Frank Winnard Dies in Salt Lake City
Frank Winnard died after a long illness at his brother’s home on Hankevelt avenue Salt Lake City Thursday. Funeral services were held at Larkin Undertaking Parlors and he was buried in the city cemetery. He was a brother of Milton Winnard formerly with the Murrey Ante Co, both well known in Mur rily.
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Hankevelt Avenue
Salt Lake City
Larkin
Hurl
Ity
Frank
Milton Winard Formely
Murrey Ante Co
Murrily
Watermellon Bust in Murray Second Ward Event
A community gathering in Murray Second Ward featured a watermelom bust on the lawn of the Wanl Howes with a party lasting about an hour. The event included races for many participants, organized under the direction of the recreation committee.
Hoot Gibson Performs Hair Raising Parachute Drop
Hoot Gibson stars in The Flying Cowboy at the Gem Theatre. An aviator praises a sequence where Gibson’s horse spins and dives before a controlled recovery and a dramatic four point landing. Olive Tushroack co stars with supporting cast Harry Todd, William Talley, Toddy Phillips and Ron Carter. Reaves Fason directed from Arthur Statter’s story.
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Hoot Gibson
Gem Theatre
Gibson
Granite School District Opens New Year With Meetings
The Granite district begins the 1121-2c school year with a Tuesday opening and district principals meeting at the school board offices. Superintendent Francis W. Kirkham announced the plan Monday night. An institute for district teachers is set for Wednesday and Thursday August 20 and 21 at the Granite bleh auditorium with remarks from Gov. Dern and Dr. N Jensen.
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Granite
Francis W. Kirkham
Aheols
Granite Blehsche
Gevermor
HE Dern
N. Jensen
Diate
Christmas Card Display at Murray Eagle Office
Local notice invites readers to choose Christmas greeting cards at the Murray Eagle office. Cards are described as artistically beautiful with personalized name printing and favorable prices to help buyers prepare for Christmas.
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Murray Eagle
Sheep Killings and the Red Lamp Mystery Deepens
In the rural aftermath of strange happenings a red lamp is linked to a house haunting and a supposed returning spirit named George. Local fear grows as sheep are slaughtered, a fisherman vanishes, and curses loom over Mrs. Riggs’s former residence. Detective Greenough investigates while townspeople debate occult signs and religious symbolism behind the incidents.
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George
Thomas
Annie Cochran
Edith
Berton
Couse
Rigga
Jock
Nylle
Orime
Jack
Conde
Sumone
Mary Fe Titom
Benchley
Sherif
Greenough
Dimond Coal and Fred Grow Dimond Co. Expansion Prospects
The Dimond Keel and Coal Co announces growth driven by quad anator and a robust service. Notable staff include Albert Mis, Hoy Julien, and Bi Prine, as the Ephirsin Cranery Company assumes a closed building under T. Yerry with Gothfred and Marshall overseeing. Shippers report 60 carloads and 20000 cages in the first year, signaling ongoing city growth and rising egg shipments.
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Dimond Keel and Coal Co
Pimeand
Albert Mis
Hoy Julien
Bi Prine
Ephirsin Cranery Company
T. Yerry
Gothfred
Marshall
Candlele
Eges
Freis
Growth Ahead for Local Establishments
A fragmentary note suggests confidence that our establishments will expand and prosper. The brief hints at positive economic momentum, with no specific dates or named entities.
Oldest writing form hailed as hunter glyphs and plots
A remark on proto writing notes that early symbols represented objects by plotted signs. It suggests ancient pictorial systems used by cultures to convey meaning before alphabetic scripts emerged.
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Jack Mulhall and
Dorothy MacKay
Sidney
Murray Tek
George Sidney
Main Street
Charlie Murray
Flyin
Cowely
Chicago
Wanda Girl
Murray Institution
Frank Winnard
Hoot
Mary Roberts
Rinfilart
Corte
Peale
Hind
Lear
Pauld
Bethel
Gordon
Pethel Cone
Aimeren
Dimond Coal and
Fred
Mrs. Nelson
Erickson Lane
Murray
Mor
Lucas
Hone
Binte
Marriott Service
South State
Peggy
Vanity Beauty Shoppe
Peggy Simpson
First National Bank Bld
Tel. Murray
RCA Radiola
Brinton Electric Co
Murray, Ut
Morrison-Merrill Co
King Coal
Kk. H. Williams
Mgr
Murray Extension
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