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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
8
Readers who do not receive their newspapers regularly are asked to notify the office on Saturday, May 25, 1907.
A list of residents and visitors to Brigham City and nearby areas includes M A Boothe, W W Lawrence, Mrs Leo Clayton, Gustav Michelis, WJ Fife, Miss Luta Keller, J F Owens, A Zink, Mr and Mrs Jos I Wallis, Miss Marilla Lund, Miss Rhoda Vanfloot, Royal C Lowe, A M Brown, and Tivan Edwards's son. Also noted are visits to Ogden, Farmington, Mantua, Garland, and Logan, plus local business and social mentions including saloon decor and a bank teller shift. A cure claim for a childhood ailment references Chamberlain's Salve.
Mre Eph Coombs hosted an afternoon luncheon honoring her sister Mre din Mullee of Ogden with friends. Several locals, including Rea Mer Mostah Evans, JC Wixom, Leane Groverlis, James Bowcutt, and visiting couples from Brigham City, Lileham City, Payson, and Clarkston, appear in a roundup of social and business activity tied to The Utah Sugar Co and beet sugar industry.
The Garland baseball team defeated Malad City 11 to 5 last Saturday in Malad. Evans and Pettings pitched for Garland with Swarengo on the mound for Malad. Umpire Ralph Harding officiated the game.
A health recovered individual offers free copy of his cure prescription for consumption and related throat and lung ailments. He invites all sufferers to request the prescription by writing to Edward A. Wilson in Brooklyn, NY, promising no charge and potential benefit.
Local timetable fragment lists arrival times at 10:52 a.m. for Tremont and 11:20 a.m. for Garland, with an 1:00 p.m. arrival at Malad and a local agent noted in Garland, Utah.
County Commissioners meet in regular session with multiple actions. Reconsideration denied for Henry Seeger. requests for road appropriations and graveling projects discussed. Appointments and resignations of road supervisors noted. school consolidation issues deferred. various communications from health and state officials recorded. Adjournment follows.
Special to The Garland Gnome reports May 20 1907 market for range cattle moderate weekly supply 82000 head with prices up 10 to 25 cents fat steers from Colorado feed lots 45.00 to 50.00 stockers 45.35 feeders 6.45 calves 5.25 and stock cattle 4.00 to 5.00. Today run 10000 head with no major feature though market steady and cautious optimism tied to wheat trends. Sheep and lambs last week 80000 receipts today 8000 steady with 10 to 16 cent gains. Texas muttons and goats added to supply. Wool stock scarce with prices 40 to 5 etc. Texas muttons 6 to day.
IR Steed returns from Bear River Flat and his wife visits Cache Valley relatives. Charles Turner reports Farmington neighbors well. Alley Rose and wife plan a Bear River Flat visit of two to three weeks with children. Millard family moves from Thale. Lucy Clark returns home to Garland Myre. Free Preventives samples offered by Dr Shoop of Wisconsin with cold remedy claim.
United States Land Office announces Utah has filed Indemnity School Lands under the 1894 act. A tract in N W 1/4 S W 1/4 Sec 14 Tp 14 N R 15 W Salt Lake meridian lies within six miles of a mining location. Public list posted for inspection. Protest window sixty days from first publication. E D Thompson signs.
A for sale notice from East Garland advertises property located 1 to 2 miles north of School Place. The item lists no price or contact details in the readable text.
The paper invites vendors and readers to send news items such as births deaths marriages and social changes for publication. It notes stock certificate printing for incorporated firms and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure with a testimonial from Missoula, Pa, claiming complete recovery for eczema after doctor-ordered treatment.
A prayer asks for steadfast work and virtuous conduct. The notice then features Key West patrolman Rolland Curry reporting two years of rheumatism with pain in his back feet and hands. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm, rubbed on at night, for relief and says his symptoms disappeared for over three months. Sold by Riter Bros. Drug Co.
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