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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1928
Page
5
The text discusses Utah Sugar Company payments to Utah farmers and beet growers. It urges supporting local universities and boosting nearby factories, praising Utah sugar for improving life. It promotes a tariff increase for sugar to aid Utah labor and farmers, claiming gains for all.
British Empire covers more territory than any other country, spanning about 18.2 million square miles. France and its colonies are described in relation to this vast realm, though the source text is garbled and incomplete on specifics.
For sale quilts and infant booties caps rackets and other crocheted novelties. 153 FP 45th South. Also want farm in Utah hearing from owner with price and description. F OB G Box 4 Olney TL WANTED TO BUY Team of horses and harness Phone J W Mctenry Murray 128.
A garbled excerpt references the TA City Public Library and individuals Carl Robbins and Mane Murray. It mentions verse or details about visibility, a waving counter of water, and a trace beside it, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
A vintage drug advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy to relieve stomach gas and old waste matter. It claims dramatic stomach comfort after the first spoonful and promises better digestion and meals, crediting Morrison Anderson Drug Co for distribution.
Rumors swirl about changes in Salt Lake County fire departments and a push to select firefighters by merit rather than politics. The public is urged to recognize past good work, ensure proper efficiency, and maintain protection for the community.
Murray High School presents The New Co ed Friday and Saturday December 14 15 with student talent highlighted Director Mr White praises cast and notes Viola Carlson Lorrin Christ ernson and others delivering strong performances Admission rules during the Friday show and reservations advised for Murray Fir Ward venue.
Mra. David Ferguson of Salt Lake City and Mrs Poriel Allen of Riverton appear among a list of new births and associated families at the Cottonwood Maternity Home. Other names include Mra Flora Dale Norberg of Murray and Mrs Milton Condick of Sandy with additional entries from Salt Lake City.
Fraternal Hall hosts a card party on Friday December 7 1928 at 8 pm Entertainment Commission announces all Eagles wives and sweethearts urged to attend noticed by the Murray Fraternal Order of Eagles and SEAL
A fragmentary report notes that heavier weighting influences perceived value in a local manufacturing market. It indicates that excessive weighting can lower prices and reduce demand, with implied effects on supplier pricing and product assessment.
A Murray Utah newspaper snippet mixes editor notes and community chatter. It highlights local advertising ethos, a holiday wish for clothes, praise for Spencer boys at a live stock show in Portland, and a nudge to buy and boost Murray products amid praise of hay and potatoes and a reflection on social gestures.
Elmer Farrar junior at Logan Agricultural College served as assistant manager of the Horticultural show which concluded successfully recently. A resident of Sandy, he helped organize the exhibition events and logistics.
Murray dairies shift to afternoon milk delivery to aid housewives facing early frosts. Residents urged to bring in milk before freezing to prevent spill and mess.
The M. T. A. Harvest Ball at Taylorsville Ward last Friday featured unique decorations themed on corn and fruit. An illuminated corn stalk centerpiece and electric lighting created a striking display while 4 large attendants served refreshments and provided an evening of entertainment.
Activity is evident at the Utah Woolen Mills factory on South State. Anticipation builds for Murray Made coverings as winter waves approach, with playful local humor noted in the scene.
Reginald Mills, brother in law of Ed and Jack Bergen of this city, died at his Los Angeles home last Saturday after a brief illness. He formerly lived in Midvale and is survived by his widow Hazel Herven Mills two sons Merle and Lloyd, his father and a brother.
A historical note cites houses in England with windows never counted, including Windsor Castle and Wentworth Woodhouse. A former Duke of Marlborough states that putty for repairs to Menheim palate coat him about 200 pounds a year.
Specialist of Dr Mellenthin and Co offers free consultation during a national tour to major towns with no charge for consultation or expenses, claiming non surgical treatment for stomach and bowel ailments and promising improvements in digestion kidneys nerves and skin. address given in Los Angeles California for appointments for married women and others.
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