Murray News Tips From Local Eagle Journal
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
11
Murray news is of interest in this district and beyond. Readers are urged to phone in items to the Eagle Journal and see their name in print.
Word of the birth in Magrath Canada reaches President Helwin Grant on Tuesday. A daughter of Owen Pratt and Karhol Cannon Heninger is born Sunday at home after HOON. The child is the first grape child of George J. Cannon and Mrs. Lacy Grant Cannon. The mother, formerly Rachel Cannon, has lived in Canada for years. Fact notes mention electricity boosting production and workforce growth across ten years.
Mrs Glace and her daughter Huth of La Huta Coloy rade arited Monday for an indefinite stay. Mr Glace runs the tank at Swink Colorado.
A杂 fragmentary romance note mentions vacathon plans and calf care, with family names Mary Koethiey and W. B. Rothwell noted. The text references a trip to Denver for Dr. Rothwell and ties to local events, keeping a period newspaper cadence and obscure OCR clarity.
Fragmentary text appears to be garbled prose with unclear meaning and no identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or events. The readable portions do not provide coherent facts suitable for a news summary.
A brief fragment from the Little Rock Democrat contemplates whether profanity or declaring something “perfectly darling” is the greater offense in social speech. The unreadable OCR leaves the exact context unclear.
News notes the Provo-Iron King Mining Company ore intake at 1100 feet. Territorial funding programs include Salina County road work and fruit packing plant development in Pleasant Grove. Utah forestry, highway plans, new state farm work, and church building programs across Salt Lake City and surrounding areas are outlined, with rail and industrial opportunities in Magna and Magna Lions Club activity.
The first colonial mint was established in Massachusetts in 1051. The United States Mint was established in Philadelphia by Congress dated April 6172, with the first coins struck at the new mint in March of the following year.
A fragmented note discusses Albania lacking its own currency and relying on coins from nearby nations. It highlights economic friction and the absence of a standardized monetary system impacting trade and daily life.
The Eagle Journlist notes White Top weed spreading across Murray City, warning it will be hard to eradicate once started. It urges property owners to remove it, with public officials targeting public land and urging aggressive control on private lots to prevent further spread and long term damage.
A garbled local note discusses time, money, and district events with references to a journal and public calls. It mentions businesspeople, opinions on outdoor calls, and distrust of certain beliefs, all within a confused murmur of names and actions.
A fragmentary notice notes a Wednesday event at the Method iat Chore venue. The readable text mentions Cotomunite Taudies inviting attendance and hints at an upcoming activity or meeting. Further details are unclear in the OCR.
Mrs Mre Cottrell, spouse of Rev Pred Cat trell, is convalescing at home after a hospital discharge. She was able to be out in the evening, indicating improvement in her condition.
President Grant with Mesd Helen J Chant leave Tuesday for Cedar City and Zion National Park. They plan to attend the Millard stake conference at Fillmore Saturday and Sunday where Grant will dedicate a new meeting house. They return to Salt Lake Monday morning.
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