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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
1
The Happy Hour Club presents a Christmas comedy tonight December 21 at the Garland Amusement Hall. Specialities will be introduced during the evening and admission is 45 and 15 cents.
Mr and Mrs A I Grover plan holidays in Parker Idaho while R D Crompton visits relatives in Pleasant Grove and American Fork. The King family daughter has measles. Miss Hattie Hess to spend holidays in Georgetown Idaho. Christmas program arranged by Sunday School with a Santa visit and candy distribution at night.
The editor and staff announce the Globe will not publish next week and will take a holiday break. No paper will be issued Saturday December 28.
Thomas Wheatley Jr an elderly resident of Box Elder County died at his Honeyville home on December 8 of old age and debility. Born May 19 1830 in Dale Abbey Derbyshire England he joined the Latter day Saints and moved to Utah in 1861 settling in Bountiful and later Honeyville for 45 years. Survived by his second wife Mary Ann Conley Wheatley six children and several kin. Funeral services were held at Harper ward with testimony from Bishop Yates L N Boothe Wm Varley R A Johnson Dewey and Orson Loveland.
On and after December 25, 1907 the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company will discontinue the night toll rate A. E. Smith, Local Manager.
A short health note warns that frequent colds can lead to chronic catarrh if untreated. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure and cites Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee praising its effect on throat and lungs. Sold by Riter Broa Drug Co.
A pleasant social Monday night at the Wheelon home celebrated J C Wheelon s 63rd birthday with a turkey dinner parlor games music and heartfelt gifts. Guests included Mosiah Evans Thales Edwards Campbell Owens Grover Jensen Rose Vanfleet Drake Lant and Miss Millard Sarah Fowler Ada Fowler and O L Winters.
Mrs Lot tie Cozier leads a crowded concert and ball with her class and Jorgensen orchestra. Encore after encore follows each program piece. Also notes Happy Hour Club gathering at Grover home with games and refreshments. upcoming events slated at Grover residence and Boothe's sale draws crowds.
An old Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company advertisement features Will G Farrell as general agent. The piece extols grit and self-reliance, praising those who seize advantage, endure, and secure help before asking for aid. It presents a rugged, self-reliant ethos as a business virtue.
A 65 page pamphlet from the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co outlines growth from 1888 to 1907 and includes half tone images of its buildings in Utah Idaho Montana and Wyoming. Also a small ad section for potatoes and a testimonial about Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets from David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia. The tablets claim to strengthen digestion and regulate the bowels with free samples at Eddy Drug Store.
The Box Elder Board of Education met on December 17 1907. Ida Andersen Bear River City and LaVin Sorensen Honeyville were on sick leave. Mise Holmgren and Jennie Hunsaker were temporarily employed. Evans and Union schools to open as soon as practicable. John Lind site for winter operations discussed. Sibley Cox named assistant janitor at North Wizard. payroll warrants prepared for December 1. Meeting adjourned to December 31 1907 at 10 30 a m.
Box Elder County commissioners met December 16 with all members present. They accepted a proposed right of way for a road north of Collinston, approved assistant appointments in the Assessor’s office, granted a Collinston liquor license, and ordered a bridge site near Lees 24 and 13 moved 126 feet. Insurance on the County Court House was let to Stohl Brothers. A drainage district resolution was adopted and Mantua school land declared erroneous tax sale. Priest’s land damage claim was denied and bids invited for recorder vault shelving and courtroom carpet.
An old drug advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy for a deadly stoppage of liver and bowels. The copy promises guaranteed satisfaction with a money back offer at Ritefr Bros. Drug Store for 26 cents.
The season for coughs and colds brings diphtheria and scarlet fever risk. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley West Virginia for children and adults, with claim it contains no opium and is safe to give. Sold by Riter Bros. Drug Co.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York reports a dramatic improvement after using Electric Bitters. He claims one bottle did more good than five doctors prescribed and credits the remedy with restoring his health. The product is offered by Bitter Bros Drug Co with a claimed cure for blood impurities, weakness and liver and kidney troubles.
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