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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
3
Doctor Mellethin and Company announce they do not operate and will hold office hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The notice lists their practice as internal medicine and indicates a fifteen year tenure at the location.
Utah licensed medical specialist offers free consultations in key cities during this trip. No surgery for chronic stomach, tonsils, ulcers, or rheumatic conditions. emphasis on nonoperative treatment. Readers urged to call if no response after mailing letters to address delays.
A note indicates a shore date and free consultation for a distinct treatment. It mentions married women may need guidance by their hashimeds and provides an address 211 Gradius Bldg, Les Angeles, California. No additional contact details are provided.
A noisy OCR summary states the film Wild Geese based on Martha Ostenso wins a prize and debuts at the Gem Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday March 27 and 29. It stars Belle Bennett Anita Stewart Russell Simpson Eve Southern and others. The plot follows a Minnesota farm family dominated by a cruel father and the oldest daughter Judith who seeks love beyond the farm.
A dramatic adjacent farm tale unfolds as Judith assaults her father and is restrained while rumors spread of a father figure’s later reveal to his son born out of wedlock. The screening also features a comedy about Col Charles Lindbergh, touted as worth the admission price.
Beatrice Perce of Murray named among national winners in a $50,000 cash prize contest for essays on why laundries should do washing. More than a million letters entered. local entrants from Utah include Eva Gillam Salt Lake City and others collecting smaller prizes.
A reforming sermon-like notice by Fred Peters, Health Inspector, warning residents to keep premises clean. It cites prohibitions on dumping waste, stagnant water, filthy toilets, manure around stables, contaminated water, dirty shoes, burning yard refuse, and general debris. Emphasizes community health and accountability.
A large crowd attended the opening of the Salt Lake Capitol Art Exhibit in the House of Representatives. Mrs. W. F. Adams of the Art Institute spoke briefly and introduced Governor Dern. University of Utah string quartet performed as guests praised the display. The exhibit opens Monday and will run about thirty days.
Morrmoy City Wiremen held their annual Saint Patrick's Day Dance Saturday March 17. Fifty guests attended with a prize for best costume won by Sam McHenry. Townsend was recently elected a member of the Fire Department to fill a vacancy. Center Street Fire Department led by Chief Robert Olsen quickly controlled a roof fire at Mrs Hoover's residence caused by a chimney spark. The department is praised for its excellent service and keeping Murray fire losses low.
Jieon boasts of catching a 14 pound trout, sparking disbelief as locals joke about exaggeration. The exchange turns on storytelling inflate with humor about fish size and credibility in print.
The Central District Convention of Women's Clubs will convene at the Utah Copper Club House in Arthur on Saturday March 24. The program includes a morning session with Dr M Straup on Universal Membership and a principal afternoon address by Mrs CLEB Maw, with several district leaders speaking and musical numbers. Tea will follow the session at Magna Woman's Club. Members from Murray and Delta will attend.
At a March 15 meeting the Murray Womans Club retained Mrs. Hugh Ward as president and elected new officers including Mrs. George Gordon recording secretary, Mrs. H. M. Sheranian corresponding secretary, Mrs. Arthur Short treasurer, and program committeemen Mrs. James Voxe Mrs. Spencer Reed and Mr. Howard Housknechlet. Delegates to the State Federation of Womens Clubs were elected: Mrs. D. A. McMillan as delegate accompanied by Mrs. Hugh Ward and Mrs. D. W. Moffat. A program on Landscape Gardening by T. G. Harrison of Salt Lake featured round table discussion, with vocal by Wilson White and reading by Isabelle Brown from Murray High School.
Twenty four members join the Murray Garden and Flower Club with plans for an interesting season. A meeting on the first Thursday in April will include an address on Roses Best Adapted To Utah and other important topics.
Murray Engle voices sharp demand for the missing tie. He asserts ownership and accuses others of withholding his accessory. The confrontation highlights a simple dispute with personal stakes and public frustration.
Mrs J Julian claims Adlerika relieves gas after eating steak and fried onions, allowing better eating and sleep. The ad asserts Adlerika acts on Roth upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter, promising surprise relief for prior stomach and bowel issues. Murray City Pharmacy endorses the product.
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