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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
4
A fragment notes advertising rates and postal registration, mentioning display per column inch and readers per line, with a Salt Lake City post office dating and an old act reference. The readable fragments reference a newspaper marketing line and a two tier rate schedule.
West 8th South Street near State hosts Bible school Sundays at 10 a m under Frieda A Dressel with classes for all Morning worship at 11 a m led by Pastor Rev J W Payne Evening service at 8 p m with sermon by the Pastor All welcome.
The Methodist Church invites the public to Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. and preaching by Pastor Fred Cottrell at T7220 ppm. All are cordially invited to attend.
The Relief Society of Murray First Ward holds weekly meetings each Tuesday. The schedule lists Theology on Tuesday one, Work and Business on Tuesday two, Literary on Tuesday three, and Social Serves on Tuesday four.
Parish bulletin entry notes a Mass at St Vincent’s Church on Sunday March 19 with a mass time around 4 pm. Also mentions visitors and a celebrant Patrick Maguiirg in a local church notice from Murray and Midvale.
Salvation Army holds a Friday service from 7:00 to 8:00 p m at 6226 South State Street. Sunday school sessions are at 2:00 p m.
Murray AERIV No 1760 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Murray City Utah holds a regular meeting each Friday at 200 p.m. at Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include W Worthy President Walters, Worthy Vice President Stauffter, Worthy Conductor Wright, Trustees Eckman Krebs Canneghter and others. Meeting place is Fraternal Hall Murray City with officers and trustees named.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a fraternal group event with names such as Miss Gertrude and Mrs. Sarah, including officers like secretary and treasurer. Details and context are too damaged to determine the exact event, location, date, or outcome.
The Mahogany Camp No. 358 Woodmen of the World elected officers including Axel RB Shuberg as Council Com, P C Levin Olson as Banker, H W Cannegieter as A L, Phaires Stanfferd as Clerk, WiW Cannegieter as Escort, W W Mines as Watchman, A L Bishop as Sentry, Geo W Granter as Manager, with Lane Lower and W H Mines serving as Fraternal Hall Directors.
The Murray Lions Club lists officers including President Philp Bentx Tat Vie Prete, Vice Presidents LB Cardate and View-Pevidenti, Secretary-Treasurer A. J. Peters, Directors H. BE. Smith and Kr W. HL Rothwell, and others such as C. Towler and F. Bringhurst.
The Sunday activities schedule lists events including Sunday School with notes on timing and group names. The document mentions weekly sessions and related details for readers planning attendance.
Fragmented OCR listing church and ward meeting times and names. Notes elders wards and Sunday services all over a scattered schedule with misread words. key items include Sunday meetings, ward names such as Murray and Millereck, and references to town and stake activities.
A notice for a special meeting of Salt Lake City Farm Bureau members to amend the Articles of Incorporation. It outlines changing the association’s name to Salt Lake County Farm Bureau and details officer structure and meeting procedures. The document lists officers, address for the meeting, and references to legal jurisdiction and publication plans.
Fragmented OCR lists many names places and projects across Utah with references to parks hospitals and infrastructure. Mentions Serena Lapin Heber and Murray alongside various locales like Mount Camel and North Lily. The text shows planning and industry topics but is garbled and hard to parse into a single clear event.
Salt Lake County schools promote a Christmas Seal Sale to raise funds for health equipment and hygienic fixtures for schools. The list of donors includes Mike Winifred Weed Hinghow Cony and Jymes New Hig Caperfieth Claw J. den son with several towns such as Draper Riverton Sandy and Midvale contributing.
Fifteen local students will debate the question of intervention by Newingia in a series of triangle debates. Eugene Jones Frank Thorne Heth Martin Leted Brown Kite Miller Merle Holle Verna Herz Lola Hind Margaret Can Mary McMilles Margaret Hielh Genere Tennion Wilnw Per et fed James Blancett are named participants. Debates begin April 6 at Murray High.
The readable fragments show a terse dialogue style with repeated conditional phrases. Key entities and context are missing, leaving a brief, oblique indication of competition or dispute but no clear subjects, places, dates, or actions to anchor a traditional news brief.
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