Garland July 4 program with a daybreak salute and town events
July 4 program in Garland lists a 13 gun salute at daybreak, sunrise flag raising, then ceremonies at Garland Hall starting 9 30 a m with music by the Garland Band and prayers by Chaplain Gleason. Speeches by Mayor Wheelon and Hon Horace Goebeker, with readings, songs, recitations, baseball games at City Park, children's dance, more games, private fireworks, and a grand ball at Garland Hall to end the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gleason
J. C. Wheelon
Kaysville
Garland
Garland Hall
City Park
Kicked by a Horse at May Field Corral
Master Valgene Leavitt two years old, son of Mr and Mrs M M Leavitt, was kicked by a horse in the May field corral Sunday afternoon. The horse struck his head as the boy stretched his head through a fence opening. The blow was glancing and prevented immediate death, but left severe gashes and bruises. Dr Francke treated the wounds and the boy was recovering.
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Valgene Leavitt
M. M. Leavitt
Mayfield Corral
Corral
Francke
Baseball at City Park Wells ville vs Garland
Baseball fans are promised a lively amateur showdown at City Park between Wells ville and Garland, two top state teams. Manager J T Lant booked Wells ville and the locals expect a competitive contest after Bountiful’s Bluffers failed to meet prior commitments.
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Wellsville
Garland
J. T. Lant
Bountiful
Bluffers
Choose-up Sides Sparks Fun After Diamond Game
Local crowds enjoyed a baseball exhibition when teams failed to arrive on schedule. A lively pick-up sides contest drew merriment, followed by street horse racing near the Sugar factory with Mayfield's bay and Fife's sorrel among the winners in multiple heats.
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the Diamond
Fife
Udy
Crompton
Mayfield
Sam Capener
Cal D
Kimball and Ship Convicted in Arizona Fraud Case
Word reached Salt Lake last night that Richard E. Shipp and Elias S. Kimball were convicted at Solomonville Arizona on fraud and misrepresentation charges as fiscal agents for the Montezuma Orange and Banana company. Depositons from Governor Spry and President Smith helped establish their good character. local figures deny wrongdoing. City Park improvements underway include new Eaton avenue entrance, hitching posts, grandstand gates, a ticket box, and a new drinking fountain.
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Salt Lake
Solomonville
Ariz
Richard E. Shipp
Birrell- Shipp Realty Company
Elias S. Kimball
Phoenix
Mathonihah Thomas
Shipp
Kimball
Montezuma Orange and Banana Company
Utah
Mr.Shipp
A. H. Birrell
Mr. Kimball
Sinola Land and Fruit Company
William Spry
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Herald- Republican
Messrs
Ship
Weber Coal Co
Residents Headed Out for Fourth of July
Among our residents who have gone away to spend the 4th of July are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wing, H. C. Cutler, Geo. D. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. James Bowen to Salt Lake and Lehi, Jos. E. Corbett to Bancroft Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Wing
H. C. Cutler
Geo. D. Robinson
James Bowen
Salt Lake
Lehi
Jos. E. Corbett
Bancroft
Idaho
Tent Meetings Draw Crowds Before Move to Willar City
The Presbyterian tent meetings in this city on the vacant lot near the band stand draw good crowds nightly. Sermons and singing please and entertain attendees. Saneny night is the last meeting before they pack up stakes and move to Willar City.
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Willar City
Elder Kirkham Returns From Mission in California
Joseph H. Kirkham returned home from a California mission after leaving February 19 1908. He labored in San Jose Oakland and Los Angeles delivering missionary work and baptizing five. He reports good health and notes growing Arizona labor joining the California mission. He and his two uncles are in Garland where Kirkham accepted a position with the Utah Idaho Sugar Co.
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Joseph H. Kirkham
California
San Francisco
San Jose
Oakland
Los Angeles
Kirkham
Arizona
Robinson
Joseph
Lehi Banner
Garland
Utah-Idahougar Co
City's Sanitary Drinking Fountain Up
Thursday F W Ebersole, Plumber Joseph H Wallis and a work crew under the Town Board installed a new sanitary drinking fountain at the corner of Riter Bros Drug Store. The trough and two fountains, one at City Park, will follow after July 4th, signaling Garland’s move away from being dry.
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F. W. Ebersole
Joseph H. Wallis
Riter Bros. Drug Store
Garland
Manausa Improves Vacant Building for New Tenants
A. B. Manausa is renovating the Garland Harness Co. and O. K. Barber Shop building for C. J. Campbell's temperance hall. When repairs finish the walls are cleaned and a maple floor will be installed. Campbell will move to a new, better-suited space. The vacated temperance hall will receive a maple floor and other upgrades before rental.
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A. B. Manausa
Garland Harness Co
O. K
C. J. Campbell
Temperance Hall
Campbell
Sugar Company Fire System Completed in Utah
The Utah-Idaho Sugar Co has finished a state premier fire system for its dwellings club house hotel factory and surroundings. It covers the entire district within a quarter mile of the factory and uses a top hydralic electric pump. Tests show water can be thrown high over the factory with ample hose hydrants and full coverage for the area.
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Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
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Mansie—Garland Band
T. E. Secrist
Geo. T. Rogers
Horace G. Nebeker
Columbia
M. D. Evans
Garland Band
Thomas Rampton
America
Laut
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Bank OF Garland
Mosiah Evans
Elias A. Smith
State Bank
State Bank of
Brigham City
T. H. Edwards
Town Board
Eaton Avenue
Easton Avenue
Tent Services
Elder Kirkham
Manausa
Sugar Company
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