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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
1
The Brig ham City Dramatic Co presented The Southern Rose at the Amusement hall last Tuesday drawing an overflow crowd. The four act military drama impressed with fine costumes and solid performances by many cast members.
A Washakie Utah letter from Dec 12 1906 reports community sicknesses including Johanie Timmock’s boy and two others, Indians returning from Garland and Riverside, schooling activity with Jim Kenoard teaching and about 20 students, and local farming with Bishop George Ward handling hay and cows fattening. It notes no snow, a Thanksgiving dance, and mild winter plans. Also reports Wm Clayton improving after illness, Leo Clayton marriage rumors denied, a Utah Sugar factory cutter shaft break causing 10 to12 hour shutdown, and Supt T W Edwards injured by acid while supervising cleanup.
notice from Ogden dentists Mosman and Narmore stating they will be in Garland on Monday for dental services. office located in the Tiros Block, operations strictly first come, first served with satisfaction guaranteed.
The document shows a bank balance sheet with items like Loans and Discounts 2800.19, Furniture and Fixtures 2002.78, Due from National Banks 17404.36, Cash on Hand 15499.04, and current expenses paid 2000480. The sheriff attests the report is full and correct as of December 2, 1906, and the Utah Secretary of State certifies it as a true copy on December 10 and December 1, 1906 respectively.
County Commissioners met December 4, 1906, with Valentine and Hart present. They reviewed road matters in Beaver Dam and Grouse Creek, approved a $43.67 tax payment on Gordon Allen estate, and deferred several petitions. Reports on clerk and auditor expenses were accepted, and various requests for road work, registrar lists, and school room repairs were considered.
Market report from Kansas City Block Yards on December 8 2006 shows cows 15 to 80 cents lower due to quality drop from frosts while beef steers hold steady and stockers command strong demand. Sheep receipts small with lambs and yearlings trading higher. regional feeds and prices referenced along with local supply expectations. Boothe Mercantile and Produce quotes eggs at 80 cents and Garland Ward choir set a Grand Ball at the Amusement ball tonight.
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