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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
9
B L Schell was acquitted after a second trial on a charge of unlawfully shooting a pheasant. Dell Terry, game warden, signed the original complaint alleging the closed season violation. Schell claimed he mistook the bird for a hawk, prompting a renewed complaint after the initial case was settled weeks earlier.
Five flom Modern located on Shaft South and State at 120 Spencer Ave Worth 83.50 priced at 2800 cash option 1500 includes complete furnishings throughout. Mortgage terms $100 monthly. Seller must move this month Murray 442.
Farmers describe raising various breeds including Baby Chix Golden Buff and Strain Black Minorcas Barred Rocks R J Reds and Turkens with no electric lights or other forced-lighting methods used on breeding fowls.
Fragmentary historic note argues laws must be made public to remind every man of his duty. The text cites a line from Utopia suggesting laws should be accessible to all for civic obligation.
A local sign shop and advertising advocate, George Green, promotes advertising cooperation and better paper quality. The piece discusses Joe’s printing business pushing for higher grade stationery, laments junk letterheads, and urges printers to demand quality stock when mills advertise. It highlights a marketer’s experience sending circulars and customer responses.
National Board of Fire Underwriters surveyed fire chiefs in 279 cities with populations of 30 000 and up to measure Fire Prevention Week impact. About 28 percent reported no fire loss during the week and 87 escaped losses in the following week. Average weekly losses across 80 cities were 173 646 in 1925, with many reporting minimal damage. The report credits educational campaigns by fire chiefs chambers of commerce and others and asks what year round results would be with similar care.
In a push to restore public confidence in insurance, industry figures urge lawmakers to remove outdated burdens. C F Hughes says reform will ensure fair dealing with the public, while Nulkley notes laws must reflect current economic conditions and protect both the public and insurers.
Freshman Day at Jordan High featured green attire with girls in long green bows and boys wearing a green F. The Strident body hosted a matinee dance and a music assembly led by Mr. Epperson. Girls and Boys Glee Clubs plus soloists performed, with plans for another similar assembly. Gordon Ohlson leaves to represent Utah with the National High School Orchestra in Dallas under Supt. D C Jensen.
The Heeidiggera fell to Cyprus in a fast Magna game with tight defense and sharp shooting by the two Sonies. Jordan's second team beat Magna 14 to 9 while the Sophomores stayed in title contention by defeating East second year men 28 to 23. Beetligger second defeated Granteville 30 to 16 as Vincent starred. Jordan seconds lead the league with five wins, two losses. Also noted are staff moves with Miny Heywood returning to the Domestic Art Department after a weeks absence for her mother’s illness.
Mrs Al T Mathews hosted the Murray Altar Society Tuesday afternoon at her South Recond street home. Decorations reflected a patriotic theme and refreshments were served to twenty guests.
Gordon D Rowe, chief smoke expert in Cincinnati, places United States annual losses from smoke at 1.876 billion dollars. He cites this as funding a cross country road from New York to Los Angeles and another from Chicago to New Orleans. He urges smokeless coal use via pulverize or gasify methods to save resources.
A fragmentary quote explores the difficulty of aligning outward appearance with inner truth. The speaker notes that pretending to be what one is not is an easier aim than sustaining the illusion of authenticity.
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