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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
2
A garbled report notes Thera Eagle observing a special congressional session not to be called and mentions relief for the public. It references Murray in the business section, investor values, and preparations for Santa Claus, with mentions of a White Way and opportunities for the investor.
Murray Library expands its collection with new juvenile and primary titles. Notable additions include works by Nanvcroft Moon of Minlness and McDonald Secret of Spirit Lake, along with several other children's books and early reader Lith titles.
Herbert Toover argues that fire liability and life risks compel action by individuals and communities. He claims many dodge the insurance market, but warns that the broader danger of death, accident, and liability affects all, urging readers to pursue measures for safety and protection against insurer pressures.
A clipped query from a Northwest Alabama snippet asks why people walk in a row near Gun Terrible and mentions the Democratic party. The garbled OCR yields a cryptic line about cesae and a test of intelligence, reflecting a fragmented historical page.
Remains of five lilies, believed to be victims of an Indian massacre, unearthed during a high tension wire project along the Ohio River near Beech Bottom West Virginia. Local legend recalls a fort south of Bellaire where settlers died seeking shelter.
Paris report of Princess Nathalie Paley, a Russian imperial princess, accepting engagement to Lucien Lelong, Paris dressmaker, after joining his staff as a saleswoman. Her family fled Russia during the war. she is daughter of Grand Duke Paul and Princess Olga Paley, with connections to the Romanoffs and nobility. The wedding is planned for August in Paris.
Glasgow figures cited by James Stewart claim women and girls in Scotland spend up to 100 million annually on bobbing and shingling. He notes new employment arises from Dew Orcipa Hon, adds hygienic comfort, and contrasts costs across classes and regions from 3 cents to 125 pounds per session.
Dr Sylvanus G Morley reports Maya ruins at Chichentea in Yucatan reveal a sumptuous chamber with walls of frozen jointings similar to Teotihuacan temple walls. Frescoes said to be well preserved may illuminate Maya history once deciphered. Work halted for the year due to intense heat.
In a rare end to a decades long gate crashing career, One Eyed Connolly was ejected from London and sent back to the United States after an outburst during a speech. The veteran provocateur, who claimed thirty years of such stunts across the U S Canada and Australia, expressed chagrin at his defeat.
Murray High School notes election results for all grades with named officers. Seventh grade names Alma Erickson as president and Beryl Watts as vice president, while eighth grade lists Webb Snare as president and Ellen Turple as secretary treasurer. Tenth grade elects Frank Thone as president and Merna Frame as vice president, with Dewey Thole Dewey as secretary treasurer and Jooth Grote as reporter. Eleventh grade names Wayne Simper as president and Fern Taylor as vice president, with Charles West as secretary treasurer and Cdharles West as secretary treasurer. Twelfth grade chooses Stanley Watts as presidentVirginia Malstrom as vice president and Pherell Carlisle as secretary treasurer with Bernice Barrett as reporter.
At a September 6 meeting the student faculty executive committee chose LeRoy McMillan Wayne Simper Nick Peters Ernest Shoher and Jimes Peters as officers for the Tandy court for the year with Jimes Peters Vansknech as faculty adviser The student body aims to improve student conduct in assemblies and on school premises.
The Your Book staff for the school year has been selected with Editor Leone Slater planning to involve Iisy on the paper and Crest. The list includes Eugene Jones as Editor, Harry Peterson as Business Manager, LeRer Parry as Assistant Business Manager, Margeret Blatn as Literary Fuller, Florence Holmes as Assistants, and Estella Jaowdson as Photographer among others. Pending art class results, artists and cartoonists have not yet been chosen.
Motion pictures are used to promote better relations between farming towns. Centerville Tennessee launched a fund to cover theater costs for free showings funded by the Agriculture Department. The program aimed to attract new visitors, benefiting merchants and farmers.
A state fair lineup features thrilling auto stunts with high speed rushes and dramatic leaps. The program includes athletic car displays, comedy gates, wheelies, and a grand fireworks finale.
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