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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
9
A historical postal notice indicates second class matter status dated February 1927 with a post office entry at Sault Take Clio Utah. It mentions the Eagle teleploye and CCirculation department and notes immediate replacement copy delivery.
Utah and regional projects dominate midyear reports with a new cannery by Morgan Canning Company for Leet Ka crop and Jason-related expansions. Power and light upgrades, gas oil discoveries near Lisbon well, and multiple highway improvements mark a busy period as Bath County facilities, rail spurs, and schools push forward.
Advice on telephone etiquette focusing on clear speech close to the mouthpiece and not shouting across a room. Emphasizes correct mouth distance, speaking slowly, and avoiding loudness. Mentions long distance service differences and the value of polite, deliberate communication.
The report notes fur farming expanding to Volta, Britain, Alaska, and Canada with about 4,180 farmers mostly raising silver or hive fur. Europe lags while Japan shows steady growth, indicating varied adoption across regions and ongoing market changes.
In Murray City a campaign for change appears as the town eyes a shift toward progress. Concrete paving is desired, and the mayoral outlook shows growing momentum as the community seeks solutions.
The University of Utah changes the School of Commerce and Finnie to the School of Business to reflect a broader field. New courses include Financial Statement Analysis, Real Estate Practice, Retail Store Management, Economic History of Europe, and Standards of Living. The shift follows Dean Beal and professors from Columbia University.
A reader advised cleaning old coins with powdered whiting applied by a damp cloth to restore luster. For copper and gold pieces, place in raw white potato and let remain overnight.
In a brutal Civil War prison tale a prisoner recounts torture of a fellow inmate Rigney and the hanging threat. Rebels, guards, and a deadly bayonet assault mark vivid cruelty as prisoners endure hunger, filth, and improvised escape attempts amid river flooding and a long march toward freedom.
Glucose derived from corn dominates US candy making and food production. In Europe glucose from potato starch resists crystallizing, while glucose mixed with sugar prevents graininess. The implication is widespread adoption of glucose to improve texture in candy, preserves, jellies, and related products.
The phrase notes the Malay name Timer being common among Malay women, equating the translated form to the word tin. It explains the phonetic link and cultural phrasing about name usage in Malay communities.
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