Garland Greys Junior Base Ball Team Forms in City
Garland forms a Junior Base Ball Team the Garland Greys with Earnest Jensen as manager Lane Gleason captain and Azar Evang Lecy treasurer. Lineup includes Jensen Gleason Grover Evans Rogers Murie Brown Bowen Rogers. Funds are raised for gear and a practice game is set with the Seniors at the Athletic Park. Neighboring teams may soon be challenged.
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Garland
Garland Greys
Earnest Jensen
Lane Gleason
Azar Evang Lec'y
Treas
O—Earnest Jensen
Ib—Millard Grover
Roscoe Evans
Meridith Rogers
Bernard Murieri
Joe Brown
Arthur Bowen
Carleton Rogers
Athletic Park
Mrs Passy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Harry Passy of this city underwent an operation for appendicitis at Ogden General Hospital last Saturday. The operation was performed by Dr EC Pee. Mrs Passy is recovering favorably.
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Harry Passy
Ogden General Hospital
Ecpee
Passy
Club Notes Show Meeting at Mrs Wing's Home
Mrs Marie Wing hosted a club gathering with 17 members present and guest Mrs NeoMix on Thursday afternoon. A letter from the State Federation of Woman's Clubs was read and 10 was donated to be given to the Library Board. Business matters were discussed and Mrs G Mowry will entertain five weeks hence with refreshments served.
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Marie Wing
Long Spell of Sickness at Snook Residence
The Snook family endured four months of illness beginning with the children’s mumps then scarlet fever causing seven cases. The quarantine Hag was removed and the house fumigated this week. All have recovered and are out again.
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Snook
Local notes and obituaries from the community
Miss Hazel Evans attends LDS University in Garland this week while Miss Alice Grover travels from Logan to continue studies at the Ib. Henry and Alissa Manning visit from BY at Logan with their parents. Miss Clara Clark sprains her ankle on the Dummy at Farmington and returns home on crutches after treatment by Dr. Rich. Remains of Mrs. Eliza Murphy of Bea Side California were interred in Stone Idaho after services attended by relatives from Tremont and Brigham. John Doe, an old man with one eye, caused a disturbance downtown before Marshal Campbell ran him out of town Friday morning.
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Alice Grover
Logan
Suglay
Henry
Alissa Manning
J E Manning
Clara Clark
Farmington
Dr. Rich
Eliza Murphy
Bea Side
California
Stone Idaho
Tremont
Canfield
Bunderson
Hanus Miller
Brigham
J . Jensen
Arthur Miller
Stone
Idaho
Murphy
John Doe
Marshal Campbell
An Insidious Danger In American Diabetes Era
Fragmentary notice notes a public health concern about diabetes and irregularities in treatment areas. Mentions Bratts Disoane Meat and a drug store in passing, with unclear details about danger or fatalities.
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Riter Drug Store
Arbor Day Proclamation Urges Statewide Observance
Governor Cutler proclaims Arbor Day for Wednesday April 1st urging broad public participation. He notes Arbor Day began in Nebraska 36 years ago and spread nationally with hundreds of millions of trees planted by schoolchildren. The message calls for tree and shrub planting, beautification, and educational activities in schools and public and private spaces.
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Cutler
Nebraska
United States
Ireland
State Republican Convention Set for Salt Lake May 7
The Republican state committee in Salt Lake City selected Thursday May 7 as the date for the state convention to name six delegates to the national convention on June 16. The Salt Lake theater was chosen as the venue with nine teen of twenty seven counties represented and Rudolph Kuchler in attendance. Chairman Wesley K Walton presided and delegates are apportioned one for every ninety votes cast for Joseph Howell in the last general election, totaling 4.72 delegates.
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Salt Lake Theater
Republican State Committee
Salt Lake City
Rudolph Kuchler
Wesley K. Walton
Joseph Howell
Congress
Temperance stance urged at conference opening
President Smith calls for harmony with temperance and urges reasonable, conservative measures to curb liquor crimes. The piece notes public arousal to liquor losses and argues restrictions, or even drastic actions if liquor interests resist, with support for strict regulation as a path to prohibition.
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Smith
Strengths of a Financial Institution Highlighted
The piece emphasizes a bank or financial house relies on its capital and assets, plus an honorable record and the character and standing of its leadership. It underlines the importance of prudent management and trusted directors guiding affairs.
Garland Town Board Votes to Investigate Park Meet Course
Town Board met in regular session April 7 with full board present. Park committee to thoroughly investigate constructing a meeting course in the park before full action. Partial note payments for the city park made. Marshal authorized to lease part of town hall grounds. Bills approved and minor questions discussed. Adjourned to meeting May Tuesday.
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Garland
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Relief for Women
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy relieves kidney and bladder irregularities in women. It quotes testimonials from Mia Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky praising relief after using the remedy at Titer Bros Garland Tremont Drug Stores and River Brow Drug Store offers.
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Foley
Bron Garland
Tremont Drug Store
Mia Carrie Harden
Bowling Green, Ky
Bette
Titer Bros, Garland
Riter Bros. Garland and Tremont
Land Seekers Ex April 7 Excursion to Idaho
Announcement advertises an excursion on April 7 to Idaho for those seeking land to settle and explore agricultural resources. Thousands of acres are available in various sections with limited tickets to April 17. Oregon Short Line agents can provide details.
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Idaho
Oregon
Adil
Card of Thanks from the Snooks for support during illness
Not being able to thank all personally we express gratitude to the ladies of Garlawh and all who extended sympathy and aid during our serious illness of our children with scarlet fever. Their words and deeds brightened hours at the bedside during three months. Also to Dr Francke for his helpful services in restoring our little ones to health. MR. AND MR. T. L. SNOOK.
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Garlawh
Francke
T. L. Snook
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Hazel Evans
LDS University
Mortensen
Garrett
Von
Arbor Day
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Chicago
Illinois
Marc Antony
State Bank of
Brigham City
Utah
David Eccles
M. 8
J. BE. Halverson
T. Davis
Avasistant Cashier
P. A. Nordquist Shop
Globe Office
Pwe
Clayton House Mall
M. Clayton
River Brow
J. F. Owens
Garland, Utah
Clayton House
Wise
North Garland
Mi6
Garland House
Atty
Urighan City
Clayton Hotel
William Garland
Clayton, Utah
Poley
Bros. Garland and Tremont Prug
Garland Mercantile Co
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