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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
1
A Friday afternoon June grass fire destroyed about 800 bushels of wheat for D. E. Manning and damaged fences on foothills north-west of town. Fire likely started from a lighted cigarette, fought by locals but could not be stopped, burning through night into Saturday. Citizens are urged to plow or burn off June grass before stacking grain or hay to prevent repeats.
Local resident H. F. Miller and his assistant Harry Smith relocate to the popular O. K. barber shop. Residents greet the move with pride as Miller takes possession and predicts the shop will operate in a good, satisfactory manner.
The Garland Globe presents two value offers on page five. Offer one includes 11 popular magazines and the Garland Globe for $2.00 per year. Offer two adds The Deseret Farmer The Character Builder and The Garland Globe for $2.25 per year. Act quickly.
Olive Anderson operates as a piano instructor on Factory Street in Garland Utah listings show her teaching location and craft details for residents seeking music lessons.
Committees for the Fair Religion Classes program to be held September 29 and October 1 include Educational Floral Trades Scientific Needle Work and Dressmaking groups among others. Members listed include Lucy A. Clark John H. Forsgren O A Seeger John Dewey Lydia W Fors given and many others with further names to be added later.
Readers are urged to embrace the opportunity at once as the issue promises good reading material on page five. The note emphasizes timely engagement and hints at valuable content awaiting readers.
Wolgast and Nelson clash at the Lyric Theatre with bouts scheduled for next Friday and Saturday nights August sixth and seventh local reports indicate a high profile boxing event drawing crowds.
Garland Sunday school children, parents, officers and teachers plus many guests left Saturday morning for a grand outing at Bigler's Grove, Hampton Bridge. Each party provided their own picnic. refreshments served on the grounds at a small cost. Gathering at Garland hall at 9 o'clock a m, rigs ready to convey them to the Bridge. A good time is expected and details will follow next week.
Mrs. Ethel Lewis hosted the Ladies' Self-Culture Club on July 28 at her Austin Street home with 17 members present. Guests included Mesdames Granger Corbett Parker Gleason and Clark. A proposed prize for Garland 8th graders with a yearly average of 85 percent was discussed and laid on the table for a vote next meeting.
The Y L M I Association of Garland will meet at Mrs May Fife's home in Tremonton next Tuesday at 3 PM An officers literary meeting of the Stake Y L M I Association will be held at the Garland school building next Saturday August 6 at 2 PM
The Misses Pearl and Bell Smith sisters of Mrs J A Mortensen and Messrs Richardson and Baxter of Ogden spent a few days here and returned home Tuesday. On Sunday they were joined by James J A Mortensen John Garrett Eph Coombs and W J Fife for a Bear River Canyon outing and picnic.
Brigham City held Pioneer Day on July 24 with a parade, tabernacle program, and a baseball game. The Logan boosters beat Garland champions 4 to 2 for a $100 purse. a girl was lightly hurt by a foul ball in the grandstand. Bear River valley sent crowds. Peach Day is planned for September 7.
Alice Howell the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Evan Howell died at the Tremonton area home of her grandparents near Tremonton after a five week life. She fell ill three days before passing. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by Bishop A R Capener with Danial Ross and Capener assisting. The interment took place in Elwood Cemetery with Capener dedicating the grave.
The ward held Sunday services with a prayer by Peter Jensen and singing including Dark in the Human Mind and Up Awake Ye Defenders of Zion. Sacrament was administered by Elders W. H. King and J. H. Archibald. Henry Rose and family and Jos. Lewis were accepted as members. Speakers were B. J. Trunnel and H. S. Rice. Benediction by Chas. Munns. Attendance 65.
Jesse B. Grover identified as President Governor Mayor Postmaster and Rosette Park Valley official, spent a few days in town this week per local report.
Prompts readers to seize limited subscription deals detailed on page five, urging immediate action to avoid missing savings and benefits.
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a tonic for digestion and body organs. It claims boyhood vigor returns with restored appetite and strength and invites readers to visit the Globe office for papers offered to Garland Globe subscribers.
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