03 Oct 1929
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
1
The Murray Utah Taxpayers Association warns voters about the proposed bond issue on October 8. Auditors report $61,000 diverted from sinking funds, deficits in street lighting and cemetery spending, and a potential tax levy rise to cover a new bond of 75 000 for school funds, threatening higher annual taxes for Murray homeowners.
Alonzo Norton of 0 East 61st South Street Murray City Utah announces his candidacy for a four year term as city commissioner to be decided at the upcoming primary in Murray City Utah October 22 1929 Norton has been a resident citizen and property owner in Murray for 17 years.
Murray voters approved a 75,000 bond issue for Murray City School District to expand buildings and improve access for students. The ballot results were announced after votes were tallied, signaling the district’s push for better facilities. Community leaders urged residents to review candidate names as Murray faces local elections.
Mrs Fred Anderson hosts guests Mrs Florence Meflenery and Mrs Irene Hobba for a Woodcraft Club event in Secon Weta Weinessay with luncheon geared at 1 30. Mrs John Herling held a Monday afternoon luncheon for friends at her agent round.
Voter list shows candidates Parle Marmon Lester Yowns Gfo Watts for Mayor and Walter Atwood W G Churches Aherman Freeze Fe Eckman Alonzo Norton James Sabine for Commissioners plus Mary L Dames John Forbes as Auditor Precincts 1 187 178 190 200 with registration Oct 8 15 and primary Oct 22 general election Nov. Editorial urges economy and school funding reform in Murray City urging restraint and fiscal reorganization to avoid tax burdens.
W G Churches announces his candidacy for re election to the Murray City Commissioner post. He expresses appreciation for past honors and pledges faithful and loyal attention to duties if re elected.
Sherman G Freeze of 5151 South State announces his run for Murray City Commissioner. A lifelong Murray City resident and property owner he pledges a progressive but safe administration and promises voters full value for tax dollars.
Taxpayers face October decision on funding. If the measure fails the school board may seek alternatives to keep utilities funded. An emergency plan would require immediate funds to prevent disruption to the city’s education and public services.
A report outlines Lehi City’s battle over street light rates with Utah Power and Light Co, the 1920s bond financed rival plant, and its goal to have Murray switch to municipal power. It notes costs, elections, and local leaders urging residents to support city ownership and elect agents who favor the municipal plant.
A 1925 report to Provo Division outlines Lehi street lighting options. It compares 183 lamps at 100 watts with a standard series system versus a mixed Tampa setup, detailing annual costs, maintenance, and operational efficiency. The memo urges a definite decision before May 1, 1920.
The Hine Priesthood meeting of the Cottonwood Stake will be held Monday evening October 7 at 7:30 in Murray First Ward.
The Hellet Society of the Murray Second Ward will hold their bazaar on Wednesday October 16. A detailed program will be announced in the Eagle next week.
The Daughters of Pioneers will meet Mrs W Ramshaw on Thursday October 17 instead of October 10. Thora Gerrard assists hostess. Mr Corrad Nelson left Tuesday for California to join her husband there.
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