Mrs Mary L Dudley Wins First Prize in Subscription Contest
The Murray Eagle’s thirty day campaign closed with Mrs Mary L Dudley winning the grand prize an Essex Super Six Coach purchased from Frank Howe. Second prize went to Mrs Elmo Martin a 4 Crosley Radio Set from Smith Hardware Company and third prize to Mrs Ethel Millerberg a cedar chest from Granite Furniture Co. Local officials thank all contestants and praise the campaign for expanding the Eagle’s reach in Murray City and nearby.
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Murray Eagle
Mary L. Dudley
Essex
Frank
Howesod
Elmo Martin
Crosley
Smith Harware Company
Ethel Millerberg
Granite Furniture Co
Cain Julien
Murray
Efert
Hivle
Death of W H Draper in Utah Hospital
William Frederick Draper 64 a Salt Lake City area resident born September 17, 1873 native of Deajer died Monday. Survived by his mother Elizabeth Ryan Draper a number of children and many siblings across Utah Idaho and Midvale. Burial plans pending with Intermountain Mortuary.
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Whtam Frederick Draper
Salt Lake Hospital
Willian
Frederick Draper
Deajer
Provo Beneh
Isaac Draver
Mary Ann Drapper
Patts
Amereian Fork
Eliabeth Ryana Draper
Ray
Pret Gard
Ktalph
May Gurnee
Hehe Draper
Prove Bench
Kern Rasmussen
Hatchtown
Temperance Cowdell
Bing
Thanks to Murray City Friends for Essex Coach Victory
Mrs. Mary L. Dudley thanks residents and neighbors of Murray City and vicinity for their support in helping her win the Essex Coach offered by the Murray Eagle. She extends appreciation for the cooperation that made the prize possible.
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Mary L. Dudley
Essex
Murray Eagle
Piano Recital by Miss Clarice Smith Pupils
Miss Clarice Smith presents four pupil piano recital Friday at 8 pm in the Methodist church on East 48th South. She is joined by vocal numbers and a roster of student pieces including Moonlight Reverie, Waltz in F Major, Airy Fairies, and other selections by Gilbert, Reid, Strenbogg, and Chopin era works.
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Clarice Smith
June the Sixth Month of Beauty and Bounty
The passage extols June as a refined month where poets find inspiration and nature reaches harmony. It notes June’s harvest of flowers and fruits, and its association with brides, graduates, and other pleasant sights, while acknowledging occasional rebellious spirit but affirming June’s beauty and plentiful bounty.
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Jane
Appreciation Note to Murray Eagle Contest Supporters
To the People of Murray City and Vicinity Elmo T. Martin thanks readers who supported the Murray Eagle subscription contest and expresses gratitude for their help and encouragement.
Kids Ask for New Holliday Elementary School
Kids requested a new elementary school in Holliday for the Granite district at an estimated cost of 40,000 dollars. Ashton & Evans of Salt Lake prepared the plans. A site is pending board decision expected Tuesday afternoon. The brick stone building will have eight classrooms, offices and a teachers’ room and aim to open next September.
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Holliday
Ashton & Evans
Salt Lake
Board of Educat
Ladies' Aid elects officers and plans furnace fund
At a regular meeting the Ladies' Aid Society elected Mrs. A. BE Short as president, Mrs C. Chamberlain as vice president, Mrs A. H. Fugate as secretary, and Mrs W. J. Rothwell as treasurer. They also decided to create a furnace fund for the church.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
A. BE. Short
Incomplete History of Mat and Tle World
A fragmentary feature notes a never finished history of a mat and tle world. It refers to a town where a newspaper is published and to a tributary area that contributes to regional rankings. The piece hints at local publishing and regional ties without full details.
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Mat
Tle
Let George Do It Lyon Drug Murray City Builder
A profile of George Lyon, a longtime Murray pharmacist and business figure, noted for steadiness and integrity. Born and raised in Murray, he studied pharmacy under Prof Beale and built a lasting business at the Lyon Drug location, earning a loyal following and respect for his steady, capable leadership.
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George Lyon
Murray City
Mr. Lyon
Murray
Prof
Beale
Lyon
Ikea
George
Lyon Drug
Murray Cits
Local Guests Brighten Burley Weekend Visit
Mrs A Bailey of Burley Idaho hosts guests from Ogden Brigham City Payson and Eureka including Mr and Mrs Ek Co Simon Mr and Mrs Albert Bergen and two daughters Mr and Mrs W A Brown Leonard and wife Mrs A Bolirer Mrs James Mitchell and Miss Huth Sadler. James Mitchell recovers from illness while Mrs Henry Blosa of Los Angeles visits.
