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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item notes a walker name Wal e and Cun mention in a historic page. Limited readable elements suggest a brief item or notice without clear event or outcome. Further context needed to identify full entities, dates, or location.
Community notices report an upcoming outing connected to an organization named Sorke with Branson Belnton as a key participant. The event aims to gather at Liberty Park for a morning program and local engagement.
An 18th century notice describes a temple excursion proposed by COMOnWOM and SHike, with dates and attendees hinted after August. The fragment notes a start in August and ongoing adjustments, reflecting planning of a local religious gathering and travel sequence.
A garbled recipe text mixes measurements and steps for a dessert. It references half cups of sugar and water, forming a soft ball, folding in whipped cream, vanilla, and gelatin soaked in cold water, then beating and chilling. The wording is inconsistent and contains many garbled phrases.
Two room house for rent with modern amenities at 4762 South State. Monthly price listed as 200 dollars.
A jumble of social notes lists Mes Laura Peck Miss Cleghorn and others hosting and visiting in Murray Salt Lake Taylorsville and Provo Canyon. Several names attend dinners at a cousin’s home while others plan vacations at a community camp.
A mixed local column notes various social events and visits. Mrs. Peters honors her son Wo with farewell parties before moving to California. Miss Helen Bennion returns from a month with relatives in Rivas City. The Taylorsville Ward hosts an ice cream party for children. Mrs Alberta Morrie vacationing ten weeks in Burley. RED PINE HAY and FLAG POLES for sale by Alfred Green at Union.
Fragmented state notes report J O M Tanner starts with twenty three turkeys for 127 crop while county votes total thirty two thousand for road repairs. Mentions cooperative potato growers from local associations, wheat law anniversary, and new theatre project in Perry block.
Washington reports Great Britain endorses the Geneva antislavery convention ratified by England and Tulsa authorities, with Canada and Ireland noted as exceptions. the treaty is now in force across the British Empire alongside Bukorrin and Denmark as other ratifying communities.
Arthur Townsend argues paving of State street signals a new era for Murray City and backs a cautious, phased approach. He emphasizes Townsend’s large tax contribution and urges careful progress without rushing the project.
The piece argues for uniform traffic laws across states to reduce deaths and injuries from road crashes. It contends differing city rules cause heavy tolls despite high tourism, endorsing prevention over compulsory insurance and urging consistent enforcement nationwide.
The fragment recalls a decade past events about whiskey and illegal merchandise, noting prohibition law and bar openings. It mentions Salt Lake and a locked front door, plus cows producing butterfat and minor notes on sour cream and arsenate of soda for ants.
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