Mornay Press Weekly Notices from Murray Utah
A weekly publication issued every Thursday by Mornay Press located at 4842 South State Street Murray Utah announcing local notices and community information for residents.
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
5
A weekly publication issued every Thursday by Mornay Press located at 4842 South State Street Murray Utah announcing local notices and community information for residents.
A disrupted communication indicates the Eagle badge is delayed. the circulation department Murray &5 confirms a copy will be sent immediately to the requester. The brief item notes urgent action to rectify the gap in delivery and ensure prompt receipt of the badge.
Disjointed lines reference Christmas, spring, weather, weddings, sausage season, and political figures. The text blends garbled phrases about Clean winter, overcoats, anniversaries, and speakers Coolidge and Lewiden with hints of tax and policy debates, all in a torn OCR style.
Mrs. Edgar Wright wins the automobile in a juvenile contest held at Thomas Martin's store Weednewhie. Second prize to Tee A. Serradin and third to Mr Heures Wheeler. Shows community sportsmanship and trust in local merchants. Also notes USDA cattle tuberculosis testing progress with 47 counties free of infection across 27 states led by North Carolina Michigan and New York.
Rev John A Connolly of St Luke's New York visits with Rev Patrick Maguire at St Vincent de Paul Church on Sunday August 14. Connolly previously served with Rt Rev John J Mitty before his bishopric and assisted at the United States Navy during World War I. He praised Ptah and her people in a brief recital.
Fragmentary OCR reveals Frost and Thomas as names linked to a county issue about weekly pay or salary timing and farmer curves. It references part 1 and a request to reveal details, but the readable text is incomplete and ambiguous.
A brief ad urges readers to have children's clothing cleaned to stay neat for school. A.1 Cleaning & Dress Co. advertises at 1098 South Slate Murray Street.
A vintage ad claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and bloating, promising quicker relief from indigestion and improved sleep after meals. The copy touts dramatic results and urges readers to try the product, credited to Murray Cutty Pharmacy.
The Neptune association, a licensed maritime group, will preside over the exhibition at the state exposition. Local Roatana and ocean vessel steamer owners participate as scoring and display judges. The event showcases horses and related equestrian displays with public access.
A fragmentary, archaic sounding text centers on a figure identified as the letter Eth. It hints at a plot involving threat, revenge, and a doomed plan near a theater, with ominous foreshadowing of a forthcoming day of death or destruction. The passage reads like a cryptic dramatic monologue on fate and fate’s consequences.
A USDA committee led by Potts aims to craft a comprehensive plan for the poultry industry. The effort seeks adequate information and strong cooperation from industry groups like the United States Fig Society to support improved marketing and price stability.
Vocational agricultural teachers from across the state close a conference at Utah Agricultural College. Attendance included delegates from Springville Granite and St George with topics on farm bureau work and agricultural education. The group formed the Vocational Agriculture Teachers Club led by Jo O Barkbride and outlined plans for next year including a state tour and stronger cooperation with the State Farm Bureau.
The Murray Press delivers printing work described as entirely satisfactory. The note states the wits the tes have ever hav done.
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