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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
5
A farmer weighs whether hatching chicks at home or buying from a hatchery is cheaper. Quality, not cost, should decide profitability. large hatcheries lower overhead per chick and supply stronger, uniform birds. Paying a bit more for better chicks yields higher future profits and long term value.
Huntsman Lester of Murray sprinted through a strong field to win the urban cross country race, setting a four second record over the two and a quarter mile course. Granite High placed runners first through fourth and seventh to claim team honors, with Jordan second and Bob Taylor leading late before Lester surged past. Time listed as 11 minutes, ? seconds. race run with little notice.
Plans for reopening the Midvale State Bank have been perfected after a meeting with state bank commissioner Seth Pixton. The bank will be refinanced and reopened once the shortage amount is confirmed. audits by Herbert Taylor and Lincoln G. Kelly are underway as depositors are urged to bring pass books for verification.
In a tight race Granite wins with 36 points, eight more than Jordan. Taylor of Granite and Murray feature early, but Granite’s strong finish seals the victory. Top twelve placers count, with 22 entrants and final times led by Time in 11 minutes 52 seconds.
Olson and Anderson admit abstracting funds from the bank using a loose leaf system. State bank examiner Seth Lixton places the bank's total abortage at about 374000, ahead of the hearing.
A jumble of titles and author scraps appears, listing adult novels and juvenile works. Items include Rocks of Valpre Dell Gay Dreamers Devigne Nevada Cannoneers and other misread names with scattered characters and stray names.
Mrs Isabell Carlisle Walters wife of Joseph W Walters of Mill Creek died at the family residence on April 1 after a four week illness. She was born in Mill Creek on April 12 1857 and is survived by her husband and several children including Joseph Roland Cyrus William Ferry Lula Royal and Brown among others.
Hirrell Woolsey and Mrs. Andrew Olsen are named survivors along with thirty grandchildren and brothers Joseph, James, and Harvey. Carlisle also survives. Mrs. Walters is noted as a faithful church worker.
The Murray Woman's Club announces an exquisitely planned May breakfast with fresh entertainment and a new format. Members are encouraged to attend as the club aims to deliver a standout event that will attract full attendance and positive anticipation for the upcoming meeting.
Poem reflects a prisoner’s lament from thirty days in Murray City Jail for drunkenness and public disorder. The speaker recalls family, home by a cottage, and siblings while describing the loneliness of confinement among cold steel bars. The author questions whether his father, mother, and siblings still think of him and Ken.
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