Garland Globe notices and society items mix of news
The Garland Globe reports a crowded mix of local happenings from Garland Utah. Mentions include visits by Olive Anderson and others, sales of fruits, marriages licenses, family visits, demolitions and business updates, a bail for a Salt Lake murder suspect, and community outings for churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Olive Anderson
Factory Street
Garland
Utah
Johnson
Oscar Harris
Roxey Hudson
Salt Lake
Nettie Knudson
Brigham
Alice Munns
B. A. Bush
Leah Bush
Mgr
Mosiah Evans
Earl
Mabel Sutton
Chicago
Wm. L. Rich
Garland Factory Hotel
R. M. Leishman
Ida Coombs
Provo
Eph Coombs
John Taylor
George Taylor
Ogden
Thos. Wise
J. Q. Leavitt
J. W. Ebersole
Iowa City
Iowa
Inez Thomas
Ogden Standard
Foreman
C. Wixom
Box Elder News
Mr. Wixom
Globe Man
Mantina Jensen
Verda Jensen
Alvin Keller
Tremonton
Deweyville
Mink Creek
Idaho
Keller
Shumway - Thompson— Secrist
Archibald—Grover
Logan Canyon
Clarkston
Logan
Annie Jensen
Anders Jensen
Hyrum
Jensen
Joseph
Peter
Hyrum Jensen
John A. Jones
Arthur F. Shephard
Wellington Hotel
Arsel Rose
H. Keddington
Isa Hunter
Mr. Keddington
Miss Hunter
Schneider-Henninger
Schneider and Henninger
Belle
Peach Day Excursion Includes Reduced Rates on Peach Visit
An event promotes a Peach Day excursion on September 7 with discounted fares via Oregon Short Line. Organizers highlight a bumper peach crop and generous visitor allowances, inviting patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Chas. E. Foxley
T. L. Snook
Brigham
Lottie B. Smith
Ogden
J. W. Taylor
Lehi
The
Garland Primary Assn
Association
Presbyterian Sunday School
Bigler
Presbyterian Church
Oregon
Yellowstone Park Excursion Special
An August 31 Yellowstone trip via O S L Special offers low rates to and through the park. It may be the only Yellowstone excursion this season. See agents for rates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.S. L
the Park
Yellowstone
Malaria Battle Aboard Panama Canal Replaced by Electric Bitters
Malaria plagued Panama Canal life with fever chills and weakness but Electric Bitters claims to destroy germs and cure malaria. William Fretwell of Lucama NC says three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and he has remained healthy since. The tonic also aids stomach liver and kidney troubles and prevents typhoid. 50 cents guaranteed by All Deistsent?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
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Garland Globe
Mothers
Globe
Laura Hansen
Hazel
Helen Burns
Fielding
Hansen
Yellowstone Park
Panama Canal
Henninger
Bank of Garland
Bell
Thompson
Garland, Utah
Aiter Bros
Joe Ne
Aiter Bros. Drug Co
Logan, Garland, Ut
Franklin, Preston, Montpelier
Ida
Kabo Corset Co
Kabo
W. L. Grover & Sons
Ress
Paris
Ers
Jensen Bros
Praneco
Garland Mercantile Co
Preston