Law and Order Meeting at Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Officers and employees of the Utah Idaho Sugar Company meet at the boarding house to discuss restoring law and order in Garland amid saloon related disturbances. Speakers pledge support for Town Board measures and for Town Marshal T. L. Snook, with employees voting to uphold lawfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Garland
Mer
Mosiah Evans
Agric
Geo
Austin
J. C. Wheelon
J. T. Lant
T. H. Edwards
Charlie Edwards
Bear Lake Fruit Fair Proclaims Local Abundance
To Cache County residents and Bear River Valley Brigham, the fruit region boasts apricots plums peaches apples pears grapes melons and cucumbers. Bring your teams and load them with the abundant harvest from this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache County
Bear Lake
Bear River Valley
Brigham
Big steam plow outfit sent to Snowville for Curlew Valley work
The C. W. & M. Co delivered the Case steam plow engine tank and attachments to the Cutler Threshing Co. of Snowville. The outfit, priced at 3000 dollars, includes 12 plows and a harrow and will provide power for threshing in the Curlew Valley. The crew assembled the gear and sent it by wagon via Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Threshing Co
Snowville
Tremont
Great Curlew Valley
Town Board Retreats on License and Ordinance Revisions
The Garland town board met Tuesday Aug 4 with all members present. Eph Coombs owner of the Club saloon received a permit to continue liquor sales if he strictly follows town ordinances amid discussion. A town dumping ground study was granted more time while ordinance revisions progress. Municipal property tax rate set at 2% mills for 1908. Several bills approved. next meeting set for Sept 1 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Coombs
F. Nebeker
Logan
Coombs
Garland
Dream of Fairyland cantata staged by Garland Ward girls
The Amusement Hall hosted the Dream of Fairyland cantata on Friday July 31 1908 by Garland Ward primary girls. Eight good fairies in white and eight evil fairies in black acted to guide orphans toward Fairyland. The performance pleased the audience, featured red sprite dancers, and was repeated Monday for the Kindergarten benefit. The Primary Association raised about 35 dollars and nearly 30 dollars went to defray Kindergarten costs.
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Garland Ward
Fairyland
Deweyville Bishopric Reorganized and Health Praised
Stake President Oleen N Stohl and Counselor W C Horsley led a bishopric reorganization. C Hansen and Orson Loveland released. D B Marble and Geo A Pierson named new counselors to Bishop Dewey. Sarah Marble returned from Bear Lake trip. Maud Chichester cut arm bottling fruit. Quarantine flags removed. health good. Joe Dewey begins building a new dwelling.
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Stake
Oleen N. Stohl
W. C. Horsley
C. Hansen
Orson Loveland
D. B. Marble
Geo. A. Pierson
BP. Dewey
Sarah Marble
Bear Lake Country
Annual Outing of the Ladies Self-Culture Club
Members of the Ladies Self-Culture Club traveled in two large vehicles to Burns Farm Home in Fielding yesterday afternoon to enjoy hospitality from Mr Helen Burns, a club member. Details of the event will be reported next week.
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Ladies Self-Culture Club
Burns Farm
Fielding
Helen Burns
Clu
GarlandTown Ordinance on Sidewalk Cleanliness Enacted
A town ordinance requires owners or occupants of property along sidewalks in Garland Utah to keep the area free of weeds trash and obstructions. Violations after notice may bring fines up to 25 dollars or up to 25 days in jail or both. Passed July 17 in the year 1000 with Town President John C Wheelon heading the board.
Willard Nine Edges Garland in City Park Ball Game
Willard’s Nine defeated Garland’s Brawly Nine 4 to 2 at City Park last Saturday. An 8th inning error by Garland cost them two runs, but Jensen pitched well for Garland and Willard benefited from substitutes due to Cup men. Umpire Mortensen judged the game OK.
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Garlands
Willard
City Park
Garland
Jensen
Mortensen
O. K
Eugene Clayton
Elder Oliver L Wilcox Returns from Australian Mission
Elder Oliver L Wilcox, two years ten months in the Australian Mission, arrived home Monday after an honorable release. He traveled from Sydney on the It M.S. boat Aorangt, landed in America at Brisbane July 8, and reached Deweyville Monday. Mrs. Wilcox and Olive McKeagle with Madge of Australia met him and will settle in Garland with the couple.
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Oliver L. Wilcox
Wilcox
Sidney
It. M.S
America
Brisbae
Deweyville
Olive McKeagle
Madge
Australia
Elder Wilcox
Garland
Get Your Coal Now Prompt From Payson Globe
A clipped Payson Globe notice urges readers to stock up on coal now for the upcoming fall and winter. It warns of anticipated coal shortages as beetime devins cars run scarce and smelters and mines hoard fuel, urging timely purchases to avoid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Globe
Devins
Searce
Coa
For Sale low lots on Factory and Main streets
Advert reads that Garland Mercantile Co offers small plots for sale near Factory and Main streets with inquiries directed to the company.
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Garland Mercantile Co
Sunday Services Report at Ward Meeting
Last Sunday featured the popular monthly Fast day with Bp. Grover presiding. Elders Luther Sauer and John Olson administered the sacrament as district conference plans for MoT Asana in Garland were announced. Members listed for testimony included St Capener Manus Manning King Cantwell and others.
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Grover
Hondage
Wlr
Clayton
Luther I. Sauer
John Olson
Asana
Garland
M. Lawrences B. Smith
A. St, Capener
Chas. Manus
D. EB. Manning
Wm. King
Eliza Cantwell
Robert Wallace
Laura Moe
Thas E. King
Jon
BK. Corbett
Margret Manning
Geo Chirk
Mrs. Matt. McMurtrie
BP. W. L. Grover
Heaven
James Jonson
Aletress Honey and Tar Cited By Patient For Hay Fever Relief
AS Nusbaum of Miteaville credits Foley's Honey and Tar with quick relief after a three month summer cold and hay fever like symptoms. He says medicines worsened the condition until Foley's remedy cured him, and his wife has had the same success. The note appears from After Bros. Garland and Tretmouthon Drug Store.
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Nusbaum
Miteaville
Tadiana
Foley
Bros. Garland and Tretmouton Drug Store
The Picnic Month Delights Rural Socials
The piece celebrates July as picnic month with farmers gathering in warm weather after harvest. It contrasts the wholesome farmer picnic dinner with the town's quick lunch, praising pastoral hospitality and social farm life during a quiet agricultural lull before autumn seeding.
Cited Dispute Over Medicinal Wines at Riter Bros Drug Store
In a brief exchange, the case references Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes at Riter Bros Drug Store as the focal point of the discussion, indicating a dispute centered on storage or sale practices.
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Riter Bros Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW and Order
Utah-Idaho
Evans
Cutler
Edwards
Jas. H. Garbaroat
Wm. Stephens
Bealey Cutler
Town Board
J. F. Owens
Garland, Utah
Maud Chichester
Joe Dewey
Bowl of Trustees
Town of
Hox Elder County
State of
Utah
John T. Lant
Board of Town Trustees
John C. Wheeelon
President Town Board
Garland Willard
Fowler
Miller Jensen
Keller Wallis
Morgan Gleason
Welling Ab Cols
Turner
Ly van Leuvan
Campkin Allen
H Evans
Dalton Featherstone
Albert Mortensen
Mission
Snte
State Bank of
Brigham City
August Farm Journal
Union
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Liquor House
G. A. Woodward
Becker's
Fisher's
Salt Lake
PABST
Blue Ribbon Heer
Garland Mercantile
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