16 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
1
At the Lyric Theatre crowds packed the Manausa hall seating area Monday and Tuesday. The program featured moving pictures and illustrated songs led by elocutionist Alfred Granger. Mrs. C C Anderson sang several vocal solos to wide acclaim.
TheThomas and Bingham meat market ends two years of operation in the city and closes stock at cost after ceasing meat sales this week. N A Petersen bought the business and all bills are due within ten days. Chamberlains Liniment ad claims notable use for accidents and rheumatism with dealer listings.
The census starts April 15 and runs two weeks in cities or thirty days elsewhere. Enumerators wear United States Census badges and answers are confidential. The President urges citizens to cooperate, stressing no connection to taxes, military, jury duty, or immigration. Burdett Smith serves as enumerator for Garland town and nearby precincts.
Arbor Day festivities included public school programs and an afternoon tree planting. Students and teachers cleaned grounds and played a basketball game after cleanup. Many citizens planted trees and shrubs. Aiter Bros. Drug Co. offers ready mixed paint for farm implements at nominal cost with guidance.
The regular semi monthly meeting at Mrs Hilda Nordquist's home chaired by Celia Grover. Fourteen members attended with guests Emma Owens and A Zink. Committees chosen for May Pole Party at Garland hall April 29 and for kindergarten, prize awards, and refreshments. The event includes 24 May Pole braiders, candy and punch booths, and admission of 50 cents per couple.
Bp. A R Capener presided and the choir sang One Mountains High and Behold the Great Redeemer Died. Elders Harry Passey and J H Archibald administered the sacrament. A quarterly conference notice was given for April 16 and 17. New ward members include Albert W Hales Maud K E C Hales Roxie A Hales Lloyd Hales and others.
A Victorian style ad urges adopting the happy habit of saving with the State Bank of Brigham City. It promises no risk to principal, a dividend, and four percent interest compounded quarterly or five percent compounded semi annually, under state supervision and control.
Postmaster Eva C Wilcox relays a directive from the fourth assistant postmaster general urging rural free delivery patrons to paint mail boxes and posts white to prevent weather damage mark identity and box numbers in black two inch letters and add town names on crossroads posts while keeping roads maintained and reporting needed repairs to avoid route discontinuation.
Peter Jensen with Ernest Jensen Chas. Clayton and J.D. Morgan head to the head of Blue Creek to fence plow and improve the Jensen Bros 960 acres. They plan fall wheat seeding on a large future tract this autumn.
Mrs M Dix of Clarksville Tennessee credits Dr King’s New Discovery with ending four years of severe trou ble and chest pain. The medicine is praised as best for throat and lungs curing obstinate coughs colds hay fever lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis and hemorrhages hoarseness and whooping cough. 50 cents and 1 trial bottle free guaranteed by all druggists
Local justice William Hadley of Corinne and County Attorney Nels Jensen of Brigham attended Garland business days this week. Several residents visited family or conducted affairs in nearby towns, while a temperance hall received a fresh coat of paint. Other items include farm sale to J Y Rich, Master Bradley Riter and father in Garland, and various social visits. a sciatic rheumatism recovery and a Sunday School Union meeting in Fielding. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised for throat and lung relief.
Advertisement claims purifying blood improves skin tone and complexion with a rosy glow. It promises health from liver trouble and redness of blood, priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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