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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
2
A fragmented quotation depicts a rural exchange about a dog howl and laziness. The speakers Jones and Jake discuss a ridiculous cause and the humor in the lazy behavior.
The Studente of Mergen High organize a band for the first time to foster school spirit and inspire other schools to keep up the competition. The move aims to create a formal band organization that can enhance activities and unity across the school.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a farmer and others debating a stray incident involving a cat on a track. The exchange hints at fear, irony, and miscommunication amid rural voices as a pole drops and land rights are invoked.
A local promotion advertises three treats for the price of one ticket. The offer invites readers to spread the news about the deal and enjoy a value-filled outing with friends or family.
Birth announcements listed for Cottonwood Stake Hospital with numerous families in Salt Lake, Sandy, Taylorsville, Riverton and surrounding areas. Names include Atwater, Vincent, Olson, Moore, Jorgensen, Nelson, Jenson, Meltheman, Wheeler, Murtey, Smith, and Nelewn among others. several boys and girls born in February.
The Vote Mo oh Avot Hennlen Wand was reorganized last Sunday due to ill health of the retiring president Mrs Paulo Wasa. Retiring counselors were Mrs Allee Dink berg and Maida Erlugthwarel. Morning officers include Mrs Mary Pearson president Moklo Stringtvrst counselor and Dean Player War secretary. Mrs Aninle Andersen hosted the FW Club meeting on Second West, February 20 with carnations at the luncheon. Nine members attended.
The Granite High group Dascers Estertain Club staged a program by a student girl and five logs with enjoyable display by Hingham Copper. Members included Valentine Danelig Lily Theling Jensen Taye Princes Cloggers Laverne Jensen Cor yer Seay Mas Eugeman Pinna Soto Pollard Phitwing Skit Dixie Mommies. Afterward they were entertained at supper hosted by Reverend Puther Revel. Shows traveled to Richards Wand Pettingry on February 12 and Murray Sulwart February 14 and Miller Ward February 22.
In a vivid gallop of verse a rider named Pep leads a cavalry through valleys and mountains in pursuit of victory. The scene shifts to an Education Association convention as Superintendent Kirkham departs last week to attend the national gathering.
General Commander Wil Miller of the Militant Canton visited Colfax No 1 Canton in Salt Lake City at Odd Fellows Hall. Talks included Welcome by Mrs Livzie Angel and presentation of the Key to the City to General Miller. Mrs Gerther James presented a wand and flowers. Miller spoke on Odd fellowship and the Milling Degree. Mrs June Gordon Carlson of Murray Lodge No 33 died March 3. Funeral at Plrse Baptist Church Murray. Grand Lodge officers will be elected March 2. District Association No 1 Utah F D P meets in Lehi with Lehi Savige No 2 hosting March 2. All Odd Fellows may attend free.
On March 14 the Murray First Ward presents the three act comedy At the Crossroads directed by Cleane Atwoort and Trulan Eyre. Lucy Bringhurst leads as Betty Ann Stewart with Merrill Tew as the leading man and Effie Miller as Loretta Morris. The cast includes Spud McClasky Charlie Himo Hutchinson and others, with a village setting and energetic performances overall.
Granite High Library introduces a catalog of new reference titles across subjects. Notable works include Mechanical Drawing Handbooks by Kepler and Watt exercises, plus design and craft volumes. Classical literature, economics, and children's stories are also represented, with editions from Henry Holt, Macmillan, and Glidson Calff.
A playful verse imitates Kipling with modern school and home life imagery. The speaker blends classroom tasks, dating, sports, and family routines into a whimsical aspirational tone.
A quirky fragment from Granite High includes lines about winning scoring and rallying the team. The words invite participation with a chant style as players aim to seize victory. No clear event or date is present.
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