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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
5
Person offers one electric waffle iron for a young sheep. Itemizing hand carded wool for quilt making. Inquiries directed to 1070 East 30th South Murray Utah P O Box 187 Murray Utah.
A concise note frames capital as the value of prior labor accumulated, emphasizing prudent use over waste. It contrasts saved capital with squandered resources, implying long term gains from disciplined accumulation and investment of past effort. The statement carries economic prose rather than a reportable event.
Library shelves offer Poor Gentleman Hig Prize Stories 1927 0 Henry Bright Face of Danger Sublette Changing Road McGrath Man Hranders Robertson Rebellion Farnham Primary Skitter Cat and Major Youmans Johnny and Jimmy Rabbit Serl Tiger Who Walka Alone Skinner Children of the Moor Fittinghott Bowser the Hound Burgess Billy Mink co Burgess
Mrs. Lillian Ford Felckert of North Plainfield New Jersey, former vice chairman of the Republican state committee and new president of the New Jersey Women's Republican club, enters the race for United States senate on a bone dry platform.
Pretty Pearl Smiddy daughter of Irish Free State minister Dr Timothy Smiddy plans a marriage to Maj Alfonso Reyes of the Spanish army. The couple’s union reflects ties between Washington society and international diplomatic circles.
Misa Ruth A. Nichols of Rye New York becomes the first to fly nonstop from New York to Miami. She is a licensed pilot.
Reports from Ogden, Brighwin City, Salt Lake City, St George, and Eureka describe new hospital addition, highway projects, mining developments, and a university union building. Notable figures include a $5 million cost increase for Utah Copper, a $8 million poultry product value rise, and a 12.8 mile Levan highway oiling plan.
A Lions meeting continues with Mr. Stringham arguing that job opportunities in Utah can reduce youth delinquency. He cites police listings and personal job struggles after missions, pressing for new industries to provide work and boost local goods like Made in Utah. He favors industry development over recreation centers.
The Murray Lions Club discusses locating the Utah Woolen Mills factory, with Sugar House and Murray competing for the project. Mayor I Lester and Col Adams consider Murray's advantages, while a committee is formed to liaise with Utah Woolen Mills officials. Water quality testimony and an attendance prize are noted, and a note on modern budgeting and German electric steel furnaces closes the report.
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