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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
1
The Garland Sugar Factory runs above capacity this week as beets arrive in good condition. Bapt Edwards notes excellent sugar output with daily trainloads from the Great Bear River Valley. Farmers dig beet crops and notify growers to harvest. Tonnage may be slightly lighter than last season, but overall quality and yield are strong.
Self-Culture Club members held a surprise farewell social at Mrs. O L Winters home hosted by President Whee. The evening featured a musical program, recitations, games, gum molding contest won by Mrs. Campbell, and a guessing contest won by Mrs. Lottie Smith with refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Winters and children planned to move to Ogden for the winter so the children could attend city schools.
Riverside reports include school reopenings with Ella Capener as principal and strong attendance. Mrs Sara Ward wed Lawrence Hansen of Hear River City, Sept 26. A daughter to Mrs John Orwin Sept 29, and a son to Mr and Mrs Fosberg Oct 3. Geo Nye of Ogden visited and sold city lots to Ted Capener.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for aid during adversity and offers health guidance. It then discusses diet, stating a mature person needs just enough food to repair and fuel the body, warning against excess. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and notes sale by Riter Bros. Drug Store.
Last Sunday night Ed. Rogere, an employee of Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., was adjusting a control cable at the diffusion battery gate when the gate swung open. His hand was caught, two fingers were badly smashed, and his hand was cut in several places requiring medical attention.
In Portage on September 20 the Primary association officers enjoyed a social at Portage Amusement Hall. Mrs. Minnie Hoskins and her two and a half year old child died of typhoid fever within ten days, both buried together. Other items note residents traveling to Garland to haul beers, visits from W. S. Hall and Misses Rose Atkinson and Lottie Lenhoff, and a near death from canned beef poisoning involving Mr. Soul and Miss Blanch Landon. Portage reflects on bereavements, local schooling, and small-town happenings as of October 7, 1907.
A playful verse on reporting ethics and sensationalism. It weighs what to publish and what to keep out, contrasting scandals and good stories, urging careful judgment in newsroom decisions.
The Logan Journal notes that in Salt Lake and similar cities, families with children face increased obstacles in finding desirable housing. Even a single toddler can be an objection, and rising costs of supporting a family contribute to rising distress and deaths by own action as a not unexpected outcome.
A moral exhortation urges young men to grow to manhood with honor avoiding cigarettes gambling and booze. It warns of sorrow mothers tears police records and ruined prospects, asserting decency and self restraint lead to happiness and respect while vice leads to isolation and hardship. It notes the path of the transgressor is a thorny road.
Wines and liquors for medicinal pur poses at Riter Bros Drug Store. For sale cheap secondhand wagon The Foulger Company for sale 100 acres irrigated land and 40 acres pasture land one mile northeast of Sugar factory Easy terms Apply W B T Capener Riverside Utah. We have stock certificates for Incorporated firms. For sale Cedar Posts at Garland Milling Co Garland Utah 16 cents and up.
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls severe coughing nights before using Dr King’s New Discovery. He says it cured his cough in less than one bottle. Advertises the remedy as the safest lung and throat healer guaranteed by Aiter Bros Drug Store with 60 cents and 1 dollar prices and a free trial bottle.
A pasture for horses is offered at the J Jensen farm located between this city and Iremont. Apply to J Jensen, 2%
The ad promotes Preventics as a safe quick aid for colds in the sneeze stage. It claims Preventics prevent pneumonia bronchitis and la grippe and suits feverish children. A box of 48 costs 25 cents with a trial box for 6 cents, sold by all dealers.
Mes P A Nordquist hosted the Ladies Self-Culture Club with thirteen members present. Prest Wheelon presided. Mere JT Laot read a new story The Purple Umbrella. Mrs Lucy A K Clark was named delegate to the Salt Lake City Library Convention on Tuesday October 1. The club adjourned for two weeks to meet at Mrs James Coombs home.
The piece argues colds invite pneumonia chronic catarrh and other infectious diseases. It claims diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough are likelier with a cold. It touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and notes sale by Riter Brow Drug Store.
Thore King loses a valuable horse killed by a train last Friday. Elizabeth Grover of Logan returns home after visiting her children nearby. Ernest Wilkins and his wife from Arizona visit Mrs A J Lundqvist and Miss Mattle Bingham, and Parley Leishman of Wellsville marry Miss Bingham in a ceremony last Wednesday. The couple will reside in Mammoth, Utah.
A Georgia reader from Dublin reports his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters after two years. He notes strong appetite sleep well and general improvement. The ad claims benefits for female weakness debility and weak children with stomach liver and kidney support.
Trial Catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop Racine Wisconsin. The remedy is presented as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy and is claimed to be widely known and sold by all dealers. Also advertised are Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets touted to relieve pain by balancing blood pressure.
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