Passing of Nettie Rogers
Miss Nettie Rogers aged 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Rogers, died Wednesday after heart trouble. Funeral at Garland hall 10 am with Bishop Capener presiding, flowers and music, speakers praising her sunny character, interment in Honeyville. Sympathies extended to the bereaved family.
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Nettie Rogers
George T. Rogers
Garland Hall
BP. A. R. Capener
Marie Wing
W. L. Grover
Hazel Chapman
H. B. Bingham
KF. O. Haws
Burdett Smith
Jos. J. Corbett
Geo. W. Austin
Joseph Jensen
Thos
E. Secrist
Isle of Somewhere
Moroni Ward
Honeyville
Cured by King’s New Life Pills After Long Indigestion
Ingleside North Carolina resident B F Aysenne tried many doctors and $200 worth of medicine over 15 years for indigestion. He finally used Dr King’s New Life Pills and reports a complete cure. They treat constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles priced 25 cents at druggists.
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B. F. Aysenne
Ingleside
N. C
Dr. King
Big Blowout Hits Little Gem Kitchen Explodes Range
Excitement at the Little Gem restaurant as a big range exploded last Saturday morning scattering stove lids pots kettles and ashes. A frozen water jacket and pipes preceded the blast. Manager Wim Perkins spent Saturday repairing and replacing the water jacket so the restaurant could reopen Sunday morning.
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Little Gem
Big Range
Wim. Perkins
Kicked by a Horse Injures Point Lookout Man
William Eli Hawkins of Point Lookout was severely injured when a horse kicked him near Ai Grover's residence Wednesday afternoon. He exited a sleigh to enter Mr Grover's and was struck as the horses joined at the rear. A broken rib and other injuries followed. he was taken to Joseph Jensen's home where Dr. Rieh attended him. He is slowly recovering. Riter Bros. Drug Co. advertises a fresh Xmas wine and liquor stock.
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Eli Hawkins
Point Lookout
I. Grover
Mr. Grover
Joseph Jensen
Garland saloon licenses rise under town ordinance
Notices under Garland Town Ordinances amend 107-9-11-19 chapter 17 announce liquor license increases starting January 1, 1910. Manufacturer license set at 100.00 per quarter, retailer at 500.00 per quarter, wholesaler at 150.00 per quarter, raising annual retail license to 1,200 from 800.00.
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Garland
Calendar Calendars From Garland Firms Highlight Local Shops
Garland firms feature ornate calendars for patrons this season. Bank of Garland presents a Fisher Girl photo color calendar. W L Grover & Sons shows a Venetian Glories lithograph. J W Lewis offers The Old Kentucky Home in photo color. Foulger Co displays the Vassar Girl calendar. B M & P Co Booth calendar portrays Marion in vivid color. Jensen Bros presents Roses lithograph. Garland Mercantile Co shows The Diamond Brand girl. Riter Bros Drug Store gifts a large daisy thermometer. Garland Milling Co releases two lithographic calendars including a lad on flour sacks and a harvest scene with a village and flour products.
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Bank of Garland
Harrison Fisher
Fisher Girl
Jensen Bros
Garland Mercantile Co
Peter
Riter Bros. Drug Store
Garland Milling Co
Garland
Riverside Local Notes On Health And Housing 1910
Riverside residents discuss smallpox quarantine with vaccinations and fumigation of public buildings. George Bowcutt is recovering from the disease as preparations continue for a new school building expected by January 1, 1910. Local families move in as households change hands and plan winter residence.
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George Bowcutt
Joseph Hadfield
1910 Hicks Almanac Adds to Noted Calendar Collection
Co. Rev. Iv. R. Hicks 1910 almanac praised as one of the best calendars on the market. It is numbered with the collection and described as valuable and useful and hard to beat.
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IV. R. Hicks
Chamberlain's Salve Eases Eczema and Itching
For eczema tetter and salt rheum the intense itching is almost instantly allayed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Grand Masquerade Ball Prize at Brigham Academy
Four cash prizes will be awarded for the best characters at the Grand Masquerade Ball hosted by the Academy in Brigham on New Year’s Eve.
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Academy, Brigham
Utah teachers to attend state association convention
About 2000 Utah teachers are expected in Salt Lake for the annual Utah State Teachers association convention December 27 to 29. An estimated 1800 attended Ogden and Provo gatherings in recent years. Sessions will be at the High school Barratt hall and the Assembly hall with a concluding dance at the Odeon. Lectures by Ada Van, Stone Harris, Dr Henry Suzzallo, and Thomas M Balliet will address primary and kindergarten work English teaching and economics, with prominent Utah teachers contributing talks.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Utah State Teachers’ Association
Provo
Ogden
High School
Barratt
Assembly Hall
Odeon
Ada van
Stone Harris
Henry Suzzallo
Thomas M. Balliet
Miss Harris
Suzzello
Columbia University
Ballieta
Herald
Republican
Dull Feeling After Eating Helps From Stomach Tablets
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia reports relief from a heavy dull after meal sensation using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The product strengthens stomach digestion regulates liver and bowels. It claims to be superior to pills at no extra cost and offers free samples via AU Dealers.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
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THE
Mosiah Evans
Elias A. Smith
M. D. Evans
Globe
W. L. Grover & Sons
J. W. Lewis
Kentucky
Edwin Lamasure
Foulger
Booth
Palm
Riverside
Mexico
L. H. Kennard, Jr
E. T. Capener
B. Raser
Geo R. Hales
James Jardine
Holbrook
Henry Tubbs
C. W. Parke
State Bank of
Brigham City