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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
2
Local groups in Murray plan several fundraisers this week to support the Murray First Ward Rummeenment Mall project. They report strong ticket sales and warm support from residents as Chairman D2 WL Morte and committees push to raise funds and reach the goal.
Murray City residents are urged to record weekly cleanup efforts on report cards sent door to door. The campaign seeks broader participation, aiming for more active cleanup than last year and widespread pride in neat homes. A special cleanup event at the Big Clean-up Celebration is announced for Thursday evening.
A 32 year old man from 7 Malland Street died at the wheel after a collision while riding a bicycle on State Street near Thirty. The accident occurred near Thirts and involved a truck driver identified as Phi A Urry. Police investigated the scene and identified no immediate witnesses.
A road accident on State Street near a side Met in Salt Lake City resulted in the death of the driver. Witnesses report the vehicle collided with a streetcar or obstacle, injuring bystanders. Surviving Urry family members are listed, including widow Nellie Urry and several siblings.
The Mountain Lion praises Murray civic affairs and local business, crediting the Murray Eagle for publicity and weekly write ups. Mr Wallace is urged to be recognized for clean-up efforts while Miss Giiele visits and returns home to Artem Stintar, and a forty party honors Mr A W Yoenger in Taylorsville.
Property listing describes a modern home with two bedrooms and one bath, located at Moeloathop Center Bt between Vine and 48th So. All payments covered, seeks trade or barter with monthly option. Contact Lenard Nellvon at 208 Elta St Murray for details.
The government is only the guard law of the Smithsonian Institution. Congress has never granted money to the Smithsonian itself, though it has occasionally recognized that various offshoots of the Institution have become public necessities and received appropriated funds. The Smithsonian finances engineering work in science from private income.
A clipped fragment from the New Orleans States notes that much of the town discusses an alleged case. The report suggests a focus on legal matters and the efficiency of enforcement, with an air of controversy surrounding the involved parties.
A bulking champion, famed as the strongest man in the last millennium, visited the United States. Higasehi, renowned sum wrestler weighing pounds, reportedly ate minimal meals and could hurl a dray horse. A rattlesnake sheds its skin thrice yearly, each molt symbolizing renewed manliness.
In a reported experiment the use of the violet ray is described as a safer method for treating canine distemper. The account notes the technique being costed and tested, with emphasis on potential safety and practical application for dogs.
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