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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
1
Feb 1 2 snowfall blocks Malad Valley with snowbound passenger train. A heavy wind storm leaves drifts across the valley and extreme cold continues. Kids miss recess while men bring tots home in sleighs and coal supply arrives to ease the chill.
The grand masquerade at Manausa hall last Friday drew a large crowd with over 60 character types, from clowns to Indians and sailors. Garland orchestra played good music. Miss Mary Grover the Indian lady won first prize a jewelry case, Clyde Lindsey the Sailor took second a tie pin as the dance ran until about 1 am.
Last Saturday night the MI Associations hosted a married folks dance at Garland hall with many young guests. Cocoa, chocolate, sandwiches and cake were served, and the event proved a financial and social success.
French astronomer Camilla Flammarion reports in a letter that Halley’s comet tail will envelope Earth for several hours on May 19. He notes the comet will pass between the sun and Earth at 2 AM, making Pacific daylight while France remains night, with little danger due to a rarified tail.
William Lobo sh and Michael Patrick two boys aged 16 and 13 from Charleroi Pa were detained at Union Station St Louis after police noted sombrero hats with yellow bands. They carried a knock down rifle pistol hatchet dirk dagger ammunition a telescope bread stage money and a prayer book. The boys said dime novels inspired their trip to Utah to find buried treasure.
At Mrs. Thales H. Edwards factory street home the Ladies Self Culture Club bid farewell to outgoing officers with a pink and white carnations social. More than forty guests attended a musical romance contest with song-questions. Mrs. Hazel Chapman won the prize, Mrs. Chapman received the bound volume, and David Darton won the consolation rattle.
Advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills quickly cure stomach liver and kidney troubles at slight cost. Promotes relief from dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria and debility. Sold 25 cents at all druggists.
A community gathering on the banks of the Wabash featured vocal solos by Essie Foulger Marie Wing R L Bush and D C Chapman and piano numbers by J C Wheel on and Mrs Merlin Steed. Partners for lunch were chosen from a sheet with pillow slips worn by ladies and pink lunch baskets filled with eatables were shared. The hour fostered social conversation and an impromptu program, ending as a rousing success.
Sunday services led by Bishop A R Capener with Sacrament by Elders Matthew MacMurtrie and George Henrie. Members John Q Leavitt Mildred A Grover Gleason joined. ward teachers Harry Passey J Cy Gleason. Celia M Grover appointed Decorative committee. Speakers A M Steed John G Watt John H Watkins. attendance 106. clerk L W Preston.
Tuesday Howard Sheens and Gus Henry appeared before Justice Burdett Smith on a charge of disturbing the peace. Both pled guilty and were ordered to pay fines of five dollars plus costs.
The Walters Stock Company delivered full value with The Diamond Robbery at Garland Opera House on Monday night. The troupe previously toured here as Battle of Life Co and earned praise. they will return February 14 to another crowded, satisfying performance.
The Garland Mutual Dramatic Company plans a February performance at Garland hall featuring experienced actors rehearsing their parts. More announcements will follow with cast details and show dates.
An ad advocates revising diet to curb excess meat consumption due to stomach trouble. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy, claiming quick recovery. Samples are offered free and the product is advertised for sale by All Sealers.
Readers are told a blue X on the square signals subscription due date and that failure may lead to being transferred to the Black list. The appeal urges renewing at 1.50 per year for delivery and to spare trouble for both party and Uncle Sam.
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