Garland Utah Scrip or Cash Slur Denied by Officials
Public notice from Garland Utah December 14 1907 denies a Gar land Globe article claiming bribery and private consultations in a case involving Rhodes. Officials say the article was false and unwarranted and recount that the justice reopened the case after consulting the county attorney and that four witnesses testified in defense. The undersigned call for an apology from the article source.
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Jus Low
Marshal Brook
Change in Malad valley train service hurts Sunday mail
The Malad valley branch cut back Sunday mail flow causing letters dropped at the office Sunday to depart Tuesday morning and southbound mail arriving Sunday night to arrive Monday night. Postmaster Eva C. Wilcox pursued the issue with the chief clerk and, as we go to press, Sunday mail service has been granted beginning tomorrow.
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Malad Valley
Eva C. Wilcox
Wires Fail In Bear River Power Plant Area
Sunday night a live electric line from Bear River Power Plant failed near town, severing four telephone booths and burning them after rain caused a fault in the private line. The blaze created a glow likened to a fireworks display.
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Bear River
Rocky Mountain Bell Ends Night Toll Rate
After December 26, 1907, Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company will discontinue the night toll rate, announced by A. E. Smith, local manager.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
A. E. Smith
Beware of Frequent Colds Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad
Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee reports throat and lung relief after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The advertisement urges treating every cold seriously to prevent chronic catarrh and promotes Rit er Bros. Drug Co. as the seller.
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Riter Bros. Drug Co
Christmas Day Free Dance For Garland Children
On Christmas Day the Garland hall hosts a free dance for city and nearby children organized by the Ladies Belt Culture club. Candy and nuts, a fine program, and dancing from 3 to 6 pm, with Santa arriving around 4 pm to distribute treats. Parents are invited to attend.
Explanation to the Public Over a Controversial Article
The Garland Globe editor defends last weeks Scrip or Cash piece and notes bold criticism from city leaders. An emphatic denial appears in our first column, signed by the implicated party, with apology for space given. The ad notes Boothe's offers $6.60 for $5.00.
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Partica
Injury from a Nail Delays Local Work on Gravel
Sunday afternoon John Garrett and Albert Mortenson worked on improving their residences with gravel. Garrett stepped on a large nail in a plank while wheeling a barrow of gravel. The nail penetrated the ball of his foot and Mortenson had to pull it out. Garrett resumed work but remained lame.
Garland church holds Sunday services and parent day program
The regular monthly fast day service was dispensed with and the religion classes led Parent's day exercises. Garland Proper and Garland North classes contributed an excellent program. Remarks were made by Bishop W. L. Grover President Lucy A. Clark L. C. Johnson and John Dewey. Evening meetings featured Home Missionaries Lorenso W. Anderson and N. B. Cheeney addressing the M. T. associations.
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Garland Proper
Garland North
Parents Club Entertained At Garland North Sunday School
Mrs. A I Grover hosted the Garland North Sunday school Parents club at her home on Wednesday evening December 4 with about 28 guests. The program featured games music and singing with prizes to William King and Lorenzo Smith as booby prize. Refreshments were served and Mrs Grover was aided by Mrs Hoff and Mrs Hea
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Garland North
Ladies Self-Culture Club Meeting At Clark Home
Mrs Lucy A R Clark hosted the Ladies Self Culture club with many members present at Mrs Eva C Wilcox daughter’s home. A vote on limiting or expanding membership was held but result not learned. Refreshments served and the club adjourned for two weeks to meet at Mrs M D Evans home. By laws later amended to increase membership to 85 and Mrs Evane to host Friday Dec 27 instead of Thursday 28.
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Mia Evane
Local Social News and Brigham Bank Dividend
Local residents in Brigham City and surrounding areas are noted visiting relatives and returning travelers. Compton's Art Gallery in Brigham promotes holiday shopping while news from the State Bank reports an 8 percent dividend payable before Christmas and a large cash reserve well above required reserves.
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Brigham City
State Bank
Sthinat
Wall Street
Medicinal Pyrosea Debated at Riter Bros Drug Store
A notice discusses W/NEG and liquors used for medicinal pyrosea at the Riter Bros Drug Store, outlining regulatory or ethical questions and potential actions by authorities.
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Riter Bros Drug Store
Penn Mutual Life Insurance advertisement offer
An advertising notice promoted by Will G. Farrell, general agent, offering annuities Endowments and other forms of savings through Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. It targets those already wealthy and those seeking legitimate wealth, presenting investment opportunities.
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Inga Insurance
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Will G
That Dull Feeling After Eating Is Helped by Stomach Tablets
A Nova Scotia reader testifies that Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets relieved a heavy dull feeling after meals. The pills strengthen digestion and regulate liver and bowels, and are noted as superior to pills at no extra cost. Free samples available at Eddy Drug Store. Riter Bros. Drug Co. sells them.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Pilla
Eddy Drug
Riter Bros. Drug Co
Cough Remedy Proclaimed Best for Children
The season for coughs and colds raises fears of diphtheria or scarlet fever in kids. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley West Virginia for reliable results. It contains no opium and suits both children and adults. sold by Riter Bros Drug Co.
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F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Remarkable Recovery After Doctor Confusion
Abraham Brown of Winterton reports doctors misdiagnosed his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poisoning stomach and liver troubles. After his wife urged Electric Bitters one bottle cured him, more effective than five doctors. Sold by Biter Bros Drug Co 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton, N
Biter Bros, Drug Co
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