Free concert at stake tabernacle Sunday night
A free musical concert is planned for Sunday evening December 29 at 8 o'clock at the stake tabernacle. Directed by Stake Chorister Geo O Nye the program includes parts of The First Christmas cantata by C Whitney Coombs with a double mixed quartet. Stake President Clarence E Smith will deliver an lecture on The First Christmas. This marks the first public gathering at the tabernacle in some time and attendance is expected to be large. Remember, it is free.
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Stake Tabernacle
Stake
Geo. O. Nye
C. Whitney Coombs
Clarence E. Smith
the Tabernacle
Bank of Garland and local firms showcased as live in city
The Bank of Garland Garett and Richards and the Garland Milling Company are highlighted as active, modern businesses. The Bank of Garland is praised for its location, vault, and staff led by Mosiah Evans as president, M D Evans as vice president and cashier, with Miss Hattie Hess as assistant cashier. The building houses Utah Power and Light offices on the north, plus offices for Dr. Innes, Dr. Berg, Justice of the Peace John J. Shumway, and local business meeting spaces.
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Bank of Garland
Garett & Richards
Garland Milling Company
Bank of
Garland
Bank
Mosiah Evans
M. D. Evans
Hattie Hess
S. L. Owens
Teller
Delos Thompson
R. L. Bush
P. C. Petterson
Olaf Johnson
Moroni Ward
John F. Burton
John F. Conley
Elias 8. Smith
Utah Power & Light Co
Garrett and Richards butchers of Bear River valley lead in clean meats
The firm Garrett and Richards, dealers in meats and groceries, supply the people with fresh meats and poultry at reasonable prices. The shop shows a well stocked refrigerator and heavy meat traffic in the morning, then empties by nightfall, signaling a monster business and general satisfaction.
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Garrett & Richards
Bear River Valley
Peo
New City Ordinances Read For Third Time in Garland
The Mayor and City Council met in special session on Monday night to read over for the third time a new set of City Ordinances for Garland. The ordinances consist of many pages of typed laws to be printed as a booklet.
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City of
Garland
Sparrow a Menace to Farms Across United States
The English Sparrow has spread rapidly since its 1851 introduction. County Agent Stewart leads a Box Elder County drive to control the bird, offering free guidance and farm bureau support to protect crops and native songbirds.
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United States
United Tates
Box Elder
Stewart
Elder County
Found Pasteboard Crokinole Box at Globe Office
A pasteboard Crokinole game box was found and turned in at the Globe office. There is no charge for advertising the find.
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Globe
Overland Lumber Co Supplies Broad Building Materials
Local buyers come from miles around to stock up at Overland Lumber Co and their large yard. The firm advertises a wide stock, ready to meet every building need, with service as a key slogan and a guaranteed satisfying experience. Garland Milling Co promotes Pride of Utah flour, a product with statewide reputation and demand in neighboring states. Manager M Felsted, an experienced miller, oversees operations as thousands of bushels of wheat convert into mill products daily. Live Merchants report a robust Christmas trade with strong holiday spending and liberal Santa gifts.
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Overland Lumber Co
Utah
Garland Milling Co
M. Felsted
Garland Milling Company
New Year Hope and Prosperity Foretold in 19th Century Toast
A festive New Year message declaring a dawning era of peace and prosperity. It praises national unity, wartime sacrifice, and future industrial growth while invoking optimism for Garland and Bear River Valley. The tone is patriotic and forward looking about twelve months of happiness.
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America
Subatanti
Garland
Bear River Valley
Getz Leaves Valley to Start New Life in Illinois
L H Getz of Bothwell ordered the Globe sent to Peoria Illinois last Saturday announcing his move with wife and children. He sold his farm and will work for Keystone Co in Illinois and has a daughter in Bartonville. Friends regret his departure and wish success in their new home.
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L. H. Getz
Bothwell
Globe
Peoria
Illinois
Keystone Co
Bartonville
Calendar presents US presidents from Washington to Wilson
The Japanese firm T. Nagasawa & Co. supplied The Globe with a handsome calendar this week featuring portraits of U S presidents from Washington through Wilson.
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T. Nagasawa & Co
Globe
United States
Washington
Wilson
Sailor Smith in France
Irvin J. Smith writes from aboard ship in France after Armistice signing, praising the Garland community paper the Globe and detailing naval coaling,shore leave, and encounters with fellow Garland native Lorenzo Peterson. He notes hundreds of U.S. sailors in Europe, mentions champagne and whiskey, and sends Christmas and New Year greetings.
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M. Wixom
France
Garland
Europe
Lorenzo Peterson
Hast Garland
Southhampton
England
Liverpool
Mr. Peterson
Navy
Irvin J. Smith
Miss Dorton Wins Second Prize in Substitutes Contest
Vera Dorton, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Dorton, received an encouraging letter and a cheque from Federal Food Commissioner W W Armstrong this week. She entered the Great Variety of Substitutes contest and won second prize, plus a neat souvenir button. The local contest was conducted by Miss Myrtle Davidson of the county schools.
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Vera Dorton
David Dorton
W. W. Armstrong
Myrtle Davidson
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Santa
Semether
Sailor Smith
Brest Frasce
Miss Dorton
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