Eagles Initiation Ceremonies Near at Fraternal Hall
The Fraternal Order of Eagles, Murray Lodge, plans initiation at the Fraternal Hall Friday evening with four more candidates. The lodge notes the order provides generous support including weekly sickness subsidies, doctor on call, and free medical care for a member and family, funded by annual dues and a 29 year history resulting in over forty three million dollars paid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Murray Lodge
Eagies
Smith
Andy Smith
Fo, BF
Elusive party aims to reshape local meeting rules
Fragmentary text notes a political group seeking to influence a party and meetings, with mentions of an organized effort and Murray as a focal point. The readable lines reference enhancing engagement, planning sessions, and aiming to influence the process around local governance.
Why I Joined The Eagles
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a social circle around Andy and Bill O'Brien in Eagle Ie, noting meetings at his home and weekly club gatherings. The narrator recalls conversations about friends, promotions, and an incident prompting involvement with the Eagles while reflecting on advertising leaflets and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Bill O'Brien
Enon
Local Motor Firms Featured in Automotive News
Locals mention Wasateh Motor Company and Frank Howe Company with repair notes and supervision by Franklin Howe. J C Davis offers pure blood puppies at Flat Rate Garage. Smith family relocate to Salt Lake City and Murray Town promotes living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Davis
Dheapt Smith
South State
Salt Lake City
Getting Ready Mr Wintermreen Stoking and Harp Lessons
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph note discusses a middle aged man named Mr Wintermreen studying stoking and harp playing to be prepared for whatever may befall. The item reads as a brief community notice with period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintermreen
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Fragmented faith note on belief and technology
A cryptic observance questions faith amid evolving technology. It argues that reason and religion clash when minds resist Christian belief, warning against introducing unauthentic ideas into faith and denouncing the reliance on science over creed.
License collections debated in city tax talk
James W. Cahoon argues that business licenses act as revenue collectors for the state and city. He cites Continental Oil Co and automakers passing taxes to consumers, asks for better methods, and notes personal purchasing habits in Murray. He urges readers to propose improvements and notes current prices for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental OL Co
Ford
Dodge
Murray
James W. Cahoon
Murray Defeats Tooele In High School Basketball Thriller
Murray high school defeated Tooele 42 to 35 at the Murray gym on Friday February 10. Murray led 18 35 at halftime and 21 23 in the final period before a late Tooele surge. Kastille, Simper, and Shater paced Murray while Rose and Bates stood out for Tooele. Murray’s second team beat Tooele 20d team 17 to 11.
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Murray High School
Smelterites
Tooele Five
Murray
Tooele
John Kastillle
Simper
Shater
Tooele Hoya
Rose
Bates
Basin Areas in the Great Basins Study
The Hadeon Bay basin covers 1487.000 square miles before draining into Judeon Bay. The Aretle basin spans 1,200,000 square miles. The Allaniic basin measures 90 square tallow, and the Pacific haeln covers 897,940 equine mallew.
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Hadeon Bay
Judeon Bay
Aretle
Pets boost industry of bird cages and feathered pets
More than 7,600 miles of brass wire are used annually by one company to manufacture bird cages. The specialized industry provides homes for canaries and parakeets and amounts to over $2,000,000 each year.
Wireless Nearly 90 Years of Age in Radio History
A historical note recounts milestones toward wireless radio from Steinheil’s earth return system in 1858 to Morse’s canal transmission in 1844, Dolbear’s 1882 induction device, and the shift to radiation methods used in broadcasting today, highlighting Marconi as a pioneer in the field.
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Chicago
Steinhell
Steinbell
B. Morse
Dolbear
Tufts College
Boston
Marconi
Studies Problems of Working Girl in Regulation Debate
Washington article outlines Mary Winslow findings from a national study on hours of work for women. It highlights two opposing camps, notes the impact of protective legislation, and urges careful tailoring of laws to individual state contexts. The piece underscores women's essential role in industry and employer support for reasonable standards.
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Washlneton
Mary Winslow
Women’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Miss Winslow
United States
National Women's Trade Union League
The
League of Women Voters
Young Women's Christian Association
Consumers’ League
National Council of Catholic Women
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Natonal Women's Party
Washington
Mim Winslow
Women's Bureau
Ral Nna
Clare Tealand
Locomotive Crossed Missouri River on Ice
White Cloud Kansas reports the first locomotive reached Kansas crossing the Missouri on frozen ice. Owned by what became Grand Island railroad the engine traveled from St. Joseph to Palmetto Roseport era lines built four miles of track along the Missouri. With no bridge the ferry owner refused to transport the engine, so the icy river allowed the locomotive to cross under its own power aided by a second man to steady the stop on the far bank.
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White Cloud
Kan
Kansas
Missouri River
Grand Island Railroad
Marysville
Palmetto Roseport
Elwormd
St. Joseph
Wathene
Hannibal
Army Bank System Has Proved Success
Washington report shows four years of army savings deposits by enlisted men totaling 214,243.22 with interest paid reaching 48,088.10. Initiated by Congress in 1872, the system allowed deposits over five dollars with more than six months in service and four percent annual interest. Deposits are returned with interest on discharge, aimed to aid soldiers when banking facilities were scarce on frontier duties.
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Washington
Congress
Why Murray is One of the Best Communities
A fragmented reminiscence extols Murray as a premier community with fine schools and educated teachers. It highlights a World War I decorated Austrian baron, Folch von Magyar of Budapest, who migrated to America with his bride and later changed his name to De Wolf under a will condition. The De Wolfs, visiting Bristol, claim no concern for titles and embrace American identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
America
Cnuntey
Poweruat
de Wolf
Bristol
Scotch Fish Board Proposes Herring Bed Protections
In Glasgow Scotland the Beattie Axhery board warns that catching immature herring for export has reduced stocks. It plans a closed season to protect young fish and seeks cooperation from the fishing industry. Many millions of herring were caught this season with London prices as low as half a penny each.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Beattieh Axhery Board
Goa
London
On With the Dance Mexico Clity Record Alleged
A fragment notes a supposed world's endurance record on land. Sener Asuncionnatro mentions a dancer who allegedly completed 110 hours in a terra Orme event, with speculative joy over Lindbergh aiding the feat. The readable text is uncertain and garbled.
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Mexico
Lindbergh
Asuncionnatro
Terra Orme
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