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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
4
Liberty School hosted a May Day festival with students competing for prizes. The event featured a girls’ chorus and orchestra, races, and various performances with the Dikurty school acting as presenter and awarding a pennant to the winners.
A damaged item reports Liberty School winning with a first prize of 32500. Mrs Carts and Mr Austin contributed a total of one hundred points toward the effort. The text notes cleanup of school grounds homes and adjacent roads as part of a community campaign.
Local society page lists Meri Brady and others visiting Thurshy and Bod U areas. Names include Mia Tes, Rachel Boarland, Mrs Otte Brown, Mrs Corn Ureva, Mr Garrit Irven, Daw ce a Dyke, Jeane Wie, Tyron Thorns, and many family members attending gatherings, church events, and a Saturday sale.
Social events at the Draper homes feature numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Anton Rusmsen and Mr and Mrs Charles Jorgberg of Salt Lake. Births, birthdays, and multiple gatherings are noted with visitors from Midvale Brigham City Deer Mountain and Heber City. Junior High performances and school programs are mentioned with a Draper district concert and civic ties.
The article describes new schoolyard equipment arriving to improve play areas. Teachers invite students to enjoy the updated facilities, funded by entertainments and contributions from parents, friends, and clubs.
The phaeton is promoted as an attractive open car suited for spring and summer use. It features easy collapsing top handling by one person, practical design for family use, and room for five with appealing interior and color options.
The text outlines a tennis tournament schedule in South Salt Lake County with admission fees, prizes, and dates. Details mention the Midvale location, May deadlines, information hotlines, and clothing requirements for players. It also notes a Civil League meeting in Washington and other local notices about funerals and community events.
A brief notice from Times Union notes an unclear item involving Miz Little Boss and a wife, with fragmented phrases about life and a hanging on the gite. The readable text suggests a local notice or brief feature with limited concrete details.
At the Lincoln plant a massive power press, described as the largest outside the frame, shapes fenders wheel housings and radiator shells for the Model A automobile. The press stands 210,000 pounds and reaches four feet ten inches above the floor with three feet of structure extending below floor level and a foundation depth of feet 0 inches.
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