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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
4
A survivor recalls the chaos of a wrecked train or battlefield and the aftermath. He describes wounded neighbors, crushed cars, and the suffering of men trapped under debris. The account covers capture at Cahaba on September 1st, confiscation of valuables, and the harsh conditions of a cattle-shed prison pen with naked, exhausted prisoners.
A fragmented wartime diary recounts prisoners enduring naked ragged conditions, hunger, improvised cooking, and scrounged rations. The narrator contrasts cries and suffering with makeshift meals and the somber image of a man dying inside a brick prison wall.
A Utah bulletin by Claude TL Barnes details 600 illustrations and 32 maps describing ewes, mammals, and bats, with rarer species like black foxes, raccoons, martins, wolverines, otters, and squirrels. Barone, a noted mammalogist, coauthored and vetted notes. Distributed to educational bodies worldwide at the university’s request to acquaint residents with their regional wildlife.
An 11 year U S Department of Agriculture study on the Umatilla project in Oregon shows manure increases alfalfa yields. On irrigated Columbia river lands, manure at 8 tons and 2 tons per acre yielded 5 6 and 6 10 tons per acre respectively compared to 17 1 tons with no manure.
New York court papers reveal Mrs. Wthel Quayle seeks divorce from hotel proprietor Frank J. Quayle. She hired detectives after discovering a red hair on his coat lapel. Detectives trailed him to a Brooklyn house last month with witnesses including Mrs. Quayle and three autos. The woman involved is identified as Coetore nan with red hair.
Smithsonian acting secretary Dr. Charles G. Abbot heads to Mount Wilson California to continue measuring starlight heat using an ultra sensitive radiometer whose wings stay fed by its take up. He will also visit Table Mountain Observatory to study solar variations and their weather impact in a network with Chile and southwest Africa stations.
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