Clarabel Nordholm Concert Set for February 8
Clarabel Nordholm will perform in a February afternoon concert sponsored by the PTA Murray Lions Club and Murray Woman C Club. Readers are asked to await further notices of this notable event as community support remains strong. The artist drew praise from American Legion Monthly and the New York Sun for stirring patriotic singing and captivating performances.
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Clarabel Nordholm
Murray Lions Club
Murray Woman C Club
Ss. Eagle
Arabel Nordholm
American Legion Monthly
How Zion National Park Received Its Name
A newly received manuscript by Park Naturalist A M Woodbury traces how Zion Canyon gained its name. Early settler Isaac Behannin called it Little Zion, later shortened from Litthe Zion, while others noted it as a refuge from Indian attacks. Woodbury credits a controversial first admirer of the canyon with adopting the name Zion as fitting God’s work.
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Zion National Park
A. M. Woobury
Park Naturnalist
Zion
Colorful Canyon
Sothern
Utah
Woodbury
Joseph Black
Zion Canyon
Black
Joseph
Isaac Bohuain
Little
Behannin
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Rockville
Ark Naturaliat
Parlor dance sparks alleged moral worry in community
A rattled observer claims the American theme faces decline as couples dance a modern routine at home. The piece warns of danger if such parlor floor dancing continues, hinting that more square men would lessen complex romantic entanglements.
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Dane
County Sheep Club Elect Officers
The Salt Lake County Rambouillet herd club held its first annual meeting in South Jordan on January 1 with officers elected. Allen Stacking is president and Floyd Sheppick vice president, Russell Stocking secretary treasurer, and Virgnh Soffe and Wilson Bateman as directors. Members reported 90 percent of boys and girls completed projects, the club now has 28 boys and 106 sheep valued around 5000 dollars, and members joined the American Rambouillet Breeders Association to register animals at half price.
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Salt Lake County
Ramboulier
South Jordan
Jonnb
T Mixton
Old Tender
Ad Vol. Martine
Mother Sear
Rambuitier
Boston
Ero
Vurghn Soffe
Wilson Bateman
Regaining Youthful Figure Through Exercise and Diet
A U.S. Health radio segment advises regaining a youthful figure via sufficient exercise and a safe reducing diet. Emphasizing low calorie foods, it recommends watery fruits and vegetables as staples, limits on fat rich foods, and cautious use of oil based dressings. It notes mineral oil as a non digestible filler for flavor.
Terrible incident at local store sale stalls
A well to do woman entered a local store during a sale and, after noticing a table of hints, approached it. She removed her hat and set it on the table, then turned away, picked up her hat, and sold it for a quarter.
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Axsie
Seat Offer From the Streetcar Blues
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a well bred girl offering her seat in a streetcar. The speaker describes persistence, old home ties, and social expectations reflected in a handwritten memory from a past era.
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Sear Ato Granding
Tiley Ste de Agit
Um. Pertinaat Flox
Lave
Boxer Violates Ring Rules Prompts Public Concern
Vague public interest arises as citizens seek clarity on constitutional issues and boxing rule violations, highlighting calls for lawful clarity in sports governance and constitutional oversight.
Vitamins in Food Supply Highlighted in Household Diet
The article emphasizes a balanced diet with milk butter fruits vegetables and greens. It notes canned tomatoes provide vitamins but stresses a variety of produce to ensure ample nutrients for the family, citing citrus like oranges lemons and grapefruit as excellent sources.
Invention by George Mortimer Pullin Noted in Liberty
An item in Liberty notes the alleged invention by George Mortimer Pullin regarding a vestibule ton concept. The brief mentions an ohewered questhing and seeks verification of the claim.
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George Mortimer Pullin
Sweet clover in Northern Great Plains yields and sowing notes
Sweet clover ranks as a major legume in the Northern Great Plains, surpassed only by alfalfa or by alfalfa and clover mixes. The main challenge is establishing a stand, with studies suggesting fall or early winter sowing to improve germination, and the need for suitable soil bacteria if not already present.
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Great Plains
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Radiola
Murray
R. J. Fry, Inc
Dodge and Graham Dealers
South State
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Oldsmobile
Chrysler
Salt Lake House
E. 2Nd South
How Zion National Park
County Sheep Club
U. 5S
D. A
Murray City Shoppers Guide To
Community Building Merchants
Dimond Coal
Imperial Cafe
Tah
Lambourne Confectionery
Welch Fish Hatchery
H. C. Reynolds
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Freeh
RE. D
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Camp Murray
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Lyon
Murray City
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Call Murray
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Bergen Real Estate
E. L. Horr
Parel
Thorne
Pullman's Invention
Bobbie
Intermountain
Riatinn
Murray Eagle
Ramshaw’s
America
Sith
Slate Street
Salt Fake County
Thome Murray
al Work
al Service
State Murray
Murray Plumbing & Heating Co
Tom Karas
Murray Floral
Kamonn Tel
Ntale
August Gehring
Hill Ave
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