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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
1
Arbor Day program outlines readings proclamations and poems led by teachers and students including Nettie Rogers Roscoe Evans Burdett Smith Vera Burgon and Millie Rogers. Pupils perform songs recitations and a tree planting ceremony with notable themes and a tree meaning list.
North bound mixed train now stops in Garland at noon giving crew and passengers a chance to spend a few planks in town. Our hotel man Mr Clayton wears a broad smile during these sunny days.
The foundation of the local O I depot agent's new four room house is under way and will adjoin the depot on the north. The agent is currently single but rumors say he may marry once occupancy occurs.
Eddie Secrist, son of Mr and Mrs Secrist, was struck in the eye by a pitched ball during a friendly game at Garland North school grounds last Tuesday morning. He endured pain but is expected to keep his sight. no serious damage anticipated.
Dora Godfrey of Logan wed William Archibald of Clarkston in the Logan Temple on a Wednesday. The couple, reported as popular locals, received a reception at the groom’s parents’ home and will reside in Dayton, Idaho.
Monday night at the Amusement ball in Garland the Watkins Dramatic Co. presented a chaotic show that drew jeers from a crowd of locals. The production featured a chase across the stage with dogs and repeated curtain mishaps while a curtain roller earned his pay. After the benediction the audience sang for their six-bits back, and patrons vowed they will never attend again.
Lubin's Cinigraph show drew a crowded house at the Amusement hall on Thursday evening with sold out seats and many standing. Illustrations and moving pictures thrilled the audience with clear projections and entertaining fluently sung tunes. Features include Uncle Tom's Cabin in 24 scenes and The Highway Robbery among others. the two hour program left patrons satisfied. The Garland Comedy and Vaudeville Co. schedule a return about April 25th.
Members of the Ladies' Self-Culture Club met at Mrs J T Roberts home Thursday afternoon with good attendance. They discussed a social to benefit the Amusement Hall and Mrs M A Boothe spoke on Current Events. The Pitt continuation was read by Mrs Burdett Smith. Refreshments followed and the club adjourned for two weeks to meet at Mrs Jon Wing's home.
Cattle receipts remain light with beef steers up 15 to 30 cents and cows and heifers near a high point. Range cattle prices range from 355 to 480 for various classifications, with corn fed steers 480 to 560 and top at 640. Sheep and lamb demand remains moderate to strong with Colorado fed lambs 7.60 to 7.80 and yearlings 6.00 to 6.85. March receipts were slightly below last year with a further shortage anticipated.
Mr WHA Rowe of Bear River Valley reports a thriving hog raising operation. He feeds alfalfa to grow the hogs and finishes with corn and barley, stating clear figures on costs and income. The Deseret Farmer notes Utah offers strong hog growing opportunities.
Washington April 8 Jacob Russo reports the president told him he will not seek a third term and that he believes the president kept his word after a White House visit.
Attendees at last Sunday's gathering were few due to bad weather and a conference in East Lake City. Second Counsellor Jos Jensen presided with a prayer by WH Clayton and singing of two hymns. Sacrament administered by Elders James Jensen and AP Peterson. Speakers included Jos Kirkham O W Hyde Olof Johnson and Jon Jensen. Benediction by Geo Clark.
A A Chisholm recounts nearly dying from indigestion and debility but credits Electric Bitters with his recovery. He states he is now back in business and improving daily, praising the tonic as one of the best medicines. Guaranteed by Riter Bros. Drug Co.
John Washington of Bouque ville Texas escaped losing a leg after a spider bite. Blood opening and roving sores were cured after four boxes of Buckley’s Arnica Salve. He credits immediate relief and complete healing from Kiter Bros Drug Co.
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