Campaign Drawing To a Close
Supt T H Edwards announced the Bear River Valley sugar beet campaign ends January 26 or 27 with factory closure around February 1 After cutting over 78000 tons to date the season is described as highly successful aided by farmers and the Agricultural department Employees earned time and one half for Christmas and a 6 percent end bonus Those currently remaining will be paid for another week while the Garland Factory near Sugar City has closed but stacks remain as workers continue pay through the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Edwards
Agricultural Department
Bear River Valley
Edward
Sugar City Times
Garland
Double Wedding in Farmington and This City
Charien and Henry Wood, brothers, and Miss Claire Leavitt plus Dorothy Gallop joined in marriage at the Balt Lake temple on January 16. The Wood brothers, sons of Mr and Mrs J D Wood, will reside in this city after receptions at both grooms and brides families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien
Henry Wood
Thin City
Farmington
Balt Lake Temple
Claire Leavitt
J.Q. Leavitt
Charlea Wm. Wood
Dorothy Gallop
Mapelton
Wood
J.D. Wood
Charles Wood
Mra
Chas Wood
Garland choir to hold special practice after Sunday meeting
Notice to members of the Garland choir and the choir amusement committee that a special practice will be held at the ball immediately after the afternoon meeting tomorrow. Business matters to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Choir
Choir Amusement Committee
Pete
Tommorrow
Snowbound Train Delayed 20 Minutes in Garland
R. R. Notes reports a south bound passenger train delayed twenty minutes in Garland Sunday morning for repairs due to a hot box. Roadmaster John McEntee visited Garland Wednesday to inspect Utah Sugar Co spur conditions. Forty Japanese laborers were stationed to clear snow and adjust track. A Japanese car jumped rails during switching, delaying operations. Heavy snowfall prompted a snowplow deployment on the Malad Valley Branch, enabling several trips from Brigham to Malad that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
John McEntee
Utah Sugar Co
Malad Valley
Brigham
Malad
New King’s New Discovery cure praised by Leslie man
J. W. Coulter of Leslie D. S. relates a long battle with throat and lung troubles including bronchitis asthma and a severe cough. He says Dr King’s New Discovery brought almost immediate relief and a permanent cure. He notes it outperforms other medicines and is guaranteed at Ritior Bros Drug Co with 50 and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coulter
Leslie
Stanley County
Ritor Bros Drug Go
Governor Cutler's Recommendations to Legislature
Governor Cutler outlines legislative recommendations including prudent handling of railroad commission questions unifying Utah University and Agricultural College under one board extending county assessor terms and pay, constitutional amendment to tax mine proceeds, public funds as interest-bearing assets, better treasurer compensation, sidewalk improvement tax timing, new Department of Insurance and revised laws, establishing institutions for feeble-minded epileptics and fish hatcheries, improving state institutions, more medals for Indian War Veterans, stricter auto appeal limits, Sunday theatres prohibition, stronger libel law, commission on marriage and divorce, erection of a stave capitol, higher adjutant general pay, prohibiting first cousins marriage, declaring gambling a felony, raising schoolteacher salaries, plus other items. Int. Mt. Republican report includes farm loan contact for Joseph N. Stohl of Brigham City and a Sauce-House listing at Factory Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Utah
Agricultural College
Board of Equalization
Utah Lake
Miss Ewsie Evans Returns from California Visit
Miss Ewsie Evans daughter of Regt Magt Moalah Evans returned Monday evening from a trip to California She visited Los Angeles Venice San Francisco and several beach resorts The father is still in the hospital though much improved and expects to return within a week or 80 days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewsie Evans
Moalah Evans
California
Los Angeles
Venice
San Fransisco
Grand Basket Ball by Garland Religion Classes Tonight
