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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
10
Hiaselll fans of Murray wonder about the year’s metrial game and possible league entry. As baseball season nears, questions arise about a local team forming and joining a county or divisional league. A public program at 0:30 p.m offers free admission for ward members and former members, with a high expectation for an excellent program.
A reunion of the Murray First Ward was held on Tuesday February 22 beginning at 7 p.m. and continuing until 12 o clock The master of ceremonies will be at the First Ward recreation hall in Wolfpoint and will feature a vaudeville and minstrel program followed by a dance at Murray High School in the evening.
Funeral services were held for Wm Graham at Ksh Ward Chapel with interment in Salt Lake City Cemetery under Simmons and Brinton. Bierman family notes eight children survive Mrs Bierman who died Feb 9 1927. Utah Wasatch counties face rail and auto travel disruption from Provo canyon snow slides. heavy snow and ice threaten Bridal Veil upper falls. Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Neilson aged 63 dies near Trout Creek two sisters and several children surviv.
The piece notes the mimicry of the menrnjic dove by non native birds, claiming no native species matches its domestic achievements. It suggests a breeding season from March to September, with three or four broods reaching maturity if conditions stay favorable, and minimal trouble between broods.
An odd summer note recalls gray tree squirrels disapproving from a mossy fence while brown crickets beneath a rock urge cheer. The fragment hints at pacific sporsman history and wild animal behavior observed at a summer resort.
A man at Walton Health Golf Course, with his wife, grew boastful about his wealth as he played. After his forty seventh shot, his wife quipped in a Brooklyn accent that if he kept up, everyone would think he was working there.
A fragment notes listeners numbers around Meine with about half the audience not listening at all and half listening but not to a single station. No clear figures or stations are named, leaving questions about audience engagement and station reach.
A paraphrased report describes a woman who had been pinned by a motor car being asked how she felt when the car struck her and she replied with a terse, unclear answer reflecting pain and confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Americans eating meat and political references but is incoherent with multiple garbled phrases. No clear person, event, or verifiable facts emerge for a reliable headline or summary.
An obscure fragment notes Uncle Eben urging prudent money keeping to prevent wealth loss and safeguard future. The text reads as a garbled reminiscence on frugality and caution about financial misfortune.
A fragment notes that acids can stimulate foot pores and a tabletop when allowed to stand. Alwars pipe up immediately with warn water.
A group of youths skates on a dangerous ice slough in Cedar Rapids. Dorothy, visiting grandparents, meets Harry Smith. She accidentally collides with him, then joins the crowd for a moonlight skating party and barbecue. Sparks fly as Dorothy and Harry fall in love during her visit.
A humorous correspondent asks if the cleverest people save brainpower. The reply argues that truly bright individuals do not reveal all their wit and reserve nothing for later. The exchange casts doubt on those who claim to hold back ideas.
A concise note reflects on Locke’s view that punishment should not deprive youths of offspring or worsen faults, suggesting bodily pain as the ultimate measure, while questioning the propriety of extending discipline to future generations.
A witness testifies about a man’s surrender claiming his wife convinced him to confess in the Shore Vitel case, highlighting marital influence on the alleged crime and forthcoming proceedings.
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