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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
8
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Community items list local names and movements from Riverside to Farmington and Brigham City. Notables include Moron Ward seen on streets, J. F. Owens ill, Geo M Ward visiting Waashakie, Mrs Mary Vanfleet and Nina returning to Farmington, Brigham visitors Jensen Welling Mayfield, Maggie Richards visiting family in Farmington, Hyrum Standing in Brigham City, and several social engagements with Morg Neilie Rose and Paris Idaho visitors. Also notices for David Harum at Brigham City Opera House and a dental appointment by Dr C A Mosman in Garland for a few days, plus relocation of Wm Clayton to Stone Idaho and sale of Clayton House property.
Mesdames James Jensen and Peter Jensen visited Ogden on Thursday. Manager R G Michaelis of the Garland Milling Co. traveled to Carlone. The first Annual Religion Class general conference will be held in Salt Lake City June 4 to 8. Every Religion class worker in the Boxelder stake should attend the sessions on June 7 if possible.
The Shumway child is improving after illness while Sanford Bingham returns from Ogden. The Smiths’ daughter recovers from sickness as the Garland North Sunday School plans a Brigham Young Birthday program and a ball game. Dallin moves to Idaho for the Twin Falls land opening June 1. Mrs Bingham recovers from illness. A baby girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Grover. mother and child doing well.
The L A C Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Maud Samson’s home. Mrs. Lucy A. Clark acted as president pro tem and Mrs. Pearl Foulger as secretary with 18 members and one visitor, Mrs. George W. Austin. A strawberry and ice cream festival was planned for Mrs. Clark, the callee, at the hall next Thursday evening.
A raffle at Aiter Bros Drug Co offered a valuable watch owned by T. E. Davis. Tickets numbered 1 through 80 were drawn. D. B. Foulger held 78 and won the watch. The second prize went to Dr. Rich with bottle of liquor, per raffle terms. Referees were Adolph Anderson and F. F. Grosa.
A public health note advises immediate use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney concerns to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. It warns against delay and mentions availability at Bros. Garland and Tremonton Drug Store. The Garland Globe sample copy offer promotes a one year home newspaper subscription at $1.60.
Advertises O S L excursions from Twin Falls Idaho and via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route with trips to Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and the Pacific Coast. Low rates with tickets valid to October 1916 and dates in May June and September plus a 42 page Garland booklet for 60 cents available at local agents Globe and The Foulger Co.
Mosiah Evans visited Salt Lake City yesterday while C. E. Wilson spent several days in Ogden this week. Mrs. Leo Clayton and children left for Lehi to visit relatives. Miss Mary Olsen travels to visit relatives and friends in Ogden. A SNAP-Porter's Rapid Wrench offered at $1. Boothe's reports 16 H. O. Hunsaker returning from Bear Lake Country. A. J. Fife of Preston Idaho plans to move his family to Ogden next week. Violet Carter becomes the bride of Joseph A. Primrose of Ely Nevada on May 16. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Shepherd Tillman of Tremonton at the Baptist church. Burial at Elwood cemetery with A. R. Capener in attendance. Cast for David Harum listed with Brigham City names. Decoration Day events at the Brigham City Opera House afternoon and evening.
Kansas City stock markets report 41 000 head last week with price declines of 20 to 80 cents except best fed stock. This week 13 000 head with a wider gap between grass and fed cattle, as Texas cattle move to Ft Worth and Northern plants. Lockhart steers hit 7 10, the year’s peak, while Colorado cattle sell 6 60 to 6 70. cows 5 00 to 6 50. calves 3 75 to 6 00. Sheep and lambs fall 20 to 30 cents. Texas mutton and goats strong one week, weaker next. Heavy receipts expected with limited price recovery.
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