19 May 1906
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
1
Brigham base ball team ready for a big contest at Athletic Park today. Grounds in good condition and crowds urged to attend this afternoon at 2 30 p m for a memorable game. Event supports O L Wilcox who departs for a mission to Australia with a benefit grand hall tonight.
Brigham May 14 County Assessor Eling Jensen completed Box Elder county assessment rolls for 1906 with an assessed value of 5 206 826 up from 5 014 251 in 1905 a gain of 192 575 The MIA conference of Box Elder atake was held here with Edward HM Anderson and B S Hinckley of the Young Men's board and Miss Ann M Canoon and Miss Ellen Wallace of the Young Ladies' board in attendance Lehi May 14 work begins on Utah County Light & Power plant in American Fork canyon and a 1000 horsepower plant is planned plus a steam plant near Salt Lake route depot in American Fork The company paid its semi annual 4 dividend Mrs Jane Kingston Newman died aged 80 in Lehi Speakers Robert Fox and James Boon at funeral Saturday Also a train whistle frightens a carriage causing injuries to Mrs Poulsen and a four year old girl Washington May 14 General Land Office to issue proclamation opening Uncompahgre Indian reservation lands for entry up to 40 acre tracts pending prior act approval
Rain ruins a planned Saturday game between Brigham and Garland with many Brigham fans delayed or unable to attend. The Grand Ball at Amusement Hall proceeded, raising 82.00 for the home team while committees led by Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Eaton organized refreshments and a festive event to salvage the day.
Mossal Evans bought the Van Dyke corner on Canyon Road near State Street for 4500 as an investment and may move his family soon. A missionary wives gathering at A J Evans home, J T Gardner spoke of Howlin Islands, and socializing followed. John Woodhouse and wife celebrated their golden anniversary at the city pavilion after fifty nine years of marriage. Annie Stoddard travels to Girland for summer with Ira Taylor. Florence Woods, one, fell from a tree and is hospitalized in Salt Lake. Lehi Mercantile Co. changes in management with James M. Kirkham leaving to lead Lehi Manner and F Dorius succeeding as manager.
A 14 year old boy riding to cattle country tied his horse to his leg after spotting a dead sheep. The horse bolted dragging him about two miles. He died from the injuries. Impressive funeral services were held Monday at the hall with speakers Bo Stokes J T Watt Nels Jensen and friends offering condolences.
Fielding game halted in the fourth inning due to mud and rain with Fielding leading by two. Beet growers prep for thinning season while rain helps pest control. Water-master Bowcutt fixes the main town ditch. Riverside annexes Garland ward lands. Parke couple and son Clarence in Salt Lake City for medical news. May 15, 1906.
Sunday at 2 pm the Primary Association of Garland met with Sybil Roberts presiding. The event featured opening song Help Us Heavenly Father and prayer by W L Grover, plus a Words of Jesus chant and grade-based exercises led by Emma Cutler and Donald Kirkham.
Elder J F Featherstone of this city gave an address on Japan at the Amusement Hall last Sunday under the Sunday School. He spoke on Japan’s origin, history, customs and religion, noting its people resemble American Indians in traits and claiming ancient ties to Judaic tribes. The program included songs by Hazel Evans and Misses Millie and Leah Rogers, a closing poem, and a vote of thanks to the speaker.
Hawks and Layton are erecting a barn on M A Boothe’s residence this week. The Grover home nears completion and O L Wilcox applies finishing touches to the Postoffice. M A Anderson set stakes for Jon Jensen’s new home, Foulger’s Photograph Gallery nears finish, G B Mowry coats the Palace Barber shop with paint this week.
A remedy recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe gently with a soft cloth before next nursing. Nurses report best results. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Ritor Bros Drug Store.
The Garland Mail-Order House opens by Geo Fo Grover and Ben Clayton in the River Bros Block behind The Bank of Garland. They offer carpets, rugs, windows, curtains, wallpaper, and household furnishings with samples on display. They are agents for White sewing machines and Ogden Knitting Factory goods, plus Round Oak Chief Ranges in their mall order department.
A warning on colds and pneumonia cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective and pleasant treatment. The ad notes its broad popularity and extensive sales through prompt cures of colds that might lead to pneumonia, with Riter Bros Drug Store as the seller.
Tomorrow is home missionary day and a list of visiting Elders includes Garland E Davis Hugh McKay East Garland J P Christensen Franc is ShoMeld Thatcher Alvin psen Ole Hanson Rothwell Wm T Davis Casper An drewsen Deweyville Benj C Call CO Christenson Elwood Wm Horsley Jon Hubbard.
A shopper asked for garden hoes and received a box of ladies' hose instead, revealing a playful misprint or misunderstanding at Wright Evans' shop. The incident sparked a lighthearted joke circulating locally.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel complaints for children and adults. It claims universal success, pleasant flavor when diluted, and recommends Riter Bros Drug Store as the seller.
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