NOT OPERATE AT CULLEN HOTEL THIS WEEK
Announcement lists non operation at Cullen Hotel on Tuesday Wednesday and the sixth of July with office hours from 10 a m to 4 p m. The notice emphasizes the dates and daily times for service.
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
8
Announcement lists non operation at Cullen Hotel on Tuesday Wednesday and the sixth of July with office hours from 10 a m to 4 p m. The notice emphasizes the dates and daily times for service.
A medical specialist from Dr Mellenthin Co advertises a three day free consultation trip in Los Angeles for abdominal and stomach ailments among others. The notice urges patients to attend, promises non surgical evaluation, and notes couples must be accompanied by husbands for married women. Address given as 211 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California.
Local reports allege a resident named Alehar faced charges of shefrae involving mantities of wool said stolen from vapleny Dlavers. Deputy Mr. Larsen cited arrest near dioight Mou and a confession expected Tuesday to clear up a history of thefts. Perry Holt and WH Hlondetekion are said to be involved, with over a ton of wool resold from Pate.
A muddled item mixes verse about understanding and pity with a local notice. It mentions Mrs Garge Al Jenkine and children, visits to Tinhoe Falls, and a ten day stay with Mire Jenkins’ daughter Mrs John Wood. A chaperoned youth party enjoyed supper and outings near Emigration last Friday evening.
A cluttered set of classified snippets from Murray Utah includes rental offers for a furnished apartment and a modern six room house with garage, property sales for a new fire brick colonial bungalow and a four room modern home with large chicken house, plus sale items like bicycles and a refrigerator. Also notices seeking work, ranch sale inquiries, and local business ads for coffee shop and peonies. Names and addresses include 481 South State, 3114 South State, 1731 South 5th East, 4081 South St, and Murray listings with phone references.
A short for sale notice lists Guinea hens aged one year available at 294 West 48th South. The rest of the text discusses reducing insect damage to forest trees by cutting at the proper season and using lightning killed trees promptly.
A Missouri highway warning cautions drivers about “Weary Willies” who hijack, sponge, and threaten safety as road travel grows. T. H. Cutler notes highway hobos have doubled in three years, tempting motorists with cheap rides and prompting risky generosity. A contractor’s near-murderous disguise incident underscores hazards of picking up strangers on busy routes.
Washington reports Dr. James W. Gidley of the United States National Museum returned from a partly successful search for mammoth bones. Near Alva, Oklahoma, he found portions of a small elephant of a different species, originally from Florida, much larger than today’s elephant. The find suggests a prehistoric relative of the armadillo, about the size of a cow. Gidley urges continued Oklahoma exploration, noting rich rock formations containing life from 500,000 years ago.
A damaged OCR piece notes limited sale of colored umbrellas among men. Light pink and vivid purple hats attracted some buyers while an umbrella maker faced trouble selling dyed rainettes. Early predictions of bold color dominance faded, with blacks and browns predominating and pinks remaining rare.
Walter K Warner of Brooklyn and Princeton student achieved an odd feat by rolling a peanut a quarter mile in about minutes 0 seconds. He reportedly collected five fish from each of six doubters, highlighting a playful local record attempt with unusual ballast.
Community thanks Emil Madsen for funding fireworks at Mirway Park during the visitors day. Miss Belen Pollard is noted in the festivities with a brief mention of a local bridal event. A home wedding occurs on Vine and North Past streets. A cheese straw recipe detail appears, advising grated cheese in pastry and baking steps.
Sunday mass schedule listed for St. Vince's Church in Murray and services in Golf Hall Midvale. Key names include Patrick Magunce. Ambiguous OCR phrasing limits detail but indicates church and hall venues with mass times on Sunday.
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