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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
1
Our editorial endorses Garland's water works plan urging unity and action for pure water supply and fire protection after recent devastating fires. Citizens, business owners, and the Town Board are urged to support the feasible proposal and act soon to avert future conflagrations.
City ordinance requires property owners to keep sidewalks free of weeds and obstructions with a fine of 25 dollars and 25 days in jail for noncompliance. Officials urge residents to act now to ensure Garland has the cleanest sidewalks in the state and visitors leave with a positive impression.
The Farm Journal note contrasts Mrs Ben seeking higher society with a purchase of a 1200 pound house in town near a saloon keeper and a brutal butcher. It cites limited work days around 600 to 650 per year, restricted farm income from selling butter and poultry, and high flour costs versus owning grain. The piece uses satirical tone to critique urban prosperity versus rural self sufficiency.
Riverside held a large 24th of July celebration with a patriotic program in the Bowery led by Master of Ceremonies M J Richards. The day featured the Garland Military Band, choirs, orations, recitations, and a grand ball, followed by a baseball game between the YMCA and Riverside with Salt Lake boys winning 10 to 3.
Land and Salt Laker’s pushed south through the contest as Jonsen for Garland pitched a clean game with minor errors. The Visitors managed only one safety hit while Garland dominated. Joe Orgil’s Marine Band attended the event and a Garland Military Band dance closed the evening.
Mrs Herbert B. Foulger was taken to Ogden General hospital last Sunday for major surgery to treat chronic appendicitis and shortening of the round ligaments. Dr. E. C. Rich assisted by Dr. Wm. L. Rich operated. Mr Foulger accompanied his wife and returned Tuesday evening reporting the procedure was very successful.
The Happy Hour Club met at Mr and Mrs A H Gleason’s Garland home on Friday night July with Mr John Olsen and Miss Dessie Gleason presiding. Members played outdoor games and enjoyed a fine musical program before refreshments.
A pleasant kitchen and sock shower was held at Mrs. Burdett Smith home Friday night for Lawrence J. Smith and Miss La Von Griffiths. About thirty guests attended the surprise event, receiving numerous useful gifts and sharing dainty refreshments. The couple plans to wed early August.
L. W. Preston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wi. Preston, has returned home from missionary work in Great Britain. His sister Miss Lizzie Preston met him in New York and accompanied him home. He plans a short visit with relatives in Weston, Idaho, before resuming his mercantile duties. Lizzie returned to Weston Wednesday.
Mrs. Bertha Campbell hosts the L and C at her Garland home on July 23 with 11 members and guest Mrs. Charlie Edwards present. Mrs. Esther Evans presides soon. readings from Mrs Wiggs amuse. Awards rules announced for best kept home including lawn and flowers with prizes, October 1.
A gar land couple is urged to seize the Globe's Big Four County Fair offer for a wedding at the Fair Ort on 3rd Street. Only two couples win prizes, so apply now. Residents are asked where they will go August 5th, with Box Elder Stake Sunday Schools to Wandamere.
Property description lists a two room dwelling with clothes closet pantry wash house barn and other outbuildings set in garland Utah. Includes orchard and shrubs with a well and city water. Reasonable terms apply to Eugene Clayton Garland Utah.
Excursion to Canada offered with greatly reduced rates to Lethbridge Stirling Raymond Magrath Cardston. Tickets limited to 80 days. Train leaves Salt Lake City at 11 45 p.m. August detailing northern Utah and Idaho routes. See agents for rates and further particulars.
The Globe supplement publishes the premium list for the Big Four-County Fair to be held in Ogden from September 30 to October 5, 1908, covering Hox Elder, Davis, Morgan and Weber counties. Officers include Wm. Glaumann as president, Dr. H. M. Rowe vice president, Kara Hichardson secretary, Miss Morilla Lund association secretary, John Pingree treasurer, with J. C. Leggett and M. S. Foss among board members. Headquarters are at 360-Mi h Ogden Utah.
A large crowd is expected at Wandamere on August 5 as Box Elder Sunday Schools sponsor a community gathering. The event promotes fellowship and stands as a local summer activity for families and church members.
Huntington West Virginia witness Rev L W Williams and Rev J W Williams testify that Foley's Kidney Remedy helps nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. They certify the product meets the claimed effects and approve its use at Garland and Tremonton Drug Store.
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