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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
11
City readiness for industry is debated with questions on ethics trade, retail health merchandisers, and population factors. The Town Doctor asks if a city is positive or negative ethically while discussing why industry should locate there and what towns must supply to attract factories.
Many cities argue against adding factories until existing industries are fully utilized and market demand is fully tapped. The sentiment stresses reallocating capacity and avoiding oversupply until current enterprises exhaust expansion needs.
Bradfort returns from billiard rooms to find his wife crying over a ruined bake. She laments the back porch coke cooled there for the dog to eat, and he comforts her with a joking remark about getting another dog.
The Murray Lions gather after summer to share fellowship at the Ladies relief Society event while noting community concerns. They discuss city betterment plans and reflect on unselfish service as essential to the town’s welfare.
Lion Duvall is praised for leadership and activities during the year, winning the district trophy for most activities and raising prestige to Lionism at Murray. Lin Anderson begins term as incoming president, outlining duties and the new committees appointed including publication and attendance, with 8 Bringhurst chairing membership and entertainment headed by A J Peters.
Dre PL Holman, district governor of Utah and Idaho District Twenty eight, is described as a lifelong professional and community leader. Born in Powntain Green, educated at Berigham Younes University and the University of Vian, he earned a medical degree from Washington University School of Medicine and trained in St. Louis. He practiced in Mt. Pleasant with his wife and three children, taught school, led Forsitaln Gren school, served as president of the local ebicl, and was deputy district governor for a year. He is active in the Lions, Latter Day Saints church, the Odd Fellows, and Woodmen, with baseball as a hobby and serving as vice president of Central Utah Teg.
The fragment describes a wedding scene where the preacher asks the bride for consent and she responds unclear, with the groom dazed and saying I do. The exchange suggests confusion or mishearing during the ceremony and captures a moment of social expectation in a quaint, cautious tone.
In a derailed train scene Jeter Tony and Mrs. Dewall escaped the wreckage after the collision. Mere Thieal attempted to speak but Tony halted her insisting she was not at fault, claiming he was responsible for his end of the car.
Phil Bentz and George A. Tenkine were disqualified from the necking contest during Murray Day due to training and professional conduct concerns.
A young wife orders her husband Harry to supply a hundred dollars. He objects saying most cash is tied up on a note. She retorts that she can pressure the note holder more than he can, pushing him to proceed.
Mes Ella Gordon and Mrs Mary Whitlte host Woodcroft Social Club on Tuesday September 100K at Prater Mo Hall invites all members Mrs del HH Meredith and child guests from Salt Lake visited Mr and Mrs Willis Jennen Friday Mr and Mrs Herbert Berrett welcome a baby girl born Friday August 80 Mr and Mrs Woolrut Talbot celebrate birth of a son Sept TL Mex Talet engaged to Joosten Lens from Twin Falls Idaho Draper announcements note a surprise party for Miss Myrtle Thompson in honor of Miss Leth Thompson pink decor and 24 gifts mark the engagement of Miss Virginian Smith to Knlow Taylor of Marion Utah with plan to wed Sept 6 then depart for University of Oregon.
Dwight M. KPPCUL, Pastor. Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. Church services follow. Tiny Scout Troop No. 78 meets Monday at 1:30 p.m. Details unclear but indicates weekly church and scouting activities.
By order of the district court Salt Lake County Utah the undersigner will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash the following real estate in Salt Lake County Utah situated north of the Southwest corner of Section 7 Township 2 North Range 1 East Salt Lake Meridian running east 42 feet north 0 feet west 140 feet south 0 feet and east 1 feet to the beginning bids close by September 4th 1920 at Salt Lake City Utah Edwin Cox administrator and M Nielsen attorney for estate.
In a Murray ceremony an aggrieved bride complains of crying by the party during the long event. The maid of honor retorts with humor and suggests hiring the Murray Baghe to host the invitations, noting no babies expected.
A fragment references the appearance of an O. P. Skages System in early archival listings, indicating a possible equipment or organizational entry. No further context or dates are readable to confirm scope or function.
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