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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
7
Knute Rockne, famed Notre Dame coach and football authority, will travel to Logan next summer to conduct coaching classes at Utah Agricultural College. The program aims to share modern football strategies and training methods with local students and coaches.
Model for plaids describes a straight line blouse with embroidery on one side and a left side pleated skirt. Requires 254 yards of 54 inch plaid and 54 yards plain fabric plus 36 inch material. Pictorial Review Pattern No. 683 sized 14 to 18 years and bust 34 to 44. Embroidery No. 13124 available in blue or yellow.
Locals report Mrs A Bradford entertaining Murray Bridge club members Saturday afternoon at her home. Mr and Mrs Charles White and Mr Edward Eyre stayed with relatives at Goshen during the week. Mrs Mendae Mines hosted Sunday dinner at their home on West Pottyighth South Street. Cunverers hosted for Mr and Mrs Fred Phelpe of Blame. Mr and Mrs, and relatives attend events as visitors to Midvale. Also Jamies Jensen of Wiles visiting at the home of Mr fel Mek HE Afinatlt.
A brief note recalls early tunes and ancient verses, tying together distant musical memories with a focus on traditional forms and long vanished voices. The piece highlights cultural echoes and the continuity of song across generations.
An OCR fragment notes Murray City business houses decorate for patriotic holidays with flags on George Washington’s birthday. Some firms display flags, others do not. The piece urges consistency and suggests all or none should show proper observance, asking why the town would not meet Mr. Washington’s expectations.
The Murray First Ward reunion on February 22 was a great success with a twelve-act program enjoyed by attendees. A reception was hosted by Wm T Bellis and church leaders A 4 Campbell and Ver F McMillin, with Leonard Neilson as chairman of the recreation committee and Ruth Webb guiding invitations and Ivy Erickson coordinating the program.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event involving Morse and several actors or figures with references to New York and a celebration. The readable parts indicate a tense or celebratory moment with mentions of names and places, but many words are garbled leaving the core facts unclear.
Do not overlook the seventh annual fall of the County Firemen to be held at Grante Stake tabernacle about March 12th. A great time is planned and a large crowd expected.
A fragment quotes an 18th century axiom about laughter exposing true character, noting that what people consider laudable reflects their moral stance and habits, with emphasis on laughter as a social signal of virtue or folly.
Liberty and Jordan park greenhouses open daily from 1 to 4, and Sundays 10 to 12 noon, for public viewing. Harry L. Fine says the plan draws many visitors and an attendant will explain plants, planting times, conditions, and care.
A Utah educational administrators conference will run from March 1 at the University of Utah. It is sponsored by the State Department of Education, Utah Agricultural College, and major districts including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Granite, and Jordan. Dean Milton Bennion chairs the event.
Producers of beef and lamb launch modest campaigns to raise demand for steaks and chops. They stress advertising and standardization, inaugurating a "better beef" and an "eat more lamb" movement this year. F K Marshall of the National Woolgrowers' Association notes broad participation and growing attention across the intermountain states.
An aging grandmother, Mrs Rankin, tries on silver high heel slippers and injures her ankle at a dance. A young doctor treats her and warns against high heels. She discovers family ties and happiness as she embraces being a grandmother and supports Franklin's family, ending with a wedding joy.
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