Salt Lake City Second Class Mail Notice Issued Thursdays
The notice is issued weekly by Murrey Presa at 4842 South State Street Mur ray Utah. It was entered as second class mail on February ?, 1927 at the Salt Lake City Utah post office under the Act of March 8 1879. The price listed is 1.50.
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Murrey Presa
South State Street
Murray
Utah
Salt Lake City
Local Social Notes and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs Claude Brown and family visited in Dirper before leaving for Twin Falls. Births announced for Roberta Enestrim and a baby girl for Mr and Mrs Thon Burnham. Miss Roberta Enestrim went to Evanston for winter. Hugh Humphrey hosted a party with fourteen guests. Several families hosted or visited, including Mr and Mrs N M Johnson, Mrs Led Carter, the Kasmussen and Giles families, and many others with dinners and gatherings.
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Claude Brown
Twin Falls
Ninhe
Dirper
BL. Christiansen
Roberta Enestrim
Bvanston
Wyombig
Thon Burnham
N. M. Johnson
Led Carter
G. J. Christopherson
Treston
Idaho
Clyde Tusimuaset W
George Giles
Heber City
Allion Kasmussen
Blaine van Waxoner
Cleber City
Terry Meniliay
Hetil Digitfiey
Suiuiliay
Mary Metiuire
Alvin
Clyde Moervill
Binffdale
Sigurd
Lloyd Jensen
Bo ML Craggrace
Bert Aulerhwirg
Optings
Netrasks
Henry Hallie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mise
Smiths
California
Trulda Mickelwen
Enno Viriin
Stenn Howard
Thiratoy
Ross Billard
Aberheart Fork
Jean Henralyl
Harold Freneye
Salt Lake
Hannah Terry
Union Hosts Entertaining Week With Plays And Party News
A Union gathering at Shoshone Tol abo featured Mr and Mrs Chester Baker hosting guests with a theatre party Saturday night. The program included a mock mirlige of Prince Fra and Princess Young Ladies Journal. The Spirit of the Live performed by Bee Hive ofbs Reading. Afterward a bridal party and dancing followed by refreshments. A convention of the MIA will be held at Granite Style House with transportation provided by the MTA. Also noted are visits from Andrew Kingrey of Detroit en route to California and local society happenings amid obituaries for Dorothy Arvell Stone born January 26 1928.
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Alice Faker
Shoshone
Tolabo
Chester Baker
M. LA
Prince Fra
Princess Young Ladies Journal
Tive
Bee Hive
Reading
Callie Jonsen
Sandy Put
Isabelle Reading
Far
Weidligeiuke
Brady
Mere
BE. J. Peterson
Jessie Madsen
Senteth Brady
Granite Styke House
MIA
MTA
Welrone
Loey Golfrey Theweliinger
May Smart
Lucy Proctor
Maud Proctor
Smith
Deisen
Livlery Bowril
Dorothy Arvell Stone
Mars Delbert Sree
Wad North Ninth West Street
Uiton
Bsora Klee
Lauria
Stone
Mir Fringe
Migu Argell Cooper
Vinton
Local News Highlights Cast and Visitors Return Home
Local residents wind up extended travels and visits as the Holladay area resumes routine life. Families including Mrs. Cahoon and Mrs. Atwood hosted guests in New York and Sycamish Fork while others planned trips to Los Angeles and California beaches. Several couples and individuals reported vacations in Idaho Nevada and California, with reunions at home in Holladay and nearby towns.
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Wind
Leonard Cahoon
New York
Boston
Holladay
Cahoon
Park City Lodge notes and Murry Rebekah event esta blished
Park City notes celebrate a successful gathering with entertainment and a chicken dinner. Murray Lodge No 33 elects A J Tite and later S S A Shakespear to fill key posts after Noble Grand elect Vers Jordan relocates to Lethbridge. Rebekah Lodge No 15 plans an anniversary program with a quilt raffle and refreshments. Colfax Canton No 1 initiates J W Randall and H Jepcotn into Freemason mysteries, with a Denton event in Salt Lake City scheduled.
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Omeuin Rebekah Lavige No. 15
Murray
Colfax
Canton No. 1
J. W. Randall
Henry Jepcotn
Denton
Dall Salt Lake
Will the rifle and shotgun be next
The piece argues that repeal advocates and reformers push laws restricting or banning firearms. It claims past license limits hinder legal ownership for sport and protection and warns of a proposed bill to outlaw rifles and shotguns except for small calibers. It urges citizens to oppose such laws.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Iodine in South Carolina Fruits and health claims
A South Carolina study notes fruits and vegetables grown in Bamberg County contain higher saline iodine than northern regions. It cites iodine deficiency contributing to diseases nationwide, urging provisioning of iodine rich produce to at risk populations and noting broader health impacts across the United States.
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Scietne
Bamberg County
South Carolina
United States
Fils
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