Stabbing Affray at Garland Livery Stable
In the early hours last Saturday a brutal stabbing occurred at the Garland Livery Stable. B C Carroll from Logan fought with Joe Orgil, an employee, ending with multiple injuries and Orgil hospitalised. Witnesses describe heavy bleeding, buttressing, and police pursuit leading to Carroll’s arrest. Orgil showed signs of recovery by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Livery Braiie
Mano
B C Carroll
Logan
Joe Orgll
Delicate Operation on Mrs Brown Reported Favorable
Mrs N L Brown, long ill, underwent a delicate operation Tuesday afternoon. Dr J M Francke attended and reports she is favorably recovering.
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Mra N.L Brown
J M. Francke
Government control of railroads proposed amid coal shortage
A reader in Utah laments life costs and condemns private railroad ownership while noting abundant coal could supply the nation. The caller urges officials to consider government ownership or control to avert future fuel shortages and asks for immediate coal supplies.
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United States
Rates and Tickets for July Travel Declared
The 24th of July rates announce a reduced price of 2 cents a mile each way by O.8 L.R. Tickets on gate July 28 and 24 with return good July 25. Bee local agent for details. Also promotion for New Discovery cough and lung remedies endorsed by Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Muse and slit advertisements claim guaranteed relief and trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R
Bee
America
Dr. King
New Discovery
Julia Ryder Paine
Truro
Aiter Bros Deng Co
Wrestling Match and Base Ball at Athletic Park
A Saturday event drew a large crowd for an 18 inning baseball game between Clarkston's and Garland's teams with 11 to 10, plus a wrestling match featuring Albert Mortensen, the one armed butcher, and Indian Louis Carson of Washakie. The bout, judged by H Seeger W Vanfleet and Willie Ottygarle, ended with Carson winning after several fouls and a dramatic finish.
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Athletic Park
Albert Mortensen
Butcher
Louis Carson
Washakie
Clarkston
Garland
H. Seeger
W. R. Vanfleet
Willie Ottygarle
Baseball Notes: Garland and Tremont to play Brigham City clash
Business men from Garland and Tremont travel to Brigham City for a friendly baseball contest at Athletic Park. Elwood’s team faces Garland in today’s event, with a wrestling program on the card as well for entertainment.
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Garland and
Tremont
Brigham City
Athletic Park
Elwood
Garland
Ward Meeting Notes Attend Sacrament and Choir
Bishop Grover presided. D E Manning led prayer and Elders Lorenzo Smith and John Devey administered the sacrament. Orlle Hawa and wife joined the ward. Chas Wood spoke first. Mrs Easle E Foulger sang with the choir. Stake Counselor Clements Horsley and Nathan Cheeney of the High Council addressed the meeting. Jos H Kirkham gave the benediction. Elders quorum north district met at the ball after services.
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W.l.grover
D. E. Manning
Lorenzo Smith
John Devey
Orlle Hawa
Chas
Wood Waa
Great God
Easle E. Foulger
Clements E. Horsley
Nathan B Cheeney
High Council
Jos. H. Kirkham
North District
Special Excursion East Fare Notice
Beginning July 18 the 0.8 L Ry offers one fare plus 2 for round trip to all points east. See local agent for full particulars.
Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy Endorsed by Local Man
Mr L. Carter of Skirum Alabama praises Chamberlain’s Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best in the world. He says he suffers from colic and diarrhoea but has not been troubled since using the remedy, with a renewed attack this week he took half a bottle and felt much better. Sold by Riter Bros Drug Co.
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Mr. ©. L. Carter
Skirum
Ala
Chamberlain
Dale
Riter Broa, Drug Co
No Paper Next Week Notice from The Globe
The Globe reports a one week hiatus due to an editor injuring a finger in the job press. Readers are asked to bear with the paper and a stronger issue will be published the following week.
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Globe
Primary Concert Delights at Amusement Hall
The Primary association presented a pleasing program at the Amusement Hall Thursday evening. Attendees praised the concert as a genuine treat performed by the children with evident enjoyment and skill.
Canal Break Threatens Irrigation for Beaver Dam Area
A July 4 flood washed out a 300 foot gorge spanning flume near Beaver Dam, crippling the Hammond canal and endangering crops. Repairs by J. C. Wheelon foreman expect about two weeks to restore water to sugar beets and apple orchards near Honeyville. A 6 foot diameter siphon pipe, 150 feet long, will be installed to resume flow once possible.
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Beaver Dam
Hammond Canal
Honeyville
Bex Elder
J. C. Wheelon
Sone and Daughters of Pioneers to Meet in Salt Lake City
Notice announces a gathering of Sone and Daughters of Pioneers who arrived in Utah before 1858. Meeting at Assembly Hall Salt Lake City on July Mth at 10 30 p m will form the Sona and Daughters of Utah Pioneers and elect officers. Program to follow. all descendants are urged to attend.
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Sone and Daughters of Pioneers
Utah
Asembly
Salt Lake City
Sona and Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Narrow escape from drowning sparks canal rescue at Kennard home
Garland North notes a near drowning when Lon Kennard’s young son slipped at the canal bank and tipped toward the water. His brother alerted their father, who rushed in and saved the child as he floated downstream. Also mentioned are sick-relatives visits and local social updates.
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Lon Kennard
Canal Bridge
County Road
Mra. Hansen
Logan Canyon
Hobbs
Preston
Idaho
Mra
Will Shumway
Grover & Sons Acquires Grover Rose & Co Assets
Public notice states that the entire stock of Arsel S. Rose is purchased by W. L. Grover and Sons. From July 1, 1907 the firm will operate as W. L. Grover and Sons Garland Utah, with all debts payable to and liabilities assumed by the new firm.
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Arsel S. Rose
Grover, Rose & Co
W. L. Grover and Sons
W. L. Grover & Sons
National rail fare notice to northern and southern points
Cheap rates announced via the O G L R for June 2 July 18 and 87 with fifteen day limit to points south of Pocatello and thirty days to points north. Local agent to provide details. Ju.15¢f
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L. R
Pocatello
War talk and coal price grievances in Park City period piece
The excerpt cites villagers debating a possible war with Japan and foreseeing it unlikely soon, with a pessimistic edge if it occurs. It also reports coal price rises in Richfield and Park City, criticizing coal and railroad companies for exploiting the public. An unrelated plug promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills and local services, plus a real estate ad for valley farmland.
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United States
Japan
Richfield
Park City
Reaper
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Brooks
Orgil
Carroll
Snook
Bowen
Kiter Bros. Drug Store
Dr. Rich
Igil
Mr. Carroll
Dist
F. J. Holton
Jos. Josephson
Brigham
Carrol
Rallond
Long
the King
Mortensen
Indian
Seeger
Garland Clarkston
Claff
Thompson Welling
Antes H Siperee
Wallis Stebbesigids
Godfrey Featherstone
T Jensen Green Anes
Stayner-Thompson Whipple Tee
Neete Campbell van Leuvan
Clark H Evans
Godfrey Petting
Arene Amith-Hall
Hixsen J
Guant, Rexp Smoor
Sus
Youna Garss
Garland North
James Thompson
William Shumway
Ritur Bros, Drug Co
50C
Harlow & Sharood
Utz & Dunn
Oes
E. V. Schneider
Gurland
P. A. Nordquist
Globe Office
Acros
Mosiah Evans
River Browing
FD Welliog
Garaund Mercantile Co
the Foulger Company
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