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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR shows a United States postal notice mentioning a 1.60 fee and a request to contact the circulation department in Murray Utah for mailing a copy. It appears to be an old newspaper line about periodical circulation and second class matter designation.
A fire at the residence of Peter Stoneties on Hobert Avenue was caused by an oil stove explosion. The blaze, starting at 7:45, destroyed most of the home with little furniture saved. Damages pegged at 22,000 with 500 insurance. Mrs Rhotietwis woke to the blast and alerted others.
Murray Lions Club reveals a full year of monthly entertainment programs and extensive committee assignments. Key members include Claud Winn, Joe Watts, W Smith, H Towler, Robert Heckel, Curtis Shaw, J W Therling, and A Yeager. The schedule spans 1927 to 1928 with chairs named for each month and various roles in church, public welfare, and membership tasks.
A damaged line notes hailstorms and icy conditions causing fatalities. It mentions people killed by ice and severe weather. The fragment lacks clear dates or places but records a fatal weather event.
A crowded social page notes visits and travels across Utah. Families like the Bliss sisters from California stay with relatives on East 48th South Street. Guests include Mrs. Edwell Evie and others from Midvale and Orangeville. Local trips cover Zion and Bryce canyons with varied stopovers. Residents relocate to Midvale. outings feature Fish Lake, Bear Lake, and Salt Lake gatherings. Community members plan a treasure hunt from Cautin’s home and Fraternal Hall events with Rebekah Lodge officers installation and refreshments.
James Kassel and residents oppose a proposed diversion from Will Creek to Box Sounte for a new waterworks project. They rally Tuesday to protest the plan, seeking clarity on costs and environmental impact while demanding a formal statement from the local water commission.
Lew Wallin, longtime Murray resident residing at 285 South State Street, died leaving Esther A. Wallin and family. Survived by children Charlote Wallin of Sweden and relatives, with brothers and sister in Sweden and East Midlands uncle Ald. Alldeteot. Funeral details unavailable.
Poem contrasts the pessimist with the optimist through natural imagery. The optimistic life is shown as joyful and harmonious, while the pessimist’s outlook breeds unhappiness. It urges embracing nature’s lessons to pursue cheerful, constructive living.
Fragmentary note contends that all men are born equal and that difference arises from circumstance or hardware, suggesting a philosophical or social argument about equality and advantage with unclear specifics. The text reads as a fragmentary aphorism without concrete events or people named.
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