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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
2
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Items of interest list visitors and locals in Garland. Nordquist and Wilson returned from Ogden. Louise Clark of Farmington came home after a pleasant visit. Signe Ipsen of Ogden visited with sister Hilda Nordquist. L. J. Robinson of Oakley spent Thanksgiving in Garland. Rhoda Miller and Bert Radon of Davin County visited J. Walker's guests. Benjamin Bennett of Provo left Sugar Co office life for home. W H Rowe of Salt Lake City conducted real estate business and stayed at Owens Hotel. Lemuel Rogers of Logan, formerly Fielding, transacted business here. Mrs. R L Bush returned from Ogden for her grandmother Mary Ann Soffe's funeral. Vol. 1 No. 2 of the Utah Independent arrived. Orlando Barris and wife from Fairview spent part of the week in Garland before missionary work in the South. J A Wixom of Garland Globe installing a new press as business grows.
A report notes that using counterfeit money and substituting a worthless remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar is considered equally deceptive. The incident involves a Tremonton drug store after nearby towns Broa and Garland.
An assortment of local advertisements and notices mentions Foley's Laxative and Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, Foley's Kidney Remedy, a tailor, piano sale on page five, carpet weaver for sale, lots for sale in Garland, and subscription offers for the Garland Globe with sample copy noted. Names include Tremonton and Garland merchants and residents.
A feature by Willard W. Garrison discusses Wright Brothers aviation interests abroad. The Globe promotes a Niley illustrated airship business article on page three, highlighting France America and Germany seeking Wright aircraft through a Ohio based deans in the airship field.
A personal appeal extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble. The ad asserts forty years of cures and lists Aiter Bros Tremonton drug store in Garland and Tremonton as distributors.
At the masse primary and convention in Garland schoolhouse last Friday, delegates chose C. L. Winetry J. C. Wheelon Joseph Jensen D. S. Foulmer A RK Capener Areel Trose and BR Baxter L. Winters chaired the convention and T F Coombs and C W Hall were nominated for the board. Ballot: Coombs 21 Hall 2. A motion made Coombs nomination unanimous.
Bishop A. K. Capener presided with choir singing High on the Mountain Top and O Ye Mountains High. Elders Archibald and Manning administered the sacrament as the choir sang He Died the Great Redeemer Died. New members Mr and Mrs T W Whitaker welcomed. L H Kennard and Morons Ward High Priest quorum members offered remarks.
Notice from the United States Land Office Salt Lake City Utah dated October 20? 160m announces the sale of section 6 under the General Mining Act of 1872. Copies of the sale description are available for public inspection and protests must be filed within the stated period to challenge the claim of the State. Failure to protest may lead to approval of the tract as noted by Register ED Thompson.
State of Utah posts notice of land tracts under the 44 act with Serial No 07a. Descriptions cite Ni- NEI and N1-2 NWI-4 and tracts posted for review. Protests within six consecutive weeks, per April 2 1907 regulation, may be filed to challenge mineral vs agricultural value before the General Land Office in Washington.
State of Utah files on lands under the 1894 act Se section 6 listing tract Vic Lot 2 8 W4 N BE 4% W% BE Sec 6 T aN RL W. LM posted for inspection. Protests accepted for five weeks. non-mineral finding leads to approval recommendation by Register E D R Thompson.
The Ladies' Self-Culture Club awarded prizes for best kept home surroundings. First prize silver cup went to Thos. E. King of Garland North. second prize cut wings fruit dish awarded to Jno. T. Roberts. Judges were Mrs. A. F. Gleason Mrs. A. Murle and George Henrie.
Mrs McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi recounts a three month bed confinement for kidney and bladder trouble. After two doctors offered no relief she began Foley's Kidney Remedy and recovered. The testimonial notes Brow Garland and Tremonton drug store as the supplier.
A notice states possession of three estray animals including a bay horse a red heifer and a red yearling steer held to secure damages. The cattle will be sold at public auction to the highest cash bidder at 2 PM on December 7 1908 on the premises of J H Wellington ET Capener and MJ Richards Jr in Riverside precinct unless claimed.
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