Garland Ball Team Open to Utah University Games
Garland Utah manager M A Boothe replies to Utah Athletic Association secretary J T Maddock that Garland will exchange baseball games this season with the University of Utah and will provide dates and terms later. Communications date from Salt Lake City February 26 1007 and Garland March 5 1907.
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M A Boothe
Garland Hage
Josh Maddock
Utah Athletic Aren
Salt Lake City
Garland
Utah
Utah Athletic Association
JTL
Maddock
Mayr
Letter from Okazaki to Utah Sugar Co
A readable fragment presents a letter from Okazaki of Japan to the Utah Sugar Co. claiming threats from "boys" who demanded rewards and mentioning debts, a possible escape, and requests for an accounts receivable status and contract papers. The missive references Hammond, the Salt Co., and a missing 2-year-old helper note at the end.
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Okazaki
Utah Sugar Co
Japan
Alrss
Garland Military Band Forms New Officers and Plans Season
The Garland Military Band met and resolved to stay united for spring and summer. Five vacancies prompted invites for new members while new officers were chosen David Darton as President, J T Roberts as Leader and Instructor, Jos IT Kirkham as Secretary Treasurer. Existing members will pay a small fee for Kirkham services.
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Garland Military Band
the Hell
Preat David Darton
Treas
J T Roberts
Jos
Kirkham
HC Cutler
Garland
Colorado Sugar Industry Expands Despite Early Start
The Colorado sugar industry eight years old reports 14,205,000 invested in factories excluding real estate. Last year sixteen factories paid farmers 7,388,500 for beets and 2,011,000 in wages. Three new plants cost 8,045,000. Beers and factory labor costs rose by 4,000,000 over 190%. Idaho, Arizona, Montana and Utah added factories costing 7,000,000 with future growth projected.
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Colorado
Idaho
Buly
Arizona
Montana
Utah
Uder Construction
National Farmer
Day City
Mich
Death of Mrs W O Mayfield in Parmington services held
Calvin D Mayfield attended his mother Mrs Woo Mayfield’s funeral in Parmington. The 71 year old settler died in the city’s evening, predeceased by two daughters. Survived by four children Win Mooanad Calvin D Mayfield Mrs Meter Gale of Canada Mrs dd Cronin of 8 L City and Mrs George Bentz Parmington. Dr Shoop Rheumatic Remedy ad insert follows.
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Calvin D Mayfield
Woo Mayfield
Coeing
Bired
Howet Fulure
Parmington
Mes GW Wilson
Matt Mayfield
Jeasie Walker
Win
Mooanad Calvin D Mayfield
Meter Gale
Canada
Dd Cronin
L City
George Bentz
Parmiuton
Snowville and Stone Press Mail Route Hope Grows
Jos Jensen, just back from Snowville Utah, reports anxious residents in Snowville and Stone Idaho to push a mail route linking their towns with this city. Holbrook and Malad oppose, preferring a route from Malad. petitions have been sent to Washington. Jensen notes growth between here and Snowville and praises Snowville’s streets and water system. Indications point to a Gerland Snowville Stone route becoming reality soon.
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Jos Jensen
Snowville
Utah
Stone
Idaho
Washington
Holbrook
Malad
Gerland
Notice to Fruit Growers on Orchard Clean-Up
Government notice from Jaima W O Kandson County Tree Inspector calling fruit growers to remove dead wood prune apple trees and spray with lime and sulfur to fight pests before buds burst enforcement of the law will follow for twig borer and other pests.
Real Estate Bargains in Town and Rural Plots
Real estate listing highlights cor Park Ave and Factory St parcels with prices 8200 cash 17500 for corner sites near Porter St Brown Ave plus Factory and Evans Ave with house at 850 per location 10 acre farm southwest of town at 14000 per acre livery and farms of all sizes offered in this sale.
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Cor. Park Ave
Factory St
Cor. Porter St
Brown Ave
Evans Ave
Fast Day Services and MT Association Session Report
Fast Day Services were held at the hall last Sunday with Bishop Grover presiding and testimonies offered by numerous saints. An evening joint MT Association session featured an address on Opportunity by Jon Jensen, a piano solo by Arline Hyde, and life sketches. a catarrh remedy ad concludes the item.
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Wol Grover
Redeemer of Israel
FD Welling
Peter Ross
Olef Johnson
Rp Won Grover
Saints
JF Featherstone
Joseph Kirkham
Wm. King
Clas
Munna
Tex
Corbett
WD Lewis
Crandall
Mia
C A Johnson
John Davy
Jon
Jensen
Arline Hyde
L. Wilcox
Mary Wielding Smith
Preat Dos
Fo Smith
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University of Utah
JT Mappock
Boothe
Gannano
Bask Bane Cin
Magr
Riter Dros
Yokaham
Messrs
the Utah Sugar Co
OK Azani
P.S. Messe
Messrs. Hammond
the Salt Co
Stead C Sted
Helfer
Bell
J VY Jensen
Welling
Brigham Visitor
Norah Boothe
Globe
AL Wight
Perry
Brigham
Stake
Colorado Sugar Industry
W. O. Mayfield
Dr Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Shoop
Snowville and
Boothe's
Joc
Geeeeeeeeeeeees
Jaima
W.O. Kandson
McAmpbell & Vanausdeln
of the MT Assn
Mra
Pairfield, Cth
Boothe & Peirce
Brigham City
Weere
Richfield
Court House
Louis Jensen
Simon Christensen
Fred Gould
Monroe
Int
Mt. Republican
Dr. King
C. M. Squires
E. V. Schneider
General Blacksmithing
Bank
P. A. Nordquist Shop
Globe Office
Jensen Bros
Hyrum Jensen
Sears, Roebuck, Co
Tremonton
Garland Mere, Co
WM. Preston