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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
1
Garland's Independence Day parade and festivities drew over 2,500 residents to City Park and the Amusement Hall. A full program featured a flag-raising, speeches, music, a baseball game between Garland and Bountiful, races, and a grand ball closing the day.
A reader from Reasner, L. M. Angeles, reports doctors said consumption but Foley’s Honey and Tar stopped coughing, healed and strengthened lungs, stopped hemorrhages, and left them strong again after using the remedy sold by Garland and Tremonton Drug Store.
Excursion to St Paul via Oregon Short Line offered for convention Nobles of Myatic Shirioe Tlaketa. Tickets on sale July 0 and 11 with rates and details available from Nee agents.
Rev L W Williams of Huntington West Virginia testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy cures nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and endorses its effectiveness. The statement appears in connection with Miter Bros Garland and Tremonton Drug Store.
The meeting in Ogden organized the Board of Control for the four county fair to run four days from Sept 30. Mayors, county commissioners and tree inspectors, with two exceptions, pledged cooperation to promote exhibits. A committee of promotion was set to canvass counties and plan departments before tours of fair grounds canyon and Ogden River dam.
Nellie Rose entertained 18 members at her home with Ada Fowler and Marlon Johnson as guests. Esther Evans chaired as president with re elections for officers and newly elected committees including Program Nellie Rose and Maud Somaen. A July program was discussed and members adjourned to meet at Bertha Campbell's home.
Mrs N H Mix of Provo died in Provo from heart failure. Her daughter Mrs M D Evans of this city learned of the death after the July 4 program. Funeral services were held in American Fork on Monday June 6 attended by Mr and Mrs Evans. She leaves a husband and five children aged 5 to 14. Evans returned home Tuesday evening and Mrs Evans will stay in Provo for a short time.
J B Beyer of Shohola township Pike county Pennsylvania built a woodwork wagon in 1863 in a Barryville New York wagon shop where he apprenticed. He did all wood work by lamplight, sawed hubs split and hewed spokes and axles. He later moved to Shohola with the wagon and has used it continually without tire replacement or repairs. The wagon has been housed when in use and remains in seemingly perfect condition.
In Ogden a prominent pair, Richara Wanless and Ed Rogers, tied the knot on Thursday. The bride works at the R. M. I. Tel office and is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Wanlass. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Geo T. Rogers, is a key worker at the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co Mechanical Engineering plant. The couple will reside in Ogden as friends extend good wishes.
A 13 month old child of Mr and Mrs J F Owens was badly scalded on the face and head after a bottle of hot preserves spilled over him. Medical aid was called and the infant’s injuries were treated. The child’s head and face were swollen but he is recovering well.
At the town hall meeting the Garland Library Board requested a 200 annual maintenance appropriation, which was tabled. The Garland baseball team won free use of City park for the season with team paying running expenses. The marshal was directed to enforce the quarantine ordinance cooperation with the City Health Board. Several bills were allowed and the board adjourned to the first week in August.
Collinston traveled to Willard on July 4 to face the Willard Canning Co team for the 7U.M. trophy, losing 8 to 4. The Willardites showed hospitality as players and fans enjoyed a day of baseball. A return game is set for Pioneer Day July 24 on the Drigham diamond as Collinston vows to win. Mrs. Iva Wilcox of Fielding is seriously ill with appendicitis and died earlier at Logan hospital. Collinston’s Drug Store will open next Monday with pure drugs and fair prices.
A U S Department meteorology note from Garland Utah dated July 6 2008 discusses installing meteorological instruments and explains how soil water supply and plant foods interact with weather to influence crop yields. It notes farmers understand weather affects growth though specific extents are not yet known.
The Garland experiment station gains meteorological instruments led by Dr. G. C. Townsend to track how weather and atmospheric conditions affect beet growth, yield and sugar content. Instruments include wind, sunshine, temperature, evaporation, humidity and soil electricity sensors.
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