07 May 1910
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
1
A Mothers Day program at Garland hall on Sunday evening features choir singing, prayers, speeches on motherhood, poems, and music with all mothers receiving a carnation and children a flower. If weather permits, Honeyville plays Garland in baseball at the City park today.
Regular monthly notice states the union will hold a meeting in Bothwell on Sunday at 2 p m. The message indicates the event occurs tomorrow.
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Me says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after forty years of suffering from army related wounds. The salve is touted as a great healer for sores ulcers boils burns wounds and piles available for 25c at all druggists.
County pupils visit Brigham City for field events at the city park on Friday May 13 followed by an 8 p m program in the Tabernacle with class songs an invocation by President Oleen N Stohl music by the high school orchestra an address by Supt H W Valentine a Willard piano solo a prize story from Corinne pupils a vocal by Merrill Evans a recitation by Hazel Anderson an address by Dr W Middleton presentation of certificates and closing song Utah We Love Thee then benediction.
Ad asserts purifying blood cures skin signs of liver trouble. It claims the pills are priced 25 cents at all druggists and will restore red blood, clear complexion, and rosy cheeks.
Miss Carrie Johnson and R G Korth were united in marriage at the Logan temple Wednesday. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Johnson of Deweyville. The groom resides here and works for the Utah Idaho Sugar Co. They will live in this city after May 20 at the corner of Austin street and Hanford avenue.
In Justice Burdett Smith court Wednesday the Town of Garland case against J M Austin for assault proceeded. Complainant witness T L Snook testified as the complaining witness and the town moved to dismiss at the complainant’s expense, a motion that carried.
Marshal J A Mortensen with James Wigenall oversaw city park upgrades including a new entrance gate grand stand repairs new base ball diamond in fine shape and trimmed trees. The improvements brighten the park and enhance the ball grounds.
Thomas and Bingham, former meat and grocery operators, moved their building onto their Main street property between the Bank of Garland and W. L. Grover & Son’s last Saturday. The transfer improves the building row on North Main and places the company on its own property. a new line of business will begin soon.
Friday of last week the wife of John T. Lant welcomed a charming daughter while Tuesday of this week Mr. and Mrs. Geo T Rogers added a pretty little girl to their home. Both newborns are reported doing well.
Carl Isaacson Hort Inspector warns fruit growers to spray codling moth now using arsenate of lead or Paris green mix per barrel of water, applied from an elevated platform with Bord eaux nozzle and reapplied in ten days. Warns that selling wormy fruit is a misdemeanor. For leaf lice, use black leaf tobacco sheep dip. guidance issued by Carl Isaacson.
Adopt the happy habit of saving and remove worry about safe investments. Place money in our Saving Bank where principal cannot be lost and a dividend is paid. Open an account now to earn four percent interest compounded quarterly or five percent compounded semi annually.
Coming Maggie Tout, renowned soprano, arrives with E F Tout and Carrie Browning, after acclaim in Salt Lake and Ogden. The Salt Lake press praised her high soprano voice and stage presence, promising a genuine musical treat for local audiences.
N A Petersen handed control of Owens Hotel to Tom Mogima May 1st, making Mogima the new proprietor. Mogima is a veteran hotel man who previously ran the Rising Sun restaurant across the street and is well known in Bear River Valley for his experience and success.
The Ladies' Self Culture Club hosted a May Pole dance and social at the hall last Friday. Twenty four young ladies in pink and white danced around the May Pole, braided ribbons, and enjoyed punch and home made candy. Garland orchestra with M D Evans and Clara Mowry provided music. the event was well received and fondly remembered. A lost horse description notes a black colt yearling branded F on left shoulder, last seen west of Tremonton. Reward offered by Ezra Harris Blind Springs ranch.
The document lists horse viewing routes owned by F. T. Troxell Brig ham City Utah with stops at Dr Taylor barn First ward and J. M. Hess, plus Bear River City David Holmgren barn on Tuesdays Tremonton Fife's barn on Wednesdays and Thursdays and Garland Hudson's barn on Fridays. ALAMO EVANS is described as a black three year old standing 16 hands and weighing about 1200 pounds.
Leeland Wilkes a rich black standard bred pacing stallion six years old stands 16 hands 1300 pounds will stand at the above days and places by the same party F. T. Troxell formerly registered as Leeland W Kes Now listed as Leeland Wilkes in the sale notice and expected to be offered by the same party.
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