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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
1
The Grand Ball hosted Wednesday evening by the Happy Hour Club drew over one hundred Garland society figures. Guests enjoyed purple and white decor, musical performances by the Garland Dance Orchestra, and solos by H Bindenbecker and Mina Sarah Fowler. The event concluded as a Leap Year party with women choosing partners.
David R Wheelwright of Wheelwright Construction Co Ogden awarded the contract to repair the Hammond Canal break near Collinston The project includes 750 feet of tunnel 290 feet of fume and about 15000 feet of canal excavation with an estimated cost near 1200 dollars
A pleasant social was given for Clas Munos on Tuesday evening at his residence in the northern part of town in honor of his 44th birthday. About 60 guests attended with games, music, and social conversation followed by a light luncheon. Readers seeking a 1008 calendar can obtain a free sample by sending a one cent stamp to D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington D C.
Mrs F A Cook of Tremonton invites the public to a spring opening starting Saturday March 21 in the Malad Valley. The display showcases a grand collection of millinery goods bought direct from eastern manufacturers. Prices are advertised as the lowest.
Spring warmth tempts outdoor activity as children shed winter clothing and colds spread. Disease risk rises with shifting weather, yet Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as safe and effective, claimed to prevent pneumonia and treat colds. Sold by ter Bros Drug Co.
A local meeting elected J F Owens as manager H Fowler as captain and M D Evans as secretary and treasurer for the upcoming season. The Wee-up squad aims for flexible players able to practice and attend all games with likely starters including Evans Featherstone Campbell Turner Gleason Fowler Smith Cutler and Welling.
A Garland Wars conference last Sunday featured Stake Counselor L A Snow and J D Peters of the High Council in attendance. Forenoon sessions focused on Sunday Schools with various exercises and organization reports. Afternoon programs reported remaining groups, officers were presented and sustained, and several addresses were given by Bp. Grover, Manning, Jensen, Peters, Pratt and Snow. The ward choir provided singing. East Garland ward also met that afternoon with Horsley and Reeder in attendance. Evening MI Ansos held a regular session with a special meeting at the Garland North schoolhouse.
The Happy Hour Club met Friday night March 20 at Eva C Wilcox’s home with about 25 members. Miss Clara Clark and ROB Baxter led entertaining games and April fool candy sparked merriment. New officers elected: Ed Rogers president, Mary Grover vice president, Barbara Waulass secretary.
B F Crooker exq aged 84 and justice of the peace at Martinsburg Iowa reports severe sciatic rheumatism but after using three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm finds relief. Sold by Kiter Bros Drug Co.
The Conference in Salt Lake City sets low round trip rates via the Oregon Short Line. Tickets from all points up to Spencer Idaho and La Grande Oregon are on sale April 4 to 6 with limited return to April 1. Ogden and stations south sell April 1 to 6 with return to April 12. See agent for details.
The Ladies' Self-Culture Club met March 12 at Mrs. J T Lant's home with ten members present and guests Mrs. Dorton Davis and Featherstone. Topics included Key West Havana Cubs railroad and the Paris auto race. Brewster's Millions was continued and refreshments served. plans announced for March 26 with Mrs. Burdett Smith hosting and Mrs. Claud Conder visiting.
Special to the Garland Globe reports cattle runs last week at 80 000 head a drop of 259 percent from a year earlier. Prices rose with 15 to 26 cents added across classes and killing grades strong. Top fed steers reached 6 00 with choice halfers up to 6 10, cows 5 15. Sheep and lambs saw 26000 head, smallest run this year, with prices up 15 to 80 cents and yearlings 6 40 to 6 75. Goose and goat prices noted. overall supply below requirements and future prices uncertain.
In Salt Lake City from April 4 to 6 and Spencer Idaho region from April 2 to 5 a limited return window applies. Tickets available April 1 to 6. extended to April 12 for some areas. Local Furthur details via agent F F Gross.
A Kirkeville merchant touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as agreeable and effective for coughs colds and croup noting its pleasant taste and safety. He claims it has been a leading throat remedy for over twenty years and that children and customers prefer it. Sold by Ritter Brow Gig and Co.
J F Owens buys Main Street lot adjoining BM and P Co and nears a 7 room dwelling. He plans an addition to his Factory Street meat market. Edwards and engineer Josh Corbett attend Utah Idaho Sugar Co convention in Salt Lake City. Beet acreage contracts eyed for southern Colorado and New Mexico, with factory prospects if acreage is secured. J W Lewis returns from Ogden for his mother Mrs Mary Stuart’s funeral in Plain City. more funerals noted for Mrs Rebbie Laker. Horse racing on South Main and a broncho busting event centered on J F Owens. For rent or sale: acre near Garland with house barn and alfalfa. Sheep shearers move 10,000 head near Austin Land & Livestock Co. Names listed of locals aiding in wool packing. Employment ad seeks writers for pews papers. Empire Province? Eyodicate misread. misc. text ends.
A historical snippet notes that stomach trouble in a man may stem from eating too much or consuming food or drink unsuited to age or occupation, with habitual bowel issues implied as another cause.
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