Murray Eagle and Midvale Journal Thursday edition
The Murray Eagle and Midvale Journal is issued every Thursday by Murray Press located at 4842 South State Street Murray Utah.
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
9
The Murray Eagle and Midvale Journal is issued every Thursday by Murray Press located at 4842 South State Street Murray Utah.
The notice lists subscription terms for Salt Lake County and Sault Lake County with annual in advance rates, and higher rates for elsewhere in the United States. Advertising rates appear garbled but indicate small page charges.
Fragmented notices discuss fall discussions on local affairs, a Sea Gull rally at Liberty Park, and merchants in Mornay City expecting boosts if street improvements proceed. References mention the Pioneers advancing an opportunity empire and savings accounts for fall, with casual remarks on stores and perceptions.
Contact the circulation department at Murray 36 to receive your Eagle copy promptly. This notice appears as second class matter dated February 5, 1927, at the Salt Lake City post office under the act.
A fragmented critique addresses women's dress, rights, and public backlash. It condemns physical abuse while praising moral influence over mere display. The writer notes Murray City enjoys mild weather as seasons shift from summer to winter.
The first Wheeler family reunion gathered 73 members at Liberty Park Salt Lake City Saturday evening. Judy Swinh chaired the program and Bishop Jesse TH Wheeler welcomed guests. Activities included talks on family history, musical numbers, a hike, and a refreshments menu coordinated by Henry Wheeler and Mrs Gus Wheeler, with Mrs Jackson reporting on activities.
A Catholic Ladies meeting in the Parish Wall elected officers for the Altar Society for the coming year. President is Mrs. H.T. Mathews, Secretary Mrs. Chirke Anderson, Treasurer Mrs. Joseph Hoflfemn. With Mrs Hoffman away in Europe, Miss J. C. Miller agreed to serve as treasurer.
In Murray on August 1 127 a note thanks local business houses for their support of the Murray band directed by Mr W. Po Relinwen. Citizens praise the group for weekly concerts drawing crowds and featuring patriotic numbers. The writer urges residents to attend every Saturday night and extend thanks to contributors and the editor.
The piece outlines a tangled debate among California and other states as Congress considers Boulder Canyon Dam funding. It notes local politics, regional aims, and the friction over government involvement in large projects, highlighting divisions and strategic positioning among lawmakers.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled economic piece noting tax actions and proposed levies. It mentions million figures and shifts in tax policy, with references to authorities and expenditures. Details are unclear, but the text centers on state taxation and potential new forms or bonds amid fiscal debate.
A damaged manuscript reveals Rorah arguing for broad national policy to include East and West. He asserts unity of purpose across regions, warning against policies that favor one group over another and emphasizing shared prosperity for all Americans. The speaker pushes for nationwide consideration of all peoples in shaping the nation.
Recipe reads like a 1900s instruction: cut eggplant lengthwise, scoop out pulp, simmer in salted water until tender, drain and mix with cracker crumbs pineapple grated cheese egg and milk to form stuffing. Stuff shells, cover with buttered sauce, bake slowly in hot water halfway up sides for one hour.
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