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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary article arguing life’s aim is duty to kin and nation. It emphasizes personal development after fulfilling duties, and advocates a national philosophy of efficient individuals serving the masses. It criticizes dollar worship and praises wealth as a byproduct of principled service.
The Little Flower Club hosts a Halloween dance at St. Vincents De Paul Hall in Murray on Wednesday Getober 30 at 8 30 p m. Open to boys and girls over fifteen with costumes required and 25 cents admission.
About two months ago Mr Jo hanes Christensen moved Lily Matthews factory to 4010 South State at Murray Utah but a fire destroyed all material textiles and equipment. Christensen now offers remaking mattresses with over a year of experience. A service promising pickup and return of old mattresses with cleaning and new ticking, offering savings from 5 to 100 dollars per mattress.
Murray City Poundkeeper JOI M Woon reports a buckskin mare with white facial stripe and weight 600 to 700 pounds was taken up October 17 1020 near 48th South and 51 Bust Street. If unclaimed the animal will be sold at public auction October 28 1020 at 4 pm.
An ad touts Cystex for bladder irritation and sleep disturbance, promising a money back guarantee. It urges purchase at Thornton-Anderson-Drug Co on 18th South and State Street, noting rapid improvement may not occur.
Park City and Heber firemen visited Murray City Fire Department where they pledged full affiliation with the Utah State Firemen's Association. Mayor Lester and commissioners spoke, with addresses by Grover E. Brown and others. A banquet followed with Ruth Webb's dancers and music by Grover Brown, Hobbs sisters, and others.
The National Bureau of Casualty and Safety Underwriters warns that pedestrian carelessness contributes to half of street accidents. New York data show obscured vision as a major factor, while California studies indicate no drop in fatalities among schoolchildren in 1928 despite more vehicles.
Large steel welded pipes face heavy snow and rugged terrain as the Wasatch line advances from Green River to Coalville. The 122 miles of 18 inch pipe, plus 66 miles of 16 inch on the eastern end, will supply towns including Bountiful and Layton with reduced rates and doubled heat value.
Utah brief items report Tremonton will construct a two story post office. Eggs production in Utah runs 30 percent above last year per Utah Poultry Association manager C. Fadmonds. Lehi High School adds a photographic studio. A red headgate to be installed at American Fork canyon mouth at 1068 dollars. A $100,140 dormitory plan approved for the Deaf and Blind School at Ogden. Work begins at Price on a STU federal building. Health notes include quotes from New York City Health Commissioner Wynne and comments on freight rates and taxes. A Yale coach mentions football lessons and a Cowboys cheer.
A noted tobacco box in Caxton Hall, London, stands over a foot high and weighs about ten pounds. The original 200 year old box has been enclosed with additions over time and encased in silver, reflecting its growing grandeur.
Consumers are urged to view select advertisements to unlock savings on featured products with a time limited window. Promotions highlight potential discounts on electronics, home goods, and apparel offered through partner retailers.
A chicken coop on BE W. Madsen’s property at 405 was set alight October 16 by boys with matches. the City Fire Department contained it with no damage. Murray City Fire Department stopped a garage blaze at Carlisle Motor Co. Monday evening caused by sparks from a truck battery igniting kerosene. very little tile damage occurred.
Old sailor clarifies a ship term to a puzzled lady as she notes the phrase is interesting and asks for more details about the mano war.
This coupon and 15 cents for adults or the same coupon and 5 cents for a child will be accepted at the Gem Theater in Murray Utah on Monday only October 21.
A brief, garbled exchange mentions cinema and theatre changes tied to the war. The text appears as partial quotes with uncertain attribution and fragmented wording.
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