Under the auspices of Garland Religion classes a Grand Basket Ball will be held at the hall this evening. Everyone is invited. Music will be furnished by the Garland Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Religion Classes
Garland Symphony Orchestra
Vaudeville at the Ball Promises Musical Variety Show
Jos. Kirkham leads a group of talented city youths in a vaudeville program featuring singing, dancing, jokes, and various numbers. A highlight will be "Kirkham's Bottlephone" as the main feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Kirkham
Kirkham
Prompt use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Against Grip
The piece argues grip causes severe suffering and delays medical aid, but prompt use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy can avoid danger. It claims thousands have used it with no pneumonia reports and that all have recovered, endorsing sale by Riter Bros. Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatmber Berlain
Riter Bros
County Commissioners Elect Valentine Chairman 1907
County Commissioners met January 7 1907 at 10 am with full board. A W Valentine elected chairman. Appointments approved including deputy clerks treasurer and assessor staff. Wm Jones tax case discussed and back licenses to be collected. ordinance to meet on first and third Mondays passed. Board adjourned January 31 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. W. Valentine
M. B. Hart
D. E. Adama
T.R Thomas
Court House
Messrs
C. E. Foxley
J. D. Call
Wm. Jones
Valentine
Farmer's Commercial Manufacturing and Produce Co
L. H. Kennard
Grover Presides at Ward Meeting With Hymn Meditations
Bishop W. L. Grover led a Sunday ward meeting at the ward ball. Elders Olof Johnson and James Jensen administered the sacrament as the choir sang How Dark and Gloomy was the Night. Speakers included M. M. Jensen J. E. Pribble J. F. Cunningham and Angus Vanen. WH Crandall sang My Mountain Home with Mrs Ursellose assisting on the piano. The session featured The Morning Breaks the Shadows Flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Grover
Olof Johnson
James Jensen
M. M. Jensen
J. E. Pribble
J. FP. Cunningham
Angus Vanen
Crandall
Mounttain
Ursellose
Dr Shoop Cough Cure Fights Opium Ban Yet Sells Safely
Readers learn Dr Shoop's Cough Cure avoids opium and narcotics and supports the Pure Food and Drug Law. For nearly two decades a warning against narcotics has appeared on the label, offering a safe option for mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Dr Shoop
Market Report from Kansas City Stock Yards January 7 1907
Cattle market remains strong despite light receipts with stockers and feeders leading gains, fed cattle down 5 to 15 cents, two trains from New Mexico bring high grade feeders, top red cattle at 5.00 to 6.25, medium fed steers 4.85 to 5.50, colder weather expected to firm the market. Sheep trade shows steady to weaker signals with lambs and yearlings shifting, Monte Viste lambs sold at 7.10 and 7.20, Western wethers around 5.00, Mexican and heavy yearlings near 5.00, buyers note Chicago break dragging prices lower locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Panhandle
Colorado
Monte Viste
Kansas
Chicago
Chamberlains Salve Endorsed for Skin Ailments
For any disease of the skin we can recommend Chamberlains Salve. It relieves itching and burning instantly and soon effects a cure. This salve is also invaluable for more nipples. For sale Riter Bros. Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riter Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mea. T. EK. Secrist
Willard L. Wood
R. R. Notes
Cutler
Adjutant General
Mt. Republican
Joseph N. Stohl
Brigham City
Sauce—House
Lota
Factory Street
Lequire of
Mutthew Mc Murtric
Grand Basket Ball
Lorenzo W. Anderson
Louise Ingram
Mary Holst
H. Zonor
Isabela Dalton
Ada Johnson
Hilda Hansen
Charles Wight, Jr
Lola Nichols
Christine Stratford
Asvessor
Clair Christenson
David Hirsch
Park Valley
James J. Dalton
John L. Edwards
Willard
Nels
Jeppeson
Mantua
C. A. Kaiser
Lorenzo Pett
Robert Hunsaker
Honeyville
James Woodworth
Corinne
G.G. Anderson
Bear River
H. M. Holler
D. E. Manning
Boothe's
Dass
Boothe Mer
Produce Co
Baston Gannano Gione
Garland Mere
WM. Preston
Jensen Bros
Foulger
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