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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
2
A cryptic listing shows rates for various regions including Alt Lake County One month Balt Lake County and U S options. It references in advance pricing and a telephone contact Murray 34 for inquiries.
Notarized statement of ownership and management for The Murray Eagle newspaper dated April 1 1929. Publisher Mrs Te Wallace Murray Utah Editor Q B Wallace Utah with notary details and declarations of bondholders or holders of 1 percent or more.
Undefined phraseology in a fragmented note notes a terms meaning tied to agriculture and worm digging. The text references a warden and a person or place named Tetett Neve though context remains unclear.
A reflection on good credit as a stabilizing force in personal finance. It argues that credit status boosts prestige and trust, but warns that purchases must be affordable. The piece urges budgeting to ensure income covers obligations when due.
The piece argues taxpayers should protest inefficiency and waste in government. It critiques rising costs and duplicated effort, noting modern business achieves more with less but government fails to match this efficiency. Public protest can raise standards and curb waste.
The High Priests Quorum of Cottonwood Blake invites members to a Sunday April 24 session at Murray First Ward Choice Hall. Colonel Willard Long and Speaker will discuss the new veil verse of the Book of Mormon with emphasis on bearing the lecture.
Bank officers certify the balance sheet as true to March 30 1929. The document lists capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, reserves for taxes and expenses, circulating notes outstanding, and deposits including demand and time deposits, with bankers and directors signing.
Chauncey Depew recalled a story about Judge Hoar who disliked Wendell Phillips. When asked to be a pallbearer by Phillips’s family, Hoar declined but said, I approve of the proceedings. The anecdote highlights courtroom and political personalities of the era.
Members of Crescent Circle 102 elected seven district representatives for the district convention to be held in Ogden in June. Mrs Matilda Selon and Grand Inner Manifest Jenah Nelson will also participate. The named representatives are Mrs Kate Morris, Mrs Nellie Rauffer, Mrs Minnie Hixemantra, Hazel Edvund, Mrs Rose Bergen, Mrs Nelle Hawkins, Mrs Kate Gibhe.
In the American Magazine piece, Dag stresses two core anchors of life the world and the people in it. The essay urges readers to value global awareness and human connection as guiding principles.
The Murray Baptist Church announces Sunday services led by Pastor James Buss. Evening services at 6:45, with morning worship at 10 and midweek service at 7:30. Location listed as 62 Fast 48th South Street with auxiliary events and date references in the notice.
Community church bulletin notes service at 7:20 PM led by Pastor Mim at Wethous1 Episcopal. Letter states regular Sunday worship with scripture reading and a sermon. Attendance invited from community members and visitors.
Distinct lodge members including Verl Jordan Vieg Grand, Frank Swenson, Jom Chivrell, HoT Benson Treasurer, Chaplain Dames Clay Trustee, and Yor Header a Treatee ALJ Tame Droste meet weekly. Rep Ald Tame and Dist Assnep Joe Realer listed for grand lodge roles.
Murray Lions Club officers list for 1928 1929 includes President Tony Duvall Jet Vice President A McMillan 2nd Vice President A Yeager Secretary Treasurer H Bradiant Tos Twister Ernest Gree Philip Bentz Dr F1 Boucher GC Towler E Brloghoret duties shown for club year with multiple names listed.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Crescent holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday monthly in Traternal Hall at 800. Guardian Kate Morris Past Guardian N Mlnalé Hiseman Advisor Elie Gordon Magician Nellie Hawkins Clerk Jennie Nelson Banker Kate Dibbs Attendant rma Olander Capt of Guarda Beasle Bergen Fig Benrer Anna Olander Mustelan Clara Brown Inner Sentinel Clyde Outer Sentinel Alice Johnson Managers Nellie Brauffer Matilda Elton Titan Panter Pree Cor H Edluad.
The notice lists meeting nights on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7 PM in Venternal Hall. Officers named include Noble Grand Sarah White, Vice Grand Grace Frans, Secretary Hertha Brady, Treasurer Sara Madley, and Financial Secretary Nettle Driukisater.
An ad asserts relief for nighttime urination weakness backache and groin pain with a 48 hour Cystex test. It promises renewed pep and sleep if symptoms persist or worsen, urging readers to buy at a drug store and return a center contact for results.
Fraternal Order of Eagles Lalgs No 1%68 announces officers led by Worthy President Thames Statheete and Worthy Vice President Charles Hingrogh. Secretary Fred Pitts and Treasurer Forrest Wright serve alongside Worthy Chaplain Henning Anderson and Conductor Chas A Fickson. Meetings held Sunday evenings at the fraternal lodge.
An enormous early tobacco box from Caxton Hall London stands over nine feet square and four feet high, weighing about 10 pounds. The 200 year old original box has been expanded and encased in silver, now auctioned at 335,000 pounds. a curious note adds a personal line about a character named Abe.
Wanted lease for a modern broom house inquiry at Eagle Office. For sale three fourths of an acre on Big Cottonwood stream in Murray Utah near Pricksons Lane. Also land for sale Freck Suns Lane near Cottonwood Creek. Misc fragments mention animals and odd lines.
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