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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
5
Ray Booth and companions share a humorous step by step fishing guide. The piece describes gathering worms by digging, using salt and noise to entice fish, then wading the Provo River from 5 a.m. to dusk for a supper haul. It culminates in cautionary notes about keeping worm tactics secret.
Notice of foreclosure of a repair lien on a 1926 Dodge Touring bearing Utah license 82955. Auto repaired Feb 20 1927 at Midvale Garage. labor 35 dollars and storage 30 dollars total 65 dollars due. Auction July 2 1927 at 10 am at 36 West Center Street Midvale Utah. Owner unknown. registered to H Lofhouse.
A California letter to Midvale's DIANA theatre management praises the Midvale Journal as a strong advertising medium. The writer, a moving picture operator, seeks a position and notes the Journal's circulation and ad power, while a profit sharing campaign is reported as completed with five of 24 members meeting their commitments.
A collage of notes mentions a zebra’s possible extinction, early moving pictures at New York venues, sock wear rules for Rio Janie Streetcars, and Midvale celebration plans. It notes music’s strongest nerve centers in the feet, a Journal plant poised for business, and various odd claims about movie magnates, long marriages, schoolhouse material, bank vaults, and light hair versus dark.
A Butterick 1927 fashion copy promotes a cotton broadcloth blouse that converts into envelope panties under the waist. The design offers stay-in-place comfort and simple dressing with a wrap-around skirt, pitched for warm weather and practical wear at home school or work. This Midvale Utah note reflects vintage sewing pattern promotion.
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