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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
4
Bible school on Sundays at 10 a.m. Supt Frieda A Dressel leads classes for all. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Rev J P Payne preaches. Evening service at 8 p.m. Sermon by the Pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday School at 11 a.m. and preaching at 7 30 p.m. by Pastor Rev. Fred Cottrell. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Relief Society of Murray First Ward holds weekly meetings every Tuesday. The schedule includes First Tuesday Theology, Second Tuesday Work and Business, Third Tuesday Literary, and Fourth Tuesday Social Service.
Murray and Midvale hold Mass on Sunday January 10 1925 in St Vincent's Murray at 11:00 am and in St Teresa's Midvale at 9:00 am Visitors are welcome led by Rev Patrick Maguire.
Notice to creditors in the estate of George W Healy deceased asks claims with vouchers be sent to John Be Pexton Murray Utah by July 7 1928 Executrix Jessie Healy and attorney for executrix John Be Pexton dated first publication May 3 1928
Under a District Court order in Salt Lake County Utah the administrator will privately sell the described estate in East Midvale to the highest cash bidder subject to court confirmation. The sale includes a 3 rod by 40 rod road right of way along the north side and readings specify a starting point near the Section 80 corner with a preliminary description and a May 19 1028 deadline for written bids.
More than 1.5 billion dollars will be spent this year on road construction and maintenance across eleven far western states. California leads with over 78 million, Washington about 22 million, followed by Oregon Montana Idaho and Arizona. Major allocations include 4,445,000 for national parks with Mount Rainier’s 758,400 and Yellowstone 804,400. The program reflects strong public demand for better highways and prudent spending for broad traveler benefit.
A satirical piece praises traffic officers while mocking reckless driving. It warns of dangers on the road, urges respect for traffic rules, and calls for common sense driving to protect children and pedestrians. The narrator attacks careless behavior and promotes safety as the best protection against accidents.
The article notes the ostrich weighs up to about nine feet tall and over 200 pounds, with two toes on each foot unlike the three-toed rhea. It cites biology on toe counts and evolution, while describing the ostrich’s powerful kick and sharp claw as its main defenses.
The article surveys endurance in dogs and wild mammals. It notes wolves travel miles in a night, Eskimo dogs cover up to 45 miles in five hours, and a Siberian dog can pull about 50 pounds while common dogs reach 33 to 49 feet per second. Foxhounds and greyhounds are highlighted for speed, with a foxhound beating a horse in a six and a half minute four mile sprint.
Flaxseed yields 70 to 80 gallons of oil per ton from each seed fraction used in paints varnish linoleum oilcloth printers ink patent leather imitation leather and other products. The cake remains valuable as dairy and beef cattle feed and is largely exported to the Netherlands Belgium and the United Kingdom. The United States is a major flaxseed producer but also the largest importer. This year US output was about 24 270 000 bushels.
A Indian weather expert proposes a thin oil film from ships burning fuel could slow ocean evaporation, potentially explaining a fifty year trend of about one percent less global rainfall. The theory links evaporation to rain and suggests human activity might be altering the climate influence.
On the day before Christmas Eadith, ten, had several packages ready for delivery. A doctor examines one addressed to Uncle John and jokes about tobacco. He calls himself a good diagnostician, prompting Edith to ask what that word means.
The text quotes Roswell Icicadoe musing on restless townsfolk chasing ambition. A farmer seeks town life and restaurants, a bachelor imagines hare ventures, and a home-loving girl eyes movies. The speaker notes the universal desire to be something more, with a sardonic punchline about being “brewed” rather than fulfilled.
Wealthy Redwing, president of Redwing Motion Picture and Redwing Oil, reportedly married Osage Princess Rose Marie after a quick, unplanned agreement in Los Angeles. The couple, who had discussed a wedding but not a date, sealed the union with a signing on the dotted line.
William Deichmann of Leigh Nebraska claims a huge hog named Dazgler towers over local farm life. In Michigan a woman faces prison after police raid found whisky caches and a fourth conviction. Local mix of curiosities and crime notes frame a day in news.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Mr. Farrington Maher of Washington, D C, mentions Abe as wife of 8 B Kroger at Miami Florida. It alleges Kroger retired head of Kroger Grocery and Bakery company of Cincinnati recently gave each of his eight children $1,000,000 as a present. The note also mentions a widow to be paid $40,000,000.
Hospitals claim replacing white walls and red coverlets with greens yellows and mauve improves patient mood sleep and recovery. A chronically insomniac patient reportedly slept within an hour in a mauve decorated room, suggesting color can hasten discharge by about three days.
In a letter to his mother Carlyle hopes the book Past and Present will be useful. He writes it goes in a fiery strain about the present condition of men and the strange pass they are coming to. He calculates it may awaken a few sleepers to consider their place in God's creation.
Nature Magazine notes that alligators typically hibernate in winter and often refuse food, making health状 difficult to judge. They cannot swallow food except underwater and prefer strips of fish, though meat is also relished.
Grit quotes a devotional note urging simpler living for deeper joy and courage to act for personal good. The piece emphasizes self respect and high thinking grounded in the belief that a person’s heart reflects in life. It anchors on the proverb As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.
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