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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
1
A nine month old baby boy of Luther and Mrs Sasser died after a steam bath using an alcohol kettle for pneumonia. The infant’s go cart and blanket caused the kettle vapor to ignite. both parents were burned rescuing the child. The baby died at 4 p.m. from lung dropsy due to inhalation of flame. Funeral services were held at Garland hall yesterday.
The 16 month old Esther King daughter of Mr and Mrs William T King died Sunday night at 9 30 from bronchial pneumonia and heart disease after three weeks illness at their home in eastern town. Impressive funeral services were held at Garland hall Tuesday at 2 pm with W L Grover presiding and ward choir music. Remains interred in city cemetery. Community extends sympathy to the King family.
West Portage News reports Miss Lavina Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Enogh Harris aged 17 died Thursday April 28 from Spotted Fever She taught in Religion Class Asst Sunday School and Y S M I Assn Funeral services were held at the Portage meeting house Sunday May 3 with large attendance Speakers included Thos J Howell Wm H Gibbs David Zundel and Bishop Jos H Gibbs Relatives and friends from Lorenzo Idaho Layton Utah Me Common Idaho West Weber Garland and Garland area attended Floral offerings were described as beautiful The ward mourns the loss of a cherished young woman and notes the burial of her sister Grace eighteen months prior
In a windy Saturday game Garland's gritty nine outplayed Malad. Malad catcher James endured a knock and Erickson of Collinston took a blow after the fourth inning. Umpire Little Billy Evans officiated as crowds watched street dash races with Rich's gray winning the purse, followed by a series of matches concluding with Jensen's black defeating Clayton's gray.
A Tuesday afternoon contest at the city park matched Washakie’s Indian team against Garland’s hitters before a good crowd. Washakie fought hard but Garland triumphed, while umpire Little Billy kept order amid heated calls. The Lodlaus struggled at bat with many grounders getting through. Also highlighted is an expected big showdown between Garland and Collington at City Park with horse races afterward, and a 27 to 3 Washable Indians win at Collinston on Wednesday.
In Justice Vanfleet's Court on April 24 a writ of attachment was issued against Wm. Clayton for 152.08 dollars with 89.10 dollars interest. Constable Campbell seized rigs and horses under the writ. Clayton filed a special appearance and on May 4 the case proceeded with Jensen Bros. represented by Chas. E. Foxley and Clayton by HK. Farnsworth. Clayton challenged court jurisdiction, motions to dissolve attachment and a demurrer were overruled, and he was given ten days to answer.
A Garland Religion Classes event at the hall last Saturday evening supported John H. Forsgren. The concert drew applause and all numbers were well received, followed by dancing. A grand march led by Mrs Lucy A. Clark and J H H Forsgren highlighted the program. A purse of 17 pounds 55 shillings was presented to Forsgren by A. RB Capener on behalf of the Religion Classes.
A compact notice praises a well printed valley guide published by W. F. Robinson Publishing Co of Ogden. It highlights showy ads from valley firms and offers a free copy via the Globe office.
At the Brigham City Republican County Convention last Saturday delegates were chosen to attend the State Convention in Salt Lake on May 7. Delegates were J. W. Lewis Lucy A. Clark Agnea Wheelan and R. G. Michaelis with alternates Joseph Jensen and Mrs Rose Wanfleet. Mrs Lucy A Clark and J W Lewis were the only city delegates attending and Brigham City alternates were appointed to represent Garland at the convention.
Gratitude expressed to Lucy A Clark her workers Garland Religion Classes and the public for generous patronage and time given for community benefit. Notes a booklet promotion for Garland 42 pages offered at 50 cents via Globe office or The Foulger Co.
H Swinyard, a Logan expert blacksmith and carriage repairer, has loaned the E V Schneider shop and opened a new business. Formerly with H L Griffins shop, he plans to move his family to the area soon to continue all kinds of blacksmithing and general repair work.
Sunday ward activities include Prest Oleen Stohl and Rich Counselor Jacob Jensen visiting Garland and leading morning Sunday School at Garland North. A noon ward Teachers meeting, fast day services in the afternoon, and multiple speakers including Elders Stob and Jensen marked the day. The Fifth quorum of Elders met afterward, and an evening joint M I. A. meeting featured Grover Stohl and Jensen with Parley Lishman’s baritone solo.
Personal warning urges immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for suspected kidney problems to prevent BRIGHT'S disease or diabetes. The notice cites Brow, Garland and Tremonton Drug Store as distributors and urges prompt action.
Colds that linger into spring sap the system and nerves, risking serious illness. Foley's Honey and Tar quickly stops the cough and expels the cold, a safe and certain remedy sold by Garland and Tremonton Drug Store.
Oscar Harris visited Bingham yesterday D Welling and wife spent Monday in the county seat Al Grover returned from Farmington Lettie Pincock of Ogden visiting Garland relatives Mrs Sanford Bingham Jr returned from Ogden visit Mrs John T Roberts and children left for Fairfield to visit relatives The Devil sent the wicked wind and blew the grand stand down J W Ure Ogden salesman passed through town in a red automobile trip Bear River City to Garland in 34 minutes Mrs Rollins of North Ogden injured in a runaway near Collinston Plymouth residents unhurt Dr Russell Smith treated her wounds Mrs Cender in critical condition at Provo General Hospital operation revealed liver cancer American Fork Citizen
A local drug store advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and colds and as a preventive against serious outcomes like pneumonia. The spot urges avoiding substitutes and names Gros, Garland, and Tremonton Drug Store.
The page lists agricultural items for sale including tomato and cabbage plants, young pigs, white leghorn eggs, and a Percheron stallion for trade. It also notes a general meeting of the Fifth quorum of Seventy at Garland Tithing office at 10 o'clock Sunday morning and mentions wines and medicines at Kiter Bros Drug Store.
Advertises Foley's Urino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation and related digestive issues. Claims to stimulate liver and bowels, restore natural action, and provide fast relief without nausea or griping. Encourages starting today and highlights local drug stores for purchase.
O S L announces reduced excursion fares to Salt Lake City from May 7 for a trap shooters tournament Boise Idaho May 12 and 13 for Idalo Sportsmen Assn Walla Walla Washington May 10 to 21 for Northwest Sportsmen Assn See agents for rates and particulars.
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