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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
8
Miss Mary Owen visits relatives in Spanish Fork while local residents travel to Provo Alpine and Tremont. Business and social notes mention W R Vanfoet named Justice of the Peace Sunset precinct, stock certificates offered, and community club meeting March 25.
AM Archibald was to Brigham yeater lay on busbees. CW Lawrence, real estate and loan agent of Corfine, was in town on baal nies yenterday. When making farm loans, call on Joseph N. Stoll of Brigham City, he has money to antiafy all. Mrs Rose Apgood visiting In this cry this week. M Gorn and Mr. and Mr. Dan Garo of Fielling were guests of Mra AT Capener Thursday. Howard Evans went to Salt Lake Tuesday with sister Hazel Evans to Madame Butterfly. Mosiah Evans went to Salt Lake Tuesday to attend bank directors meeting. returned Thursday. Garland Mercantile Co. began fence on Malin Street property to mark duck pond. Geo. Clark of Garland RFC postal route returned Thursday from state tour. Montpellier, Ida., news: Peter Hauck and wife lost home and contents by fire. Miss Lucy Owens entertained many friends last Saturday. attended St Patrick's grand ball. Mr and Mrs Geo F Bowen with son George A Bowen returned from Spanish Fork. baby died while they attended funeral services.
Health of our people reported as good. A girl born to Mrs. L Busan at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AJ Hawks. Dallin left for California last Saturday. Several boys left for Blind Springs to shear sheep. Lizzie Smith visiting in East Garland this week. Mr. and Mrs. A H Gleason guests of daughter Mrs. Davia Woods in Fielding last Friday. Grover family returned from Farmington Tuesday. Religion Class teachers surprised children with peanuts apples and popcorn on Wednesday.
Market report from Kansas City on March 11 notes a moderate cattle run with 10 to 20 cent weekly gains, supply around 11 000 head today, and price weakness in some classes due to eastern oversupply. Slaughter totals last week exceeded record figures by over a third, with strong feeder demand and high country prices. Prime corn fed steers 650, bulk 600 to 665. cows 3.00 to 4.40. heifers 875 to 525. bulls 840 to 425. stockers 425 to 500. feeders 460 to 625. Sheep and lambs: 44 000 head last week, demand strong, prices up 10 to 18 cents. run today 4 000, lambs Nebraska and Colorado around 740 to 775, yearlings 620 to 675, wethers 640 to 585, ewes 500 to 660. Prospects show reduced supplies and active markets. Advertising note for Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy included.
First Counselor D E Manning presided as the Relief Society took over for the 65th anniversary observance. members and new secretary Ella Gleason noted changes, with 60 members in the society and 40 bushels of wheat converted into a building for storing wheat and beans.
County tree inspector Jama W. O. Koudson urges fruit growers to prune dead wood and prune trees while spraying trees for pests. Farmers must spray twig borer and other infestations before buds burst using lime and sulfur solution. Sale of Chamberlain's Salve advertised by Riter Bros Drug Co.
Teachers Institutes will be held in Brigham City at the Central School Building on Saturday March 16 at 11 a.m. and in Garland on Saturday March 23 at 11 a.m. A good attendance is desired at both places with well arranged programs. A. E. Jensen, County Supt. of Schools.
B F Crocker a 84 year old Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa says he is severely afflicted with sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He has used three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm and reports it did him a lot of good. For sale by Riter Bros Drug Co.
An eagle rises from the ground and vanishes into the sky within three minutes. Observers note heights of 15 000 feet or more as the bird soars.
An archaic line presents a reflection motif where an elderly figure views Ina within a brick, while a younger observer perceives a mirror image. The fragment hints at perception shifting with age and gaze.
An advertisement invites rheumatic sufferers to obtain a free sample of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy with a book on rheumatism by writing to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin. The claim states the remedy will remove rheumatic poisons from blood and cure the disease, not merely relieve symptoms.
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