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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
6
A report by the Registrar of the State Agricultural College shows the Extension Division reaching many people via its Department of Interior education. It notes 3,804 project tenders and members engaged in home economics and club work, with substantial participation across home economics and related programs.
Report notes Whippet supremacy amid duality leadership claims. Leaders emphasize high performance standards since debut months ago, with drivers in states of activity. Competition focuses on speed, power, economy, and air service as Whippet firm stance persists.
Constance Talmadge stars in Venus of Venice at Geom Theatre Silay opening in February. The play follows her as a impulsive heroine entangled with an American artist in Venice. The production features a noted director and cast including several named designers and performers.
A dated notice reports sugar beets priced at 8 dollars per ton for local growers. It mentions delivery terms and a cooperative or association organizing sales through a company, with references to farmers, tonnage, and regional suppliers.
Bowers purchases the car that previously set a world speed record. Jet Bowers, noted for leading in speed exploits, is tied to the vehicle history. The text also references Milton and amateur pursuits in yacht racing and rifle shooting alongside other unnamed details.
The article argues that Smith cannot win the presidency, citing electoral college dynamics and regional biases. It predicts Southern and Western votes will rally against the Democratic nominee, with New England and middle states possibly switching, leading to a decisive defeat for Smith. The piece notes newspapers will influence public opinion as elections approach.
A 1928 letter from Salt Lake City thanks the Murray Lions Club for its generous cash prizes toward Boys' Club contest awards in Salt Lake County. The note notes the club’s role in stimulating youth interest through funds distributed to winners including Allen Stocking Elwood Spencer Harold Oakeson Floyd Sheppick and others.
A fragmented notice lists individuals associated with the Potato Club and Garden Club, including Edgar Evans, Willard H. Godfrey, Leo Garden Club members Gerald Crittemlen, Slo, Woalrow Smith, Arcangelo Loveder, and Mr.
Corinne Griffiths screen version of May Edingtons story Three Hours opens at the Gem Theatre February 5. James Flood directs with John Bowers opposite Griffith, Hobart Bosworth and Tout Ellie in key roles. Anna Schaffer and Baby Tonie Miller also star. University of Utah union building gains momentum as eleven firms submit plans. Ashton and Fivans of Salt Lake City win the competition.
Miss Maxine Bagley of Murray, a 4& sophomore in the Home Economics program at Utah Agricultural College, completed sorority initiation with Sigma Theta Phi last Sunday. She has also visited a member of the Empyrean Club and majors in Textiles.
Fragmentary historic note recounts Koch succeeding Urlitish in a Briton era context. It claims a reversal of stance toward a prominent predecessor and mentions a restored Charles II period. The text hints at a strong wish not to disrupt social order during a time of recovery.
A fragmentary account notes travel to China in the thirteenth century and references a paper or currency item. The readable text mentions Vint paper and a reported presence of money or examined currency in that era.
Two American physicians report that heartburn results from muscular distension of the digestive tract rather than acid stomachs or stomach contents. They advise medical treatment to control the condition.
KF George Lyra broadcast an appreciation telegram to the Sonkles Orange association praising their fruit. G. H. Lyon of Salt Lake City received a letter from the association noting the January 22 telegram helped their brand win recognition and promising a box of fruit for daily enjoyment.
A short reflective note argues that happiness eludes those who remain idle. It stresses that without purposeful thought the mind fills with worse than useless musings and urges engagement and purposeful activity.
Early Hebrew tradition held Jerusalem as a central, foundational axis of the world and a stable spiritual center. This view linked the city to cosmic geography and enduring permanence within ancient religious cosmology.
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