The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-10
Commercial Club Of That City Is
Mailing Thousands of Let
ters to Producers.
WANT FARMERS TO MAKE
MURRAY MARKET PLACE
December % Is the Day Now
Set Apart for the
Opening.

More than 5000 letters will be sent
broadcast throughout the county the
coming week by the Murray Commercial
club This particular communication is
something out Of the ordinary, In that
~ sets forth the fact that every Thurs
day, beginning December ~ farmers
market DAYS win be held at Murray I'm =
oer me auspices OF the Commercial club
OF that place. In the letter there is
gist OF Information pertaining 10 what
can be accomplished by The farmers If
they Will but market their products at
MURRAY Inc letter is as follows:
What Letter Says.
Farmers market day at Murray
1910. 80
\ TO bring together tho residents of
me surrounding community with some
buy, or VINO would buy. is what the Muir
I ray Commercial club Is endeayorinE to
accomplish, and for this purpose it has
neen decided to set aside every Thurs
crs market day.
The market place will he on tho va
cant ground around the city hall. and
a. m, and at ! O'Clock p. m an auc-
tion or articles 10 be disposed OF will
6egin; There will be no charge made
Tor the market space or for The auc-
4 .ioneers services. or for any other serv-
ice.
The Commercial club represents all
interests and feels that the agricultural
nunity, should have every effort nut
forth that might help il. Several farm
ers institutes have already hecn held
and a, the farmers market dav Is fur
,tiier move for their interests as we'll as
Tor the consumer, whom il is desired to
peheht oy arranging this plan whereby
ne can buy direct from The producer
There arc thousands OF persons i'm Sail
eLske City who are struggling with The
exceedingly high cost of living and who
aim to take advantage OF every oppor-
tunlty 10 cheapcn this cost, and by
getung them acquainted with this mar
het day large numbers will undoubied
come to Murray those days and secure
Whatever may be on sale that they can
use.
This letter is 10 the farmer and the
person who does not make business OF
buyinS and selling. and we want 10 i'm
press upon each and every one Of you
Inc advantage OF bringing to Murray
these market days, beginning December
=, whatever you havo 10 dispose OF for
cssh-butter, eggs. live and dressed poul-
try. meats. vegetables. fruits, and any
Thing of edible nature: horses. cows
ralves DIGS: sheep and ANYTHING per-
tanning TO livestock in general. II you
have any hay. grain. any old plows or
other implements. such as wagons. bug
Sies that YOU have discontinued using
yourself. but arc of somo val bring
them in and Gomc one may be here that
Is Producers Day.
You will he under no obligation for
any article that YOU MAJ want to put at
auction, tor il the price does not suit
you. you can bid ii in yourself at no
expense.
ITO make this day 4 success il is
necessary that those that have products
10 sell will bring them in and that we
get the people here with money TO buy.
and II you will bring in the articles TO
sell NC will put forth every effort TO get
The buyers TO meet you here No store
keeper viii be allowed TO put up any
Thing for sale. either in the market or
at auction, as this day is for the pro-
duccr and consumer.
we want your co-opora don, and by
The proper spirit this first day can be
made a pronounced success. and YOU
should start now 10 see what YOU can
bring in this first market day. Ir YOU
will let tho committee know several days
before December - and each week
thereafter what YOU viii bring and how
much. VIC Will get ont some advertise
ments 10 reach tho buying public, stating
what articles can he expected 10 be
found for sale upon tlat day
II any further information Is wanted
III can nc secured FROM j. w. McIIcnry.
spre5idcnt of tic Murray Commercial
lclub Expecting to gree, YOU December
f2e. We arc. Yours for advancement,
MURRAY COMMERCIAL CLUB.
3'Per ], " McIIenry, l., G, Miller. Thom
as W. Dimond. j. 7, Roberts and p,
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