Items of Interest in Ogden and Brigham City
Local notices report visits by Mrs Pearl Foulger and Mrs Hunsaker, farm loan offers from Joseph N Sto of Brigham City, a BY College student returning from Logan, and Easter outings near Bear River Power Plant. Various residents travel for work, funerals, and missions, with Home Missionary Sunday activities listed and elders appointed for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AF Smith
ROM B Tel. Co
L Brown
Joseph N. Stoh
Brigham City
Joseph N. Sto
Uf Henry Manning
Logan
Mra
Hyrum Hunsaker
Honeyville
H O Hunsaker
Jon. Josephson
Manasa
Deweyville
Montpelier Examiner
JD Woods
Farmington
T E Secrist
Secrist
Garland—Bonj
Harding
Willard Facer
East Garland
Lars H Larsen
James P Olsen
Bothwell
Wwm
Horley
B . Call
Thatcher
David L Rees
Neph Hansen
Angus Vance
C O Christensen
Local notes from Garland and surrounding area
The Garland column reports visits from Dr J M Francke Wright Evans and others in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Mentions of Lane land inquiry, W W Tageart piano tuner, and a Utah Sugar Co. visit. A public notice warns about mail safety following a clerk’s death from a glass particle mail card incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F Howen
Marshal Hearle
Mise Leara Clark
HY College
Logan
Thin City
MA Boothe
Boothe Mer, & Practice Co
Fon Lane
L Brown
TM Evans
Brigham City
Wright Evans
W Tageart
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Will Clayton
Cutler St
Bill
Rallying Against Town Improvements
A 19th century exhortation urges residents to distrust public figures and oppose local development. It counsels residents to obstruct new projects, inflate property prices for buyers, spread negativity in public spaces, and discourage outsiders considering investment, all while praising entrenched leaders.
A Library of Church Literature Offered for One Year
An advertisement promotes a subscription to The Elder's Journal and a library of church writings from historic publications. It claims revival of classic sermons and literature for Latter Day Saints, published semi monthly by the Southern States Mission in Chattanooga Tenn Box 47, for one dollar per year with sample copy available by postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Firth
Hyrum Smith
Brigham Young
John Taylor
Wilford Woodruff
Lorenso Snow
Authoritien
Church
Evening
Morning Star
The
Messenger and Advocate
Elder's Journal
Millennial Star
Seer
Prophet
Deseret News
Gema
Eker
Abe
the Elder
Bouthern States Mission
Chattanooga
Tenn
Market Report: Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle and Sheep
Market report from Kansas City Stock Yards dated March 28 notes moderate cattle supply at 88 000 head with steady demand for light beef cattle but 5 to 15 cent drop for medium and heavy weight corn fed steers. Weather shifts demand to lighter cattle as much corn remains and pastures advance. Sheep and lambs supply about 46 000 with a 10 to 20 cent weekly decline, but today’s run 18 000 with steady to strong demand and several lambs sold around 75 to 78 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ted
Arkansas Valley
Wothers
A Woman Tall How to Relieve Rheumatic Pains
An arthritis sufferer credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with relief after two years of pain. Mae from Dover says the balm eased rheumatic pains before finishing one bottle and improved her health significantly. The ad notes availability at Riter Brothers Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mae
Satan
Amusing Tale of Conductor Baiting Singers at a Jubilee
English tenor Charlies Santley recalls an episode from a provincial town concert. The conductor first rapped his head and then struck again before turning his attention to a soprano. He pulled the lady’s chignon off with one flourish causing her to hold her hair and music while finishing her solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Santley
The Price of Health in a Malaria District
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas writes about the cost of Dr King s New Life Pills at 25 cents. The advertisement promises cleansing and new vigor with satisfaction guaranteed at Riter Bros Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Ella Slayton
Noland
Ark
Riter Bros, Drug Co
Sing-Lung the California Laundryman Beheaded for Unfamiliar Inventions
Sing-Lung, a California laundryman who earned $1000 last year, returned to his village where locals knew little of the outside world. He spoke of a trolley car, a telephone, and electric light, but they deemed him crazy liar and dangerous, leading to his arrest and beheading. In China people believe only what they see, and sometimes not even then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing-Lung
California
America
China
Cured of Rheumatism by Pain Balm Claims
