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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
8
Local timetable from Garland Globe shows northbound routes with stops at Brigham Covnne Tremonton Corinne and Garland. Departure times include 9:00 9:30 10:50 12:45 4:20 and 5:00 p m with final arrival at Brigham. N W Parker listed as local agent, Utah.
Next Wednesday February 14 18 Saint Valentines Day. The Commercial Club meets at Judge Vanjausdeln’s office February 12 at 4 p.m. The write up notes city business men and promises more news later. Garland merchants plan events including a fashionable ball at the Amousement Hall for Washington’s Birthday and a fundraiser for the Garland Sunday School. Local real estate shifts include W L Grover selling his North Garland home for a new frame house opposite the school. Coal shipments show activity with one car in and two more expected. Mr and Mrs Moalah Evans and daughter Essie Evans visited from California. Local residents attended the Brigham Mask Carnival. Mail service to the south improved with a 3:30 p.m. departure, Malad Valley line connecting to Brigham and Salt Lake the same day. Garland will soon gain daily rail service direct from 8th South City.
Mr Wheelon relays a Deseret News summary after touring the Bear River watershed and its forks above Logan River. Snow is deep, winds compacted deposits, soils stayed unfrozen, promising abundant spring groundwater and irrigation water for next season. Logging disruptions at Smith Fork mill due to a blockade affect access, but farmers near Bear River canals expect water for crops.
The Garland Globe announces its first issue in Garland as a family paper for the Bear River valley. It pledges independence in politics and religion, seeks wide correspondence, promotes home industry, and offers complete printing services with a focus on fair pricing and workmanship.
The Garland town notes describe a wave of new firms along Factory and Main Streets. Jonen Bros. assume handling lumber furniture and hardware. Porter Block hosts Hansen Clothier and a jewelry shop. a large Boothe Sons general store opens with a waterproof basement and plans expansion. A theatre hall, hotel, bank branch, and upcoming brick structures signal robust growth around the depot area.
Fielding residents enjoy a warm winter season for a farming community. Dry farming yields much arable land as wool producers and visitors join an evening dance with a five piece orchestra from Holkiwok Idaho. social events at Pres Welling's home and Logan visits are noted. Many Pickling youths attend, with farm improvements and ground purchases foreseen. a farm journal notes one inch of rainfall equals about 112 tons of water per acre.
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