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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
11
The fragment lists C. B. Wallace as editor of a Murray Utah publication issued Thursdays. It shows mailing address 4842 South State Street Murray Utah with second class matter status dated February 8 1927 and post office details for Salt Lake City Utah. It includes subscription rates for Salt Lake County and elsewhere.
J Dewey Soper of the Department of the Interior reveals the blue goose mystery. For years hunters sought the bird with no sightings of nesting or migration. The discovery ties the species' habitat to Baffin Land and links the finding to Ottawa.
A new Pacific Coast radio feature will present planning of meals and explanations of secrets with Betty Crocker sharing recipes. The program will air Tuesday mornings and Thursdays with baking secrets and demonstrations on KFI Los Angeles KFO San Francisco KGW Portland KOMO Seattle and KAQ Spokane.
Murray Lodge No. 33 draws members to Frat hall for Mohit Me event and Rebekah Lodge 3BORN heir tribute. Charles Dabiberes A Jenkins J J Chivdit Molly arrange program with refreshments. attendees urged to attend and bring final to home bed.
Fragmented notice details probate actions and creditors against an estate. Names such as Nielsen and Pfeiffer appear as executors or attorneys, with dates and publication references buried in garbled text. The excerpt hints at legal notice timing and estate administration duties.
Dwight M. Kitch is pastor. Sunday School at 11:00 with church service at 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts Troop No. 78 meets Monday from 7:40 to 9:30 p.m.
Maj. Gen Lytle Brown of Nashville named chief of engineers for the United States Army. He will head the federal flood relief program in the Mississippi valley and oversee major engineering efforts.
A London Answers tale recalls Giles pressed to buy a new water cent for his master’s town visit. He argues the old coat’s back and front will last another year with the armoire. The farmer declines, confident in the garment’s endurance.
Acthar J. Davin formerly head of the United States reclamation service is appointed by the Soviet government to supervise a 250 million pound desert irrigation project in Russian Turkestan. Rueda plans cotton cultivation.
Reds stock jumps to record highs amid market chatter over potential replacement for the head manager after a series of adjustments. Investors fear a shakeup could affect the team’s leadership and future profitability.
Dame Bibet Sayth, a renowned pacer and coauthor, faced a tense scene at a feature gathering. Amid a crowd, a male attendee seated near her was urged to modify his name to lower the timbered effect, while Bibet quipped that a doctor of equine could not handle common cords.
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