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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
1
Local fans invite all to 2:20 p.m. baseball at Athletic Park as Brigham Braves meet Garland Gladiators. Previous contests feature Brigham’s Sugar Laddies and Strawberry Boys, with Keller pitching last game and the team aiming for a high-spirited, enthusiastic showing today.
Harry Tonaka pleaded guilty to common assault in a case stemming from a June 18 injury to Tom Yokatamma. Judge Vanauadela fined Tonaka 150 dollars with costs after prosecution by Foxley and defense by Featherstone.
A fragment notes a July trip to Lagoon described as a major line of the season with references to a FC excursion and July 9. Key names and places are sparse but suggest a planned event or outing tied to the club.
After a canceled Beaver Dam game, Riverside scheduled no Saturday camp. The Tremont nine defeated Riverside’s second nine 12 to 0. Mr and Mrs John Smith welcomed a baby girl. Capener visits Silverside. Mrs Parke’s brother notes eastern tastes. Miss Pamelia Arbuckle visits Parke. Two runaways in two days: buggy tongue bolt failed near Garland, occupants rode in auto to IT. A.A. Capener’s team caused a runaway. some fence damage ensued. Parke family to move into new home this week.
Dr B Thatcher of Logan, a seasoned dentist recently back from Chicago, will open dental parlors in room 8 of Aiter Bros. Block on July 1. He is well known in Logan and the state and comes highly recommended by local citizens.
Last Sunday’s services at Ward hall were well attended and held a lively meeting presided by Bp. W. L. Grover. John J. Shumway led congregational singing and Elder Wm. King opened with prayer. Sacrament was administered by Fiders James Jensen and Frank Dewey. Speakers included Fidera Christopher Burton Chas. Bowen A H Archilmid and A H Gleason. Benediction by LU. E. Man alag.
A brief history of the Garland Military Band notes its rapid progress. Prof. Joseph Kirkham remarks on their success as they moved from debt to a healthy treasury in one year, purchasing new horns uniforms and music and building a strong, nearly new ensemble.
The text claims a severe cold can be broken up in one or two days using Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at the first signs. It describes initial symptoms as a loud dry cough a watery nasal discharge and a white tongue coating. Sold by Ryter Bros. Drug Store.
The B C Fire Department schedules a grand excursion to Lagoon on July 10 inviting community members to join the event. Resources and details will be provided by department organizers.
Hotel arrivals list includes KV Orbison Coriane HC Park Dry D Ribbblee Salt Lake Wm Douglas Ogden WF Madsen R MB Tel Co Thos K Floddis 5 W Lawson Sett Lake Chas Chamberlain R MB Te Co.
Many users report splendid results with Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though few have published testimonials. The remedy is described as a good household medicine for diarrhoea and bowel troubles and is sold by Riter Bros. Drug Store.
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