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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
8
An old Utah weekly newspaper notice from Murray with filing details at Salt Lake City post office. It notes publication by Murray Presa at 4842 South State Street and a February 1827 entry under federal postal law. It lists pricing for local and United States subscriptions and a contact telephone number.
Statement of Ownership for The Murray Eagle a weekly Murray Utah publication dated April 1 1929 sworn by publisher Mrs C B Wallace. It lists publisher editor and notes no bondholders or mortgagees holding 1 percent or more of securities. Notary details indicate sworn April 6 1920 with official seal.
A cryptic note on agricultural coordination mentions asking for worms revealing a hidden carden Tefen. The text reads as a puzzling snippet from a news page with unclear context.
A piece on valuing good credit like a valued asset. It notes that credit standing brings prestige, influence, and esteem, and emphasizes maintaining it by matching spending to income and planning expenditures to ensure timely payments.
A concise critique of taxes and government efficiency. The author argues taxpayers must protest waste and duplication in local government to raise efficiency and economy, noting modern business succeeds by doing more with less while government lags. Public action is urged to improve routine governance.
Bank balance details show overdrafts and US government securities with capital stock paid in totals and surplus, undivided profits, and reserves. The document records D A McMillan and W H Rothwell as directors, sworn by Geo H Watts in March 1929.
The Murray Baptist Church at 62 East 48th South Street holds Sunday services led by pastor James Payne. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and evening service at 6 o'clock. Midweek service on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday School at 11300 a.m. Church Service at 10 a.m. Sermon by Pastor. Boy Scout Troop No. 75 meets Mondays. Sermon by Dr. Chas W. Hanche r, Superintendent of the Union Mission.
Monday night lodge meeting schedule listed with Ernest Wright Noble Graua Verl Jordan and others. Officers include Vice Grand Frank N Swenson Treasurer James Clay Chaplain Al J Tame and trustees Joe Reader and Al J Tame with Frank N Swenson Rep to Grand Lodge.
Classified notice seeks a four or five room modern house for lease or rent. Inquiries directed to Eagle Office. land parcel descriptions reference Big Cottonwood Creek and Erickson’s mine in Murray Utih all Was 2805. The rest appears as garbled product listings and odd animalisms.
A compact notice touts Heckei's Shoe Shop with a claim of proper value and certainty of location. The ad emphasizes wearing shoes and finding the right place for affordable, quality footwear.
The Cottonwood Stake High Priests' Quorum gathers Sunday April 14 at 2 p.m. in the Murray First Ward Chapel. Colonel Willard Young speaks on the geography of the Book of Mormon. All High Priests are urged to attend.
Murray Lions Club lists officers for 1928 29 with President Tony Duvall 1st Vice President D A McMillan and Vice President W G Churches rd Vice President A W Yeager Secretary Treasurer HG Bradford and Directors Ernest Greer Philip Bentz F K Boeber Towler S BE Bringhore details include Tall Twister Ernest Greer and board members per club roster.
A fragmentary note asks what is dhat and refers to a muddled quote about the jtulee xqueexed ant cof it, signaling a garbled excerpt in a historical text and inviting clarification of the terms.
In a birthday address to the Senate Chauncey Depew recounts the late Judge Hoar who detested Wendell Phillips. When asked by the family to refrain from serving as pallbearer Hoar declined and added I approve of the proceedings.
Crescent Circle 16 of Neighbors of Woodcraft elects seven district representatives to attend the district convention in Tigden in June. Mrs Matilda Nelson will participate and perform ritual work as District Adviser. Grand Inner Sentinel Jennie Nelson will represent Circle 101 at the convention. Named representatives include Mrs Kate Morris, Mrs Nellie Stauffer, Mrs Minnie Hiseman, Mrs Hao Edlwad, Mrs Besde Bergen, Mrs Nellie Hawkins, Mrs Kate Gibha.
Bowe Ope states the two most important things in life are the world and the people to it. This remark appears in American Magazine highlighting his view on global welfare and human connection.
An old drug advertisement urges readers to try Cyster for night time urinary urge, backache, leg pains, and fatigue. It promises a money back guarantee if relief is not felt in 48 hours and notes availability at Thornton-Anderson Drug.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft Crescent chapter holds the monthly meeting at Fraternal Hall on the fourth Tuesday at 8:00 PM. Officers listed include Guardian N Kate Morris, Post Guardian Minnie Hiseman, Advisor Ella Gordon, Clerk Nelle Hawkins, Banker hhennie Nelson, Attendant Kate Gibbs, Captain of Guards ime Olander, Flag Bearer Bessie Bergen, Musiala Hannah Olander, Inner Sentinel Prescinda Clyde, Outer Sentinel Alice Johnson, Managers Nellie Stauffer Matilda Nelson Lillian Panter, with Press Correspondent H Fallud.
The lodge meets the first and third Tuesdays each month at 7 30 p m in Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include Noble Grand Irae Evans Wee Grand Hertha Brady Secretary Sarah Hadley Treasurer Nettie Drinkwater Minnelal Secretary.
The Fraternal Order of Fagles Lodge No 1760 in Murray City lists officers including Worthy President Purinis Struffer Worthy President George El till Worthy Vice President Charles Ringrose Worthy Chaplain Henning Andersen Secretary Fred Petes Treasurer Ernest Wight Worthy Conductor Char A Erickson Trustees J W Krers Fl Borman William Walters Physician Olap Sundawall with meetings held on Friday evenings at the Fraternal Mall.
A large historic tobacco box, over four feet tall and more than a foot square, weighs about ten pounds and has been enclosed in a lineage of similar pieces. The original 200 year old box is now insured and enshrined amid other relics at Caxton Hall. A playful aside cites a joke about a suitor for the speaker’s girl.
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