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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
1
William Glasmann president and director general of the Four County Fair will tour Bear River Valley by auto with board members to discuss the Big Fair. Meetings are in Corinne Bear River City Tremont Thatcher Garland Fielding Deweyville Hingham August 24 to 26 with times listed for each town as important fair matters are addressed.
The Town of Garland versus Grover boy of Fielding and Amos Pierson of Plymouth comes before Justice James Kaudson in Brigham. Prosecution Atty BC Call for plaintiff and Atty Chase Foxley for defendants. Witnesses JC Wheelon T L Spook Charlie Edwards David Dorton Geo Pitkine O L Wintera Scott Turner. Jury verdict guilty. A N Grover Eugene Grover Amos Pierson each fined 65 dollars and costs totaling 22 295 dollars. Claud Grover discharged and granted mercy. Notice of appeal filed by the defendants.
The Happy Hour Club hosted a lawn social featuring decorated punch booth, electric lights, and outdoor games. Over 60 guests attended including the Pitt sisters, Mrs. McClure, Dr. T C Obmart, and others from Tremont, Brig ham, Ogden, Fielding, and local communities.
Train rates advertised by Vic U.8. S. and Union Pacific offer reduced fares to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago and other points. Limit October list, see agents for rates and further particulars.
M A Boothe launches an experimental aquab raising operation in Garland. Over three weeks Jack Layton has built a modern movable-nest coop with automatic feeds and baths. The shipment from Boston Plymouth Rock Cars includes 18 pairs of Plymouth Rock Homer and 2 pairs of Carneaux red. Birds settle well as Boothe invites friends to view “Squadtown.”
Frank Edmonds of Farmington died Thursday after a hay rake pole fell on him while moving a hayrick. His skull was crushed and he died at 7 pm. He leaves a wife and one child. Mrs Edmonds is sister of Mrs Thos E King. Funeral services were held at the Farmington meeting house last Saturday.
A Brigham event lists an Aug 27 schedule starting 11 am with a Maladie Kaiser's baseball game, 2 pm lecture by Rev. P A Simpkins on Fraternity, 3 pm moving pictures at Globe Theatre and Opera House, 4 pm hall game for silver capGar land vn Willard, and 7 pm Military Band concert at the courthouse grounds. Visitors may bring lunch baskets and are encouraged to stay all day with 22 prizes to be distributed.
The Garland Globe publishes the audited report of the 1907 Fourth of July Celebration receipts and disbursements. Treasurer M A Roothe affirms the accounts as correct after addressing misunderstandings. DD Foulger signs as secretary.
Receipts total figure appears in a large advertisement for Hanson Mercantile Co on page five. The fragment notes a big ad and references a receipt-related total in the Mt section.
The Boston Bloomer Girls faced Garland's sturdy nine at City park ball grounds on Tuesday afternoon before a record crowd. Gate receipts reached 187.75 with attendance over 400. Six girls and three men played a lively game, Garland won 5 to 1 amid errors on both sides. The report adds humorous notes about Carrie Nation and spectator antics, with an excursion announcement for Salt Lake and Ogden on August 22 via Oregon Short Line.
An elderly assistance notice promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as beneficial for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims improved urinary function and vitality for seniors and directs readers to After Bros Garland and Tremonton Drug store for purchase.
September 16 details for Re L. Particulars and Peach Day at Brigham are listed with promotional remarks and reduced rates, indicating upcoming activities and price offers.
The University of Utah announces student registration and entrance examinations for September 11 and 19 with instruction beginning September 14. It lists the School of Arts and Sciences, State Normal School, State School of Mines, Utah School of Medicine, a department of law and a preparatory school. The catalogue detailing courses and admission requirements is sent free by Salt Lake City.
On September 16 a reduced rate plan titled Inter Part O L is announced with a22-s12 reference. The notice lists pricing and eligibility details for the carrier’s service offerings.
Willis Morgan shut down Honeyville as Collinston prevailed 8 to 2 with a strong pitching performance. A rematch is scheduled for Aug 20 at Collinston, and a second race with Tollman follows Aug 19 for a $60 purse. Local turnout includes several Collinston residents at the Garland event.
A mid-summer meeting of the North District Religion Classes was held in Garland at 2 pm last Sunday with Joseph J Cannon from the general board Salt Lake City and several district leaders in attendance. The program included prayers, singing, sacrament, and an address by Joseph J Cannon on Guardianship Work citing parables of the Lost Sheep and the Prodigal Son as themes for activity love and responsibility.
August 29 edition notes the Oregon Short Line sets a Garland to Salt Lake fare at 8.15 dollars with tickets limited to ten days. Foley's Honey and Tar is touted as immediate relief for asthma and coughs, claimed to cure many prior refusals to yield to other treatments. Cootelos warns against harmful drugs at Garlands Tremonton Drug Store.
A Nusbaum resident from Bloomington Indiana recounts lasting three months with a summer cold and hay fever symptoms. He claims Foley's Honey and Tar cured him quickly after other medicines failed and notes his wife had the same success. The testimonial is presented by Garland and Tremonton Drug Store.
The report notes youth guardianship work and practical juvenile court experience paired with a church service featuring an anthem Not a Sparrow Falleth and a benediction by G W Larkin. A conjoint session of the MT Assas chaired by Archibald included temple work remarks, musical selections by Leo Clayton and Mise Alte Harris, and an address by Joseph J Cannon on local option and prohibition. The North District Monthly Union met at Elwood on August 16 2008 at 6 pm with 18 board members 141 officers and workers 45 visitors and 9 excused attendees totaling 100 present. fast day work and September lessons were discussed.
On August 28 via Oregon Short Line the rate from Garland to Salt Lake is 68.15 dollars. Ticket sales are limited to ten days.
Newspaper text describes constipation as a cause of appendicitis and promotes Foley's Orino Laxative as a mild remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels. It notes the product does not nauseate or gripe and mentions substitutes Riter Bros Garland and Tremonton Drug.
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