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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
2
A consumer testimonial claims Adlerika reduces gas and bloating, making meals enjoyable again. The ad asserts the product acts on both upper and lower bowel and removes waste matter, suggesting renewed energy and ease in eating and shopping.
A garbled discussion argues braking distances depend on brake condition and adjustment. The author urges newspapers to publish a speed table so drivers grasp how quickly a car stops at 46 miles per hour and the risks of poor maintenance.
A Boy Scout club pursues agricultural merit badges, touring Murray Farm, the State Fair, and nearby farms. The author recalls farm work lessons, demonstrations, and trips that built curiosity, with livestock and crop activities. Team members earned recognition at fairs, and the experience inspired continued learning in farming tasks and expenses tracking.
The Woolcraft Social Club announces an event at Fra tevin Hall on Thursday afternoon in January. Members are reminded there is a charge for admission and to bring a child or pupil for the entertainment. details unclear in the fragment.
Beautiful services were held Wednesday for Henry Ray who died Friday at a local hospital. The rites in the Union ward featured musical numbers by performers including Myrtle McNamby and prayers led by Everett Griffith, with Bishop Greenwell and others speaking in praise of the deceased. Interment was in Murray City Cemetery. Ray served in the Marines during World War II and was survived by his widow Blew Kay, a daughter, his father Robert May, and several siblings.
A brief note hints at Murray girls pursuing a lead while a Lions team seeks an edge. The fragment suggests athletic competition but lacks concrete details or clear context.
In a fragmented account from the Vestris disaster an unnamed rescuer, Licerlee, is linked to a lifeboat incident. The 22 aboard praised John G. Townsend, former governor of Delaware, now U S senator, for saving them, with Thomas F Bayard named as a Democratic senator.
A fret commemorative medal intended for Mr and Mrs Shebert Sleever was misdelivered by mail from New York, causing a presidential election mixup and prompting a correction notice.
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