Natural gas plans for Wyoming to Salt Lake Valley
Plans for bringing natural gas from Wyoming into Salt Lake Valley were completed ahead of a hearing before the public utilities commission. Witzpatrick of the Ohio company said locals are anxious to get construction moving and hope to complete some work this winter despite snow and cold. He noted the commission hearing would address the application and noted winter weather could delay some points.
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Wyoming
Salt Lake Valley
Cth
Honession
Witzpatrick
The
Ohio of Company
Oye
Firzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Tero
Public Utilities Commission
Murray Eagle Masthead Fragment
An archival newspaper masthead shows editor Wallace and office details in Murray Utah. It lists subscription rates, locations, and postal information including February 1927 registration in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Salt Lake County
United States
Murray
Eagle
Salt Lake City
Utah
Probate and Guardian Notices for Esther E Bosworth
Creditors must present claims with vou chers to Andrew G. Anderson administrator at Nielsen Law Office 525 Melotyre Building Salt Lake City Utah on or before December 6 1928 First publication October 5 1928 Last publication November 1 1928
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Esther E. Bosworth
Undersos
Deceasei
C. M. Nielsen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Andrew G. Anderson
Other E. Bosworth Anderson
Creditors Notice in Estate of Laura S. Thomas
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the City of John E. Pixton 120 East South Murray Utah on or before the 7th day of December A D 1928 M D P D THOMAS Administrator of the estate of Laura S Thomas Deceased John E Pixton Attorney for Administrator First Pub Sept 27 1928 Last Pub Oct 25 1928
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John EB. Pixton
East
Tn South
Murray
Utah
JOH@E
Pixton
Christina M. Stephensen
Murray City
Notice to Creditors Estate of Christina M Stephen sen
Estate of Christina M Stephenson deceased. Creditors must present vouchers to Curtis L Shaw administrator at 203 East South Murray City Utah by November 0 1028. First publication Sept 27 last publication Oct 20. P J Sanders dated notices.
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Curtis L. Shaw
Christina M. Stephenson
P. J. Sanders
Murray Eagles Lodge Meets Friday at Fraternal Hall
The Murray Eagles No 1700 holds a regular Friday meeting at Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include Worthy President Pharres Stauffer and G B Gordon, Secretary Fred Peters, Treasurer Ernest Wright, Conductor Charles Erickson, Inner Guardian N R Cowley, Outer Guardian B L Stauffer, and Trustees J W Kreba B L Eckman William Waters. Physician Olof Sundwall also named.
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Fred Peters
Ernest Wright Worthy
Charles A
Inner Guardian
N. RB
Cowley
KB. L. Stauffer
J. W. Kreba
B. L. Eckman
William Waters
Olof Sundwall
O. F. L. Murray Lodge 88 Meeting Roles Listed
The O. F. L. Murray Lodge Number 88 of the I. O. O. F. meets Monday nights at 7:30 in Fraternal Hall Murray City. Officers named include Noble Grand B J Wotse Bernest Wright-View Grand Adgar BK, Secretary Bathel, Treasurer A. J. Tame, District Reps Joe Render and Falgar Batchel, Trustees Jame lay and another trustee.
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Ho Murray Lodge
O. FP
Murray City
Kvngar
B.J
Nunsineg Torseyn Chapter Officers Named
Noble Grand Samh White leads the order with Vice Grand Mrs Bertha Brady Secretary Mrs Sarah Wadley Treasurer Nettie Drinkwater Financial Secretary reported in the brief notice.
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Nunsineg Torseyn
Samh White
Bertha Brady
Sarah Wadley
Nettie Drinkwater
Murray Lions Club Officers 1928 1920
The document lists Murray Lions Club officers including President Tony Duvall and Vice-Presidents A McMain, WG Chuorvhes Ard, A W Yeager. Secretary-Treasurer WH Bradford. Lion Tower Archibald Hayes. Vail Twister Ernest Greer. Directors Philip Bentzler, FL E, Boucher KO, Towler 8 1 Bringhurst.
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1. A .McMainied
WG. Chuorvhes Ard
A. W. Yeager
Treas
Philip, Bentzler
FL E
Boucher KO
Towler
Bringhurst
Church Notices and Sermons at Local Parishes
Rev J M Kiteh leads Sunday school at PEsasm and church service at Tsh0pa. Sermon by the pastor, Masses at St Vincent's Murvale 9:00 a.m. and St Teresa's Midway 11:00 a.m. Rev Patrick Maguire, Pastor.
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St. Vincent's Church
Murvale
St. Teresa's Church
Midway
Patrick Maguire
Conjoint November Meetings Planned in Cottonwood Ward
The Relief Society of the Bennion Ward hosts a Thursday evening program at the ward house with a strong lineup including vocal solos by Raeiva Russell and Wilma Peters, readings by Genevieve Cramwell and Edith Squires, addresses by Cleon Atwood and John Dave inne, and a “Ten Commandments” discussion led by Bishop Jos A Cornwall. A social dance follows.
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Ahur Bagley
Nevada Whithead
Mise
Edith Squires
Fiana
Raeiva Russell
Genevieve Cramwell
Ernest Clarkson
A. Whitehead
Cornet Sole Nu
John Dave Inne
Alut May Wright Siogan
Girant Gustavens
Israel
Bishop Jos, A. Cornwall
Relief Society of
The
Bennion Ward
Ward House
Wen
OMEANIA KEEPER A LODGE MEETING NOTICE
Omenia Rebekah Lodge No 16 meets the first and third Tuesdays each month at 7 00 p m in Fraternal Hall.
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Omenia Rebekah Lodge No. 16
Salt Lake County beet growers profit from watching rivals
Salt Lake County beet growers face a dispute where 16 Sanpete farmers sought to void contracts with Gunnison Sugar Company. They argued rival claims and loss of higher prices, taxes, and local plant idle times. The case highlights county plant dependence and the need for local sugar factories to stay active.
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Mauti
Sanpete
Gunnison Company
People's Sugar Company
Gunvnlson
Doople
People’s Sugar Company
Manti
W. Jlarvey Ross
Gunnison Sugar Company
Gunnison
Utah County
Alpine
Lehi
Herald
Beets and Payrolls Shape Utah County Prosperity
A Provo Herald item urges Utah county beet growers to support local plants and growing payrolls. It argues that sugar beets processed locally add value to the county economy and warns against outside intrusion while stressing the need to guard local beet interests.
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Utgh County
Utah County
Provo Herald
Local sugar factory important to industry in county
The sugar factory operating in our district spends about a quarter of a million dollars annually, employs many local men, pays substantial taxes, and drives county growth. Salt Lake County sugar interests have a record of fair dealing and self interest. Growers should consider waiting for price conditions before signing future crop contracts to ensure fair prices for all.
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Salt Lake County
Cystex Promises Quick Relief For Urinary Discomfort
An ad claims Cystex eases bladder weakness and night fatigue with a 48 hour test at drugstores. It promises renewed energy, better sleep, reduced pain, and a money back guarantee if not feeling new. Thornton-Anderson Drug Co endorses the product.
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Thornton-Anderson
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