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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
4
A garland globe item is listed with a price of 150 pounds on offer. Details are sparse but indicate an auction or sale context and a specific monetary value. Further specifics about the item or seller are not provided in the readable text.
The Bear River Valley area reports prosperity with high home ownership and scarce unemployment. Fuel shortages are the main worry but expected to ease. A feature on a Salt Lake piano company swindle is promised later. Park Valley posts news of a fine son and Rosette gains a post office with Naomi Grover as postmaster.
Delinquent assessments on stock listed for shares of P 443 zr JF Featherstone and others will trigger sale of sufficient shares at the Bank of Garland Utah on January 29 1910 at 1 pm to cover $3 per share per season plus advertising and sale costs. John P Holmgren secretary dated January 15.
A garland Utah batch of items including secondhand drill wanted, folding bed for $28, 10 acre farm with house and 1 acre lot, home for sale with easy terms, farm and city property for sale with $50,000 loan option, 10 acres irrigated land for sale, potatoes for sale, a sorrel pony lost with brand bar diamonds on left shoulder, alfalfa for sale, and a cough remedy advertised as reliable for throat and lung issues sold by dealers.
A new song titled Coal Shortage captures attention as listeners sing along to the catchy chorus Coal coal any kind of coal will do. The piece reflects upbeat demand themes and has drawn interest from curious audiences in early reactions.
A reader promotion offers a pocket dairy for 1910 bound in a red cover with 96 pages showing state production of corn and other crops plus business and population data. Send 4 one-cent stamps to D Swift & Co for the dairy. For 3 stamps a wall calendar is sent. 7 stamps yields both items valued at 40 cents.
Bishop A R Capener presided at Sunday services with singing and prayers. Elders James J Thompson and T W Whitaker administered the Sacrament. Relief Society released Permilla Rogers Dora King Celina Johnson Hortence Grover Clara Mowry Lettie Lant Estella Clayton as teachers and accepted Lillie Secrist Della Marriott Clara Archibald Elmina Whitaker as teachers. Speakers were John Lillywhite Samuel EK Baxter and Bishop Capener. Attendance 115. Ward clerk L W Preston.
Estray notice lists two mares: a roan mare about five years old branded E P on the left thigh, and a sorrel bald-faced mare about eight years old branded C on the left shoulder. Both are described with distinct markings and ages for identification.
Murray W Ayers of Transit Bridge New York writes that he was near death from virulent liver trouble and emaciation, losing 40 pounds. Electric Bitters cured him, restored his weight, and left him well. It recommends Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 50 cents at druggists.
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