Mr Wm Henry of Chattanooga says rheumatism in his left arm disappeared after applying Chamberlain Pain Balm and wrapping the arm at night. He reports strength returned in three weeks. He recommends Pain Balm for rheumatism. Sold by Riter Bros Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Henry
Chattanooga
Town
Chamberlain
Fancel
Riter Bros, Drug Co
Notice for Publication final proof filed by Jane Hale Hall
Notice is given that Jane Hale Hall widow of David Hall has filed for final proof on her land claim WL. EB 14590 Lot 2 and SW NEM Sec 5 Tp AN RSW LM. Proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court in Brigham City Utah on May 11 1907. Witnesses are Joseph Halford R C Morris Aziah Mos and Enoch Harris of West Portage Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Utah
Jane Hale Hall
David Hall
Joseph Halford
R C Morris
Aziah Mos
Enoch Harris
West Portage
Eureka Salve Claims Cure for Skin Itching
A reader from Hotville, Pa. reports relief after using a salve sold by Chamberlain's Salve with claims it cured eczema and various skin itching. The testimonial says symptoms ceased after December 1905, ending years of nightly scraping and cold-water washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Joan T Onoer
Hootville, Pa
Riter Bros, Drug Co
Notice of settler foal proof in Utah claim
Brigham City Utah May 11 2007 final proof to support of Charles F Lockwood NEM SWM SWH NEW and WM SEW Sec 6 14 NR 12 W for 14885 with witnesses Charles Kempton Jessie Mayne D R Kempton and Shelly Baker all from Clear Creek Utah Public notice registered official further details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Lockwood
Charles Kempton
Jessie Mayne
D R Kempton
Shelly Baker
Clear Creek
Utah
Naff P.O
E. D.R
Tuosrson
New Discovery touted as real cough cure in ad
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr. King’s New Discovery with curing her persistent lung cough and weak lungs after other remedies failed. The ad promises a guaranteed remedy from Aiter Bros. Drug Co. Inc with a $1.00 price and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Connor
Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
Aiter Bros. Drug Co. Inc
The street organ earns a copper from a patient onlooker
The car fails to start as the driver toils with the crank in slow rain. An elderly man pauses, drops a coin in the cap, and comments the organ is not a nuisance saying the driver deserves a copper.
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted by Manitoba Editor
A Manitoba editor touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as valuable for biliousness from a sedentary life. The product is described as gentle and effective, clearing the digestive tract and head. Price 25 cents with a free sample at Riter Bros Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Chamberlain
Riter Bros Drug Co
Veteran sea captain notes eye strain from long sea instrument use
A seasoned skipper explains that prolonged use of the telescope quadrant and other navigation tools shifts sight to the right eye. He can spot distant objects with the right eye but cannot read well with the left, worsened by glare from the waters. This eye strain reflects the eye’s natural adjustment to sea conditions.
Electric Bitters Restores Health and Businessman Recovers
A A Chisholm Tread recalls friends fearing death from indigestion and debility before trying Electric Bitters. He reports renewed health and returning to business with daily gains, praising the tonic as the beat of all medicines. Guaranteed by the Mueller Bros Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
Miter Dros Drug Co
Masonry Joke in Long Island Court Ends With Ten Days
A Hoboken tramp claims Mason status in a small Long Island court. The judge, a Mason himself, asks for the three precious jewels. The prisoner recalls the ritual and mutters the answer a girl a bird and a cold bottle. Ten days is imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Hoboken
N. Y
Bucklen's Arnica Balm Cures Bosqueville Man
A Texas resident credits Bucklen's Arnica Balm with saving his leg after a spider bite caused severe sores and blood poisoning. He reports immediate relief from the first application and complete healing after four boxes, with the product sold by Kiter Bros. Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Bucklen
Kiter Bros. Drug Co
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Garland Globe
Garland
Pearl Foulger
Ogden
Armond Rose
England
Amel Rose
Ethlyn Secrist
After Bros. Drug
Logan and
Garland, Utah, Franklin, Preston and Montpelier, Idaho
Clayton
M. Clayton
J M Francke
Ofusiness
Wim, Perkins
Leo Clayton
Pearl
Clayton House
Jas
Supt
MW Ingalls
Lehi
Fehner
Dalton
Sugar City
Idaho
Garland Thornday
Utah Sugar Co
Dr Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Park City
Market ‘Report
Gantano Gronr
Rome
Department of the Interior
C. J. Campbell
Grover, Rose & CO
Wea
Russ
Tremont Furniture Co
Tremont
Bear River
BER
Jensen Bros
Hyrum Jensen
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