg. Quorum 72 includes Rulon S Zimmerman John M Bore Wm W Jepson Wilford Movle and Paul Parts. Promises were given to the Seventies and 58 Elders were promoted.
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Nmbers
Umber
Leonard Mackay
Alma N. Gold
R. Barr Cutler
Orson Chork
Lloyd M. Croxford
J. Murray Norburg
Rulon S. Zimmerman
John M. Bore
Wm W Jepson
Wilford Movle
Paul Parts
Promesione
Parental Education Lectures At Murray High Draw Interest
Murray High School hosts a weekly Parental Education course funded by state and federal education grants and the Murray School District Parent-Teacher Association. Six additional lectures, priced at 1.00 for both parents, feature University of Utah professors including A L Reeley Neeley Dorothy Nyawand and Milton Bennion, covering child development, emotion, home education, moral character, and achievement goals.
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Murray High School
Murray School
Dinh. Aml
Aml
Profesor
A. L. Reeley
A. L. Neeley
Childinl
Dorothy Nyawandee
Dhorothy Nyawandert
Mattis
Heme
L. FE
Frank Kaper Heads to California for Winter Skill Work
Frank Kaper of Mp-to-Tate Bakery sails to California for a few weeks during a winter layoff at Long Peach. The trip includes noted interests in the estate and related matters.
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Frank Kaper
Feof
California
Epera
Long Peach
Salt Lake County Orchard Sprucing Meeting Advances Pest Eradication
Salt Lake County spray operators and orchardists met at the county infirmary assembly hall to foster cooperation with state and county authorities in eradicating orchard pests. County Commissioner W F Stenacker presided with Harden Benton Utah agriculture commissioner and J D Fife of Butlerville as speakers. Two film reels demonstrated pest eradication methods and a series of similar meetings for other counties was announced.
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Stamford
W. F. Stenacker
Salt Lake County
Tay
Ant
W. OH. Stenacker
Mr. Stenacker
Harden Ben
Tson
Utah
J. D. Fife
Butlerville
Beonion
Fragmentary Names List Reads Like Local Directory
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and places such as Vilion J.D. Fife Behaffer and East vale with scattered surnames, towns, and road references including Sandy RD and Crescent. No coherent event or context is clear beyond a names array.
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City Hall
Vierray Central
Executive
W. G. Churches
Fred Peters
Lester
Gentin
District C
Bringhurst
Rasmussen, Murray
Pother Maguire
J. N. Jensen
Grant Ward
Fred Cottrell
Methodist
Wilmington
Salt Lake Lev
J. P. Payne
17Th South St
Salt
Mime McMillan
Arlington Sled
Varin Mortenson, Liberty Ey Hewi
Mae G. + . Scott
Bonnyview
Choy Tall
Fran Crn
Cily
Ecenty
Venethene
Te Clh
Mings
Bering
South
Murray IL
F. Entertains District Association
New Battery and Electric Co
Jordan
Mr. J. Lester
Cottonwood Stake
Murray First Ward
David McKay
Anton &. Wells
W. H. Stenacker
Vilion
J.D. Fife
Johning Fisher
RMU
N.S. Jackson
Sandy W. Barker
Hunter Erle Pell
Frank Barrett
Murray Fal
Behaffer
Eam Creek
A. Liljeldad
East
Vale Andl
Reson Smith
Granite His
Lindell Sandy Ges
AL Little
Gren the Foreman
Riverton
Carl Kyleen
Bluffdale
Chas, Sandquist
Crescent
Sandy, RD. No
Chas
Penstermaker
Sandy RD
Bateman Sandy Angus Fox
Bennion
Samuel McDonald
Holliday
Dean Hayes
Bennion J
Mownes
Marl Mennion
Taylorsville
N. P
George A. Jenkins Mortuary
George A. Jenkins
South State Street
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