Woman Finds Adlerika Eases Gas and Feeds Appetite
A testimonial from Mrs. Gunn in Murray City claims Adlerika ended years of gas and restricted eating. She says the first spoonful relieved stomach gas and cleaned waste, allowing her to enjoy meals again. Murray City Pharmacy promotes Adlerika as a solution for stomach and bowel issues.
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Adlerika
Michican
Suir
Washington
Wold Poultry Farm
Issaquah
F Quinn Elmina
Washly
Blane
Paul
Perm
SoSouth Murray
Pioneer Hatchery
Jack Wilett
Nephi
Murray
B. Turpin
Boberg
Sandy Vinh
Murray Utah
Utah Hatchery
Brigham City
Utah
Alfred Scatfield
Kaysville
Rhode Island
Wigaide
Andrews
East Lake City
Plymouth Rocks
James Drudey
Modesto
California
Penn Poultry Breeding Farm
Porterville
Utah items reflect varied regional developments and agriculture
Ogden local growers ship six carloads of potatoes while Logan plans a modern airport site near the city. Weber County budgets 70000 for road building. Uintah Basin poultry and Myton plant modernizations are noted. Zion Park highway works and new floral output at Farmington are listed along with several rail, road, and electrical economy notes across Utah communities.
Good Government Up to the People Editorial
An Eastern magazine editorial condemns Congress for inaction on Mississippi flood control despite Coolidge and Hoover urging action. It laments lawmakers chasing trivial probes while essential questions of safety and property in the central valley are neglected.
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Congress
Mississippi
Coolidge
Hoover
Wil Rogers
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Railroads Now Pay Taxes More Than Twice Government Cost
In a report reflecting fiscal strain, railroads contribute taxes that exceed twice the operating costs of the government. The passage notes structural concerns about fire safety in dense urban buildings, with risk rising from neglect, disorder, and debris.
Prosperity Fueled by Cheaper Production Costs
A discussion argues that machinery replacing human labor lowers costs, boosting national earnings and consumption. Job losses in one sector are offset by gains in others as freed workers flow into new industries, while widespread use of electric machinery lifts living standards and industrial achievement.
Fourth Utaba Intermountain Egg Laying Contest Begins
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Logan announces the Fourth Contest opening November 1 with twenty nine entr ies each containing ten competing bullets and two alternates. The contest runs fifty one weeks with details on records metrics and feed costs for each bird.
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Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Logan
Utah
Byron Alder
Hosso
Editor Letter on Barbers Shoemakers and Murray License
A Murray Eagle letter criticizes city ordinances taxing barbers and shoemakers, arguing licenses burden working people and noting small business struggles. It reflects local frustration over regulation, prohibition legacy, and calls for a larger population and healthier economy. Other items include urban chatter, jokes, and local observations on business and ambition.
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Cleaning &Dyeing Co
State Murray
School of Dancing
Murray City Pharmacy
Ogden
Toaho Giving
Weber County
Price Poultrymen
Uintah Basin
Myton
Old Lake Fork
Ser View
Myton—Duchesnne
Merysvale—D. & RL
G. W. Railroad
Zion Park Highway
Zion Park
Mt. Carmel
Farmington
Miller Floral
Wintham City—County
Salina—Practice Association
Richfield
Sevier County
Peaver Dan Mountain
Arizona Inc
Ephraim
Ephaim Rambouiljot Association
Fillmore
Salina
America
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Ceegh
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Murray Eagle
God
Christ
James
Janes
Board of Health
Salt Lake City
Jin
Golden Stairs
Anton Skoda
South State
Abe
Murray Hotel
Applebaum & Goldblatt New York
Sam Gokdstein
Tle
Bob Howard
Bob
Nell Creer
South State Street
W.wn. Judkins
Jack Slusher
Albert Marriott
S. State
Midvale Bakery
Main & Center
Midvale
General Electric
Brinton Electric Co
Pony Express
St. Joseph
San Francisco
Denver
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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