Holy Earthly Things Quote by Victor Hugo
The quote contrasts two sacred elements, the flag symbolizing military honor and the law embodying national rights, reflecting on duty and justice through Hugo's perspective.
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
7
The quote contrasts two sacred elements, the flag symbolizing military honor and the law embodying national rights, reflecting on duty and justice through Hugo's perspective.
The Ninth Annual Ogden Livestock Show will be held January 7 to 12, 1928 at the new 2000 Coliseum. Officials report entries of choice cattle sheep and hogs from over fifteen states with more to come. The show aims to educate and promote better breeding and feeding of livestock in the western territory and appreciates the support of thousands of visitors who attend Ogden each winter.
Fraternal Hall hosts an annual Christmas Tree event with Santa Claus and the tree as highlights. Members and families of the F. E's K. O. B.'s W. C Lions Club Murray City and Salt Lake County Fire Departments invited for Friday December 26 at 8 4 p m. Gift from Santa to all children.
Murray High School announces second term honor lists. The A Honor Roll includes students with all A grades except one B, while the B average list displays those meeting the BK standard. Names span Margaret Cannegleter to James Peters, with many students across both classifications.
A compact roster lists Jobin Kastellic Louise Allam Leone Shaw Nora Nelson Marjorie Snare Helen Taveina James Vose Beryl Watts Welb Snare Lenea Erickson Savile Carlisle Marshall Gaufin Margaret Turner Alta Meloy Kald Turner. The diverse group appears in a municipal ledger or community roll, indicating roles or affiliations within the local administration.
A wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Clarence Rockwood was held Wednesday night at the J A Rockwood home. The bridal party included Milton Aston best man Florence Tripp Ardelia Rockwood Koma Jordis Della Eyre and flower girls Virginia Levensen Beverley Eyre. Guests numbered about one hundred. The couple will reside in the Hyland Park district of Salt Lake City.
Murray High School feted its letter men at a banquet December 14 1927 at 6 pm in the high school. Barbara Badger domestic science teacher led the preparation and was helped by the Boosters Club of Murray High School.
Dedication services for the new Sandy Second Ward chapel were held Sunday night. Elder George Albert Smith pronounced the dedicatory prayer and President Heber J Burgon of East Jordan stake led the event with stake counselors and high council members in attendance. The chapel features a basement and the cost is estimated at about twenty five thousand dollars.
Salt Lake City reports a near completion of a new monumental temple and a seven dollar per share dividend at Vind Copper for the first nine months of 1927. A seven million dollar gas line from Wyoming would supply Salt Lake City and smelters at Midvale and Tooele. Hinghim Utah opens a sugar factory employing 300 men to process 40,500 tons of beets in 43 days. Eden Weber stadium project proposes a 10,000 seat venue. Ogden eyes a three million dollar armory for 4,000 capacity. Dead Ox Flat highway makes rapid progress. Eureka notes North Lily shaft over seven feet deep with good ore at 60 and 7 levels, and Black Warrior shaft deepens. Utah vehicle fleet shows 303,080 registered motor vehicles and 11,050 horses taxed. Salt Lake City Tintic Standard mine pays a 5,000 dividend.
The Whittier Ward Choir of Salt Lake City will provide music for the Murray First Ward sacrament service Sunday December 18 at 6 30 pm led by Arthur McFarlane with Ivy Lamoreaux organist The program includes anthems hymns duets and solo numbers by choir and guest artists The Glenn Roberts Piano Company has refined the organ and piano and the ward choir reorganizes with twenty members ongoing rehearsals promise a spirited welcome to all attendees.
Murray High School lists eight preseason games for coach Bob Howard to assess material before league play begins January 6. Opponents include Pleasant Grove, Lincoln, Murray, Granite, David, with December matchups at Murray and home and away dates in early December.
Murray High School presented the play Seven Chances in the Granite Stake Tabernacle with performances Friday afternoon and evening. Directed by Melvin Erans, the Murray High School Orchestra under W F Robinson provided music as a large cast led by Earl Goddard Eugene Woods Joe Spence Wayne Simper Ralph Denby Frank Thone and many others entertained, with plans to present again in the West High auditorium during cheer work.
Chamber of Commerce letters urge protection of street decorations as theft and destruction rise. Merchants spend thousands to decorate the business district. a $25 reward is offered for evidence leading to arrest in vandalism. Brooke pleads guilty to petit larceny for stealing a city Christmas tree, receiving a suspended sentence. Granite and Murray high schools’ athletic girls show progress under coordinators Miss Gorllicki and Miss Creer in Women’s Amateur Athletic Federation activities.
Despite lacking a local swimming pool Murray’s group plans weekly visits to a municipal pool to improve swimming and basketball skills. Several interclass meets have been held at schools, showcasing growing interest and activity in girls athletics.
A fragment notes that the term fooleeup is a corruption of fogllo capo, implying a full field sheet of paper. The source hints at linguistic mishearings or spelling shifts in historical usage, but provides limited context beyond the quotation.
A fragment recalls a Greek attempt to prove Earth is round before Christ. The garbled text hints at early scientific curiosity but provides limited readable references to persons or precise dates.
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