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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1959

Page

2

Shop in Scottsdale Slogan Urges Local Spending

Scottsdale Progress urges residents to adopt the slogan Shop in Scottsdale to support local merchants. It argues a prosperous town relies on community effort, local government services, schools, parks, and service clubs funded by local business, and that shopping locally sustains these benefits.

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Community voices praise youth effort and local arts

A town bulletin defends the younger generation amid talk of unruliness noting many youths helped distribute papers and the Shoppers Guide. It highlights their energy, reliability, and hard work, and promotes the Summer Fine Arts program presenting Guys and Dolls at the high school auditorium this weekend.

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Scottsdale Kiwanis Party And Local Developments

Scottsdale notes show Kiwanis and Kiwanis-Anns guests at a Tee-Bar-Tee theatre party hosted by Malcolm White on July 25. Zeph Hansen and Sax Pettit promise dust relief with crude oil over in front of Zephs and the Launderette. Community events include a Family Night with volleyball and ice cream, and a dinner honoring the Wheaton quartet. The Bank of Douglas breaks ground for a new building in Scottsdale, and St Barnabas announces a temporary Episcopal church. Carrol Estates subdivision plans are approved between the canal and Cam elback road, plus a Brigham Young University tuition scholarship for Pauline Deane Boren.

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Ain't That So Broad Smile Brightens Day

A Kreolite News line notes that everyone enjoys a broad smile, especially when it is directed at a man, capturing a lighthearted moment.

Saturday, the once busy trading day fades in Arizona

Saturday no longer the big shopping day as in earlier times. Merchants recall bustling Saturdays with families and workers stopping by to shop and settle accounts. Trends show Monday and Thursday often outperform Saturday in sales across many towns. A nostalgic note contrasts with changing retail rhythms.

National Retail Merchants Association America

Scottsdale expansion plans and land prices noted

Graeber discusses a planned Scottsdale store and Arizona expansion due to growth potential. He criticizes high land prices, saying inflated land values hinder new business. Norm Saba reports strong Thursday crowds at Saba's Department Store and notes staff strain.

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