Brigham Gladiators Win Opening Game 9 7
In Brigham City the Brigham Gladiators edge Garland 9 to 7 in a well played season opener. Forte of Featherstone Lowe Wright and Stephens highlighted the action while Umpire Cutler earned praise for fair calls. A return game is scheduled at Garland May 28 at Athletic Park with many invited players.
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Schaffer
Fall
Featherstone
Lowe
Garland
Wright
Stephens
Brigham
Cutler
Brigham Boys
Garland Boys
Athletic Park
Huehoya
Garlald
California Supplies Shipped for San Francisco Sufferers
The United States Liberty League delivered a aid consignment to the Mayor of San Francisco Tuesday. Jensen Bros packed three carload boxes labeled To the Mayor of San Francisco with clothing and goods valued around 200 dollars. The list names Mra Sanford Bingham Mosiah Evans Unknown Bachelor Relief Society and Merchants Mra Eaton Mrs W A Ray Mea WD Lewis M A Bowtie and Mra WL Grover OL Wilcox and others contributing garments blankets and potato sacks.
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San Francisco
Jensen Bros
Closing of Schools Celebrations Mark Season End
The city closed for the season as teachers and pupils celebrated with a picnic. Many students passed exams and a list of names will appear in the upcoming issue. The year was successful thanks to efficient instructors and strong school leadership.
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Fast Day Services Presided By D E Manning At Ward
Last Sunday fast day services were led by 1st Counselor D E Manning with Elder C B Horsley from the Stoke Presidency in attendance. Congregational singing directed by ward chorister W H Crandall accompanied blessings for several children. Brethren D E Manning W H Crandall C E Horsley and Culburt King testified. Elder Horsley spoke on child blessings and record forms. Elder King noted his long acquaintance with church presidencies since its Grat organization. Benediction by Elder Geo Heurie concluded the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Manning
C. B. Horsley
Stoke Presidency
W. H. Crandall
Ward
D E Manning
W H Crandall
C E Horsley
Culburt King
Horsley
King
Geo Heurie
Horaloy
Uprl
Death of Reuben Nebeker in Baseball Accident
Reuben Nebeker aged 20 of Willard, son of Reuben and Abe Nebeker, was struck on the temple by a base ball during a Logan Agricultural College game and died hours later from brain injury. Memorials and funeral services were held in Logan and Willard with notable faculty and students in attendance.
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A. C. Atrxlents
Logan
Reuben Nebeker
Willard
Reuben
Abe Lowe Nebeker
Royal Lowe
ALC
J.T. Caine
A.C. Logan
Neboker
Ter Mountain Republican
Farmington Fractions and Mission News from Davis County
Elder Scott Hinman of Cardston Canada and Schuyler White took a trip to Cache Valley. Hinman sails May 9 for a southern states mission after a delayed start due to an eye injury. Delbert Wilcox, returning from the Netherlands mission, tours Switzerland and Italy and aims for Naples Rome and Gibraltar before England. Charles Wood, in Holland, also returns home this month. A. H. Snow of Salt Lake City reports planting 16 000 trees, with 140 acres of apples and 25 acres of peaches, supplying Jonathan Winesap Cano Ben Davis and Elberta varieties for Utah fruit prospects. Deseret Farmer notes growth in her fruit industry.
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Scott Hinman
Cardston
Canada
Schuyler White
Cache Valley
Elder Hinman
Delbert Wilcox
Neatherland
Switzerland
Italy
Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Rome
Mediterranean Sea
Rock of Gibraltar
England
Charles Wood
Holland
Wilcox
Davis
A. H. Snow
Salt Lake City
Bear River Valley
Buving
Elbertas
Utah
Signa
Deseret
Runaway and local sports notes from Garland and Brigham
A runaway near Garland injures CH Thompson and E J Graham after frightened horses veer off the track. Brigham defeats Garland 7 to ? in a season opener with strong pitching from Lowe and Stephens, played in good humor and without incidents. Local social and business items follow including visits, construction updates, school news, railroad movement rumors, and club meetings.
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CH. Thompson
Salt Lake
J. 8
Cantwell
Garland
Mr. Thompson
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Brigham City
Theama
Box Elder County
At & P. Wm
Globe
Seistica
Mr J B
Masser
Clinton
Minneapolis
Mios
Sciatica
Binijary
Chamberlain
Porsey Riter Boys Drug Store
Garland Stevens Lower Wright Feathertoug H Olsen Ib Walliam Jensen
Powler Truelaon ‘Ab
Schasler
Jonaen
Evans Eddy
van Leuvan
J Koeller
Hall If
Gleason
WV Keller
California
Qatlewa
Sanford Bingham
Mosiah Evans
Relief Society and Merchants
Mra
Eaton
W A Ray
Grover
Jon Jensen
James Jenten
Ial
JJ Bellera
Miss Leah Bush
W L Grover
Moise
Boothe
BR Capener
Laura Rico
Jos Wallis
Uroel Tone
Meendea
Memowal Anavicka
Farmington Fractions
E J Graham
Nels Jensen and
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Garland Viaitora Wodocaday
Fon Sale
Welte
Walter Kelly
Charles Shumway
Sadie Godfrey
Mandutters
Clarkston
North School
Porter
Waterday
Rot Vance
Mesom Charles Clayton
Millard Grover
Trigham City
Wheelow
Thesdas
Surat Fowler
Holy Cros Hospital
Mayo
Ro MB. Tel. Co
Bear River Valley Tel. Co
Thna Valley
Brigham and Bell Connection
Toe General de Dire
Mr. G. S Mowry
Thos Boyle
Riter Brow
Preston
Ida
Wee
E. Buckenham
Malad
A. Marie
Mes Condor
American Fork
H.C. Cutter
Tow TK Cutter
Georral
Tid Sager Co
Roothe
Yioevvs
Habe
Tradi
YoUus Yu
Boothe Mer. & Produce Co
Bon Elder County
Trigham Garland
Munley
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