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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
1
The Bear River Light and Power Company plans to extend electric light service to Fielding, with materials on site and line crews ready to begin once weather permits. The project will cover the main part of the town, providing lights and power to most residents, prompting congratulations to Fielding and the utility.
The Big Relief Society announces that the bazar is a go with plans to share further notices. Look out for upcoming announcements about dates and events.
T. C. Laughtney and Chas. C. Aimes appeared before Justice Burdett Smith on Tuesday and were each fined five dollars plus costs for disturbing the peace.
Jensen Bros The Foulger Co Aiter Bros Drug Co and W L Grover Sons completed stock-taking. Garland Mercantile Co closes next Tuesday and Wednesday for stock. B M and P Co stock-taking timing not learned.
Chamberlains Salve is recommended to keep fever sores and chronic sores in healthy condition. It is praised as superior for chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. For sale by all dealers.
Miss Alice Vera Smith wed Edwin N. Austin last Thursday at the Salt Lake temple. The bride is the daughter of Bishop Smith, an accomplished and popular young lady, while Mr. Austin is an exemplary local figure. The Globe extends best wishes for their happy journey together.
A. B. Manasa owner of the Manasa block promised a grand free ball for friends and the public upon completion of the building as it was being erected.
Mrs Lettie Lant entertained the Ladies Self Culture Club at Factory street with 14 members present. Officers were elected for six months Celia M Grover president Annie Edwards vice president and Amusement chair. The event featured music by Garland's Orchestra and a late collection to extend the dance. A roller skating rink will be run at Manasa hall and a grand character ball is planned for February 22 with chairs named for invitations costumes and refreshments.
Grace Margaret Gould notes in Women's Home Companion for January that Paris fashion favors slim silhouettes with less fullness and fewer frills. The practical trend centers on the combination corset cover and knickerbockers, eliminating extra material and producing a single waistline layer.
A set of foreign papers from Honolulu to England were sent to the Globe office by Chamberlain's Medicine Co for display. The notice invites readers to visit and view the collection, praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for gentle cleansing and energizing effects. They claim the tablets transform weakness into strength and gloom into joy, selling as a purgative without realization.
A group in Garland formed Garland’s Basket Ball Team with 12 members. They plan to stage fine exhibitions once equipment arrives, and manager Ted Swinyard seeks financial support from the public to help cover costs.
State official certifies a bank condition statement as full true and correct for the bank on December 27 1909. Notary and directors attest, with secretary of state copy certified January 7 1910. Seal marks and dates appear, including names M D Evans Mosiah Evana Elias A Smith John C Cutler.
Advertisement notes safety benefits of Dr King’s New Life Pills addressing constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney disorders. Claims easy effective health buildup and lists price 25 cents at all druggists.
The Herald Republican notes improvement in Utah small newspapers and praises the Garland Globe for quality printing and makeup. It recalls Opie Read's story of a southern paperroom and emphasizes good rollers, type, and composition. Business advertising support is seen as a measure of a town’s desirability for residence and investment.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as valuable medicine for throat and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief from painful breathing and a dangerous sounding cough indicating congested lungs, and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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