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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
5
A weekly Midvale column by a disguise persona offers local and foreign observations. It parades humor and gossip about printing, politicians, fashion, crime, parks, oil, bread, and Memorial Day events while praising civic clubs and condemning unsafe roads.
Principal Mace of Business Salt Lake City Utah announces delinquent assessments on listed stock from February 1927. Shares for Carlson numerous including J Carlson Nora N J Carlson and others. Dan Levich Rudolf Anderson and C H Carlson are named. Sale to pay delinquent assessments will occur May 8 1927 at noon in the Secretary office 1407 Walker Bank Building Salt Lake City Utah.
A fragmentary, local column riffs on current happenings and colorful figures. The narrator mocks a reporter, quips about politics, radio ads, and a curious mix of town rumors and jokes, including references to Arkansas men’s feud, a Civic Club versus Lions Club baseball tease, and sly social comments.
W. C. Miller Merle B E Brown and Leon Rasmussen spoke at the Midvale Elders Quorum sacrament meeting on Sunday evening. The choir provided singing and C A Dailey contributed trombone accompaniment.
The Community Club essay contest concludes with the fourth and final essay. Margaret Pierson of Midvale wins the fourth prize War A Grade, announced as the contest results are printed.
The piece extols reading as a path to knowledge and pleasure. It urges children to ask for good books as gifts, notes that travel and learning come via books for those lacking funds, and cites Lincoln and Franklin as examples of self education through reading. It warns against trash and recommends magazines like The Geographical Magazine and The Literary Digest.
A message encouraging public support for libraries and reading, urging people to enjoy books at home or in the community. It emphasizes buying magazines or scribing for a good publication to improve access to literature for all.
Mrs. Alice Burgon hosted the Unity Club on Friday after the business hour. Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Jessie Berrett, Mrs. Carrie Coomber, Mr. Lavina Fenstermaker, Mrs. Gully Soffe, and Mrs. Otilla Brown.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Woolf of California receive congratulations on the arrival of a baby son at the Woolf home in Murray. Mrs Woolf formerly Bernice Yates of this ward.
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