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Mrs. A. ©. Bailey
Burley, Idaho
Ek. Co. Simon
Albert Bergen
Ogden
Olive Forsgren
Brigham City
Charles White
W. A. Brown
Leonard
Eureka
A. Bolirer
James Mitchell
Mrs
Henry Blosa
Los Angeles
Calfornia
Mra
A.W. Hubrer
Roadwork Planned in Big Cottonwood Canyon Area
County official Rulon H. Labram announces immediate pile lifting at Koudsen’s corner to the first power house in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Upstream, road clearing grading rock removal and widening will occur under a prison labor program. Additional oiling projects include Casper's Cutoff from Highland drive to the Nelson store in Holladay.
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Big Cottonwood Canyon
Koudsen
Rulon H. Labram
Department of Roads and Bridges
Casper
Highland Drive
Nelson
Lolliday
Fairbourn Rites Held Crescent Ward Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah M. Fairbourn died May 24 at her Crescent home were held Tuesday at 1 p.m in the Crescent ward chapel. Burial followed in Crescent Ward cemetery. Born April 28, 1803 in Sill Creek, she married William Fairbourn and helped develop Crescent. An active church worker and longtime Salt Lake Temple devotee, she led the Rose Society of Crescent Ward as president for about eighteen years.
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Hannah M. Fairbourn
Crescent
Crescent Ward
Fairbourn
Sill Creek
William Fairbourn
Advertising shapes commerce and lifts civilization forward
The passage notes that advertising blends elements of business and industry to heighten reader interest, suggesting readers would ignore a newspaper that carried such content even if advertising revenue were not crucial to the paper's survival.
Fragmented Motto Phrases From A Lost Local Column
A garbled antique handout repeats moral lines and cliches about character fate and public persona, with scattered phrases like Weep and your makeup fans and world looks at you. The cryptic text hints at social judgment and personal ethics in a bygone era.
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Lavech
World
Poetic fragment on a playful cast of characters
A fragmentary poem lists a joking cast including a beaner and a nice guy who grabs at you while shouting what’s new and an employee who always says all righty. The lines hint at teasing public personas and familiar types in a lighthearted verse.
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Biighty
Cottenwood stake baseball results shuffle
Saturday's results show Winder 6 Holliday 2 in a win for Winder, while South Cottonwood 6 Crinton 6 by forfeit. Winder defeated Holliday 6 to 2. Crinton forfeited to South Cottonwood 0 to 0, with opening contests won by Winder and South Cottonwood Wards.
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South Cottonwood
Winder
Brinton
Holliday
Mill Creek
Crinton
Cottonwood Stake
Drinton
South Cottonwoodt
Business Men Meeting in Murray City Hall
All business and professional men of Murray City invited to attend a meeting at Murray City Hall on Wednesday June 6 at 8 P M. Members from various sectors gather to discuss civic matters and unify community business interests.
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Murray City
Murray City Hall
Murray City Men Pledge Support for Summer Band Concerts
Murray City business and professional men have pledged support for a Saturday evening band concert series in June July and August. The campaign aims to place W. F. Robinson and his Murray City band on the City Hall platform each Saturday evening while nearby cities draw crowds to their business districts with music. Support urged from local leaders to boost City Hall concerts.
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Murray City
W. F. Robinson
Subscription list for 1928 Murray Band Concerts
Murray City business and professional men pledge monthly sums for the A Greater Murray League to fund free Saturday night band concerts. Signatories include merchants, banks, factories, and service firms from Murray, Utah, with payments due by the first Saturday of June, July, and August.
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Murray City
Utah
Murray League
Teales
Past President to Meet With Rebekah Assembly
At the fret equine meeting of the Rebekahe Tutewlay on June 5 the Rebekahe members will host Past President Fellahu n y Connegleter of San Diego California. A short business session precedes musical activities and refreshments. All members are urged to attend.
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Rebekahe
Tutewlay
June Sth
Fellauheny Connegleter
San Diego
Calif
Paws! Dear Beat Distrusts Knott in Congress Catat-Large
A wry pet letter from SCAT responds to KR Knott mocking his candidacy in a playful exchange. The cat suggests that many poor souls in Congress may be challenged by a sharper feline rival.
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Congress Catat-Large
Mr. Knott
Congress
Better Homes Library Contest Extended to June 6 1928
The Better Homes Library Contest extends entry deadline to June 6, 1928. Prizes include 5.00 for first, 2.00 for second. Open to junior and senior high students and parents. Entries must be placed in Granite Furniture Company in an envelope to Meter Times Communities. Details published in the Eagle May 16. For more info contact Mrs. Mogh Ward or Mr. A. O. Cooper.
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Woman's Club
Granite Furniture Company
Onch
Metter Tiemes Qomunites
Eagle
Mogh Ward
A. 0. Cooper
Mite Densli
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