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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
6
Alarm over alleged public official theft of state and city funds prompts calls for full public reporting of agency spending. The author urges newspapers to publish all expenditures and recipients to illuminate how money is disbursed to entities like horse racing interests, insisting the public is the ultimate owner of the funds.
The article recounts a courtroom scene where Joe Melmie faces charges over aspersions on Leo Townsend. Judge TL TD Matthews presided while J Of Tixton and J McQmie represented the defense and plaintiff respectively. The jury of eight, including Ed Bringhurst and Douglas Marker, struggled as the testimony wove through legends of Roman Britain and Napoleon, with dramatic depictions attributed to General McClellan. The Townsend vs Methule case was dismissed as the jury could not reach a verdict amid fantastical storytelling and attempted defense narratives.
Murray business leader Kenneth H. Madsen outlines planned expansion for the Madsen store. The two story structure will feature large display windows, night lighting, and a broadened apero lite department. He pledges a doubled sales force and emphasizes location, traffic, and steady growth as essential to Murray’s development.
Readable bits list adult titles and children’s books such as Now We are Six Milne Little Brother Goose and Story Lane. The snippet shows mixed author names and titles including May Dust Aldrich and Webster Gideon.
Local residents on East 48th South host guests from California and other areas for a wedding reception and social events. Invitations extend for a daughter’s wedding at Shore’s residence, plus multiple gatherings including a waffle supper, a university party, and a bridal shower on Vine Street with guests from nearby communities.
A lively stage scene titled Angeles Maniers was presented over Radie Riathw RSL directed by Migs Nene Barmewt. A Children’s Hour matinee on Saturday features a cast of young performers including Ree gles Bowen Sara Miel Corban and many others in a tactile story with a large ensemble of named children and characters.
The Jordan school district plans a two day roundup on Friday and Saturday with all 18 schools represented. The program, directed by Moreia Weleht of Midvale, features students, music, and speeches, with high and junior high faculties hosting performances and demonstrations for parents and teachers.
A fragment discusses stones expanding slightly with heat and resin. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or identifiable names or places. The readable facts point to material behavior under temperature change, not a distinct event or person.
Murray High hosts a rematch as the Ward M Men of Workay battle Taylorsville M Men on home court. Both teams are in strong form and a close, hard fought game is anticipated. The series fits into Cottonwood Stake play with the West division standings shaping up late January. Support the M Men as the season tests its best.
A winter program for Mor ris adults features a Schubert piece list. Highlights include Murray High Orchestra unfinished symphony and chorus renditions, with a Mor ris home economics club election results and plans for weekly meetings and a spring entertainment event.
The article reports on a House Ways and Means Committee session where sugar producers pressed for a permanent free entry guarantee to protect mills, while noting their willingness to trade independence for guaranteed sugar industry support. Details describe briefs filed and the producers’ effort to influence policy.
Mr Love testifies before a committee on sugar tariffs for beet growers. He argues that raising the duty to 2.40 per hundredweight would protect American beet sugar against Cuban and foreign competition, noting Cuba’s low prices and free sugar imports as factors driving crisis. Lippitt of Denver cites Philippines sugar as a threat, urging imports restrictions. Several factors, including production costs, prewar price levels, and underused factories, frame calls for tariff relief and longer term solutions.
The project outlines continual from pace r ivered hen peghtem in the bal cony end stige fronts. Provisions include recirculating air for heat preservation and exterior terra cotta surfacing. The Bishopric, with Henry Devkstead as Pleo Pe, Tuten, and Paul Deh 2a, along with Counselor Caneavelor Tiaraldi and Goff j as chair of the Hailing Committee, aims to finish the building by Fall 1920.
The text argues there is no support for wind directions in March continuing similarly for six months except in trade wind regions where wind direction is steady. general claim notes variable winds and lack of consistent patterns in other areas.
Teaches piano lessons with Edkie Thomas, teacher of Kana and graduate student of late Professor 4d Metita. Address 9962 Gia Ave. Contact on Thursday afternoon by telephone Mor 381-8.
In 1901 a large share of imports paid full duty but Cuba and inland possessions reduced duties. The speaker argues the beet sugar industry needs protection to shield farmers and mills from tropical sugar competition and low materials costs, urging government action as manufacturers lose money under current prices.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika for quick relief from gas bloating and stomach discomfort. It claims a ten minute cleanse affecting upper and lower bowels, with testimonial from Mrs. M. Meyer. The piece also mentions Thornton Anderson and a Colorado witness, plus a note about sugar duties and future U S sugar production.
A fragmentary note alleges a disease linked to animals confined at a farm and mire feeding practices. The text references claimed parasitic exposure and cites purported victims including children, with terms suggesting fraud or mislabeling about the illness.
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