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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
1
Early yesterday J M Jensen Jr son of Joseph M and Lucy A Jensen of Salt Lake City died at Point Lookout. His father is in Mexico and funeral arrangements were not yet learned. He leaves a wife and three children the oldest age ten.
Wednesday Mrs H Boyd underwent a delicate operation and is favorably recovering. Dr Pitt of Tremont and Dr Francke of the city performed the operation successfully.
A Garland Livery stable team bolted down Factory street Monday afternoon after a picture agent startled the pair near W. L. Grover & Sons. Jack Austin caught them on Malad hill and returned the team with no damage. Mr. Fife notes the horses were gentle and warns owners to never leave teams tied unattended.
Mrs May Fife entertained the IL 5 C club on North Main Street with sixteen members and two visitors. Mrs Rose Vanfleet spoke on simplifying home work and home economics. Mrs Hulda Nordquist read Molly Baker's Hay. A grand ball was planned at the Hall next Friday. refreshments were served. The group adjourned for a month, to meet at Mrs Nordquist's home.
The Bear River stake held its first priesthood meeting Saturday at 2:30 pm in this city with President Milton H. Welling and counselors P. M. Hansen and Joseph Jensen present. 320 stake officers and members attended. The day included a stake presidency session at 10 pm and High Council at 12:30 am. Names were sustained for various auxiliary organizations including Primary and Relief Society. Zina Y. Card and Eliza Bennion attended with Salt Lake City board members and stake presidents addressing the meeting.
Notes credit W C Knudson with leading Utah stone fruits and vegetables exhibit at the Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque. Utah won the Hearst Cup for top fruit and vegetable display, with his peaches earning the highest marks nationwide. He displayed squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, cabbage, carrots, beets, peaches, plums, prunes and apples, receiving a gasoline pump prize for best peaches. County pride grows as achievements are celebrated and packing schooling urged.
Cr A R Capener presiding with 2nd Counselor David B Foulger in charge. Congregation sang Come Thou Glorious Day of Promise and I’ll Praise My Maker. Sacrament administered by Elders Peter Hoss and J F Devey. Mrs Frank F Gross was admitted to membership, Relief Society teachers sustained. Speakers included W L Grover J J Shumway Wm B Preston Peter Jensen and David B Foulger. Benediction by Henry Manning.
A western rural route farmer collected daily government forecast cards by mail but never opened them. An inspector visited the farm and found the box nearly full, prompting the farmer to mark a card with his Angel on the corner.
A clipped exchange shows a man resisting a $300 penalty for private abortion related actions. He dismisses the charge and pockets a card, while an inspector struggles to justify penalties or lack thereof.
At the County Commissioners meeting held Nov 2 bids were received for approaches to bridges over the Malad river at Green's place and Warm Springs. Thos E King bid 16 cents per cubic yard for Green's place and 15 cents for Warm Springs. Archibald bid 12 cents per cable yard for cut and fill on Plymouth bridge and A L Bennet bid 16 cents per cable yard for Warm Springs. Kings bids were accepted.
Jack Clark yard weighmaster at the beet sheds of Utah Idaho Sugar Co. dislocated his shoulder Tuesday while attempting to mount a moving train caboose. His foot slipped and a wrench tore the arm from its joint. Dr. Rich, the company physician, summoned and set the bone.
An aged health ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy from Aitor Bros. in Garland Tremonton and Tremonton stores. It warns of kidney and wind disorders and urges readers past middle age to begin using the product to restore vitality and strength.
The Elwood ward held a crowded farewell for Bishopric P. M. Hansen K. H. Fridahl and J. P. Christensen. Each was presented a bound set of church works and expressed gratitude. A large reception followed with a bountiful repast. K H Fridahl becomes bishop and Lewis Hunsaker and Elias Anderson serve as counselors.
An old advertisement touts Foley's money and tar as cures for sore lungs and pneumonia germs. It claims to heal coughing fits, protect against serious results, and features the yellow package as genuine. Distributed by After Bros. and Tremonton drug stores.
A cocoanut on Zanzibar Island holds only a thin meat layer and is filled with milk. The fruit provides a native drink both before and after fermentation, illustrating local uses of the nut.
A Brooklyn church solved low attendance by a pastor organizing pillars to call friends on Sunday mornings. The campaign quickly filled the pews and expanded membership, leading to a larger congregation, plans for a new church, and a salary increase of 2000 dollars for the pastor.
Gen Clarence Edwards describes how an Irish corporal thwarted a cranky post commander in Cuba by whitewashing orders. The commander, fond of whitewash and a troublesome flamingo, yelled in anger when the corporal completed the task while the commander was away. The flamingo remained a target of enlisted humor.
A college glee club member laments New York as the wrong stage for fame. He argues cities outside New York celebrate such ensembles, making the group feel like small potatoes amid broader cultural bustle.
Premiers of Cape Colony Transvaal and Orange River colony pushed in their legislatures a call for early union under the British crown. Natal lags but supports Rhodesia's inclusion as a convenient opportunity, closing toward the great South Africa state.
Winter blasts bring coughs and colds. Foley's Honey and Tar promises to strengthen lungs and cure obstinate coughs to prevent pneumonia and consumption. Aiter Bros Tremonton drug store and Garland Tremonton carry the product.
disjointed dialogue shows an elderly suitor seeking acceptance and wealth, a defiant reply from Mabel, a Fort Worth style health ad for Foley’s Orino Laxative, local business chatter about accounts and an automobile purchase linked to a wife’s poetry, all in a collage of early 20th century tones.
On the concrete of Hollend, Wehelwim and northern France fisherwomen wear distinctive costumes and perform long nets harvesting shrimp prawns crabs lobsters and small fish. Maria Kirke near Ostend wear trousers loose blouses with shawls as distinctive local garb. They wade into sea reaching up to necks and stay hours gathering baskets full.
An old advertisement notes Hexamethylene tetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine in Foley's Kidney Remedy. Urges taking Foley's at first signs of irregularities to prevent serious malady. After Bros., Garland, and Tremont.
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