Portage arrests for liquor supply to Indians and Saloon clash
McCrary and Conley of Portage are jailed after aiding Indians on a Sunday liquor spree. McCrary pleads guilty. Conley released. In Brigham, Wand assaults Garland Club proprietor Eph Coombs after insults. Christian subdues Wand and is jailed. Coombs sprained wrist. Wood pleads guilty to drunkenness. fined 25. Christian released.
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J. A. McCrary
Jack Conley
Portage
Marshal Snook
Sherif Josephson
B. C. Call
Brigham
McCrary
Onley
Wanfleet
Conley
Josephson
Webster Wand
Garland Club
Eph Coombs
Coombs
Wand
Cooombs
Mr. Coombs
Mr. Christian
Christian
Justice Wanfleet
Wood
Justice van
Drainage Project Essayed Across City to Tremont
Conversation with drainage engineer C. F. Brown reveals a plan to establish a regional drainage system for hundreds of acres between the city and Tremont. The success hinges on landowners uniting with Brown to push the proposal forward.
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C. F. Brown
Tremont
Mr. Brown
Registration Push Ahead of Garland City Election
One day remains to register for the Garland city election on Tuesday November with voting at the new district. Voters who moved or did not register last year are urged to contact the registration agent to ensure eligibility.
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Garland
More Than Enough is Too Much Diet Advice
A health note argues mature adults need only enough food to repair tissue and supply energy. Excess eating allegedly causes stomach troubles rheumatism and kidney disorders. It recommends Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and lists Riter Bros Drug Store as a seller.
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Chamberlain
Ile
Riter Bros
Fifth quorum of Seventy urged to attend Bear River City lecture
The Fifth quorum of Seventy is urged to attend a lecture at the Bear River City meeting house this Sunday October 20 at 5 PM. The notice emphasizes urgent matters of vital importance to quorum members and requires every member to be present.
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Quorum of Seventy
Bear River City
Quorum
Snook Buys Livery Stable in Garland
T L Snook, part owner of Garland Livery Stables, bought Bert Francis’s share and becomes sole owner. It marks the fourth management change in a year. Snook serves as city marshal while Francis takes a job with R M B Tel Co.
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T. L. Snook
Garland Livery Stables
Bert Francis
Mr. Snook
Garland Commercial Club Meeting Notice at Town Hall
A meeting of the Garland Commercial Club will be held at the Town hall on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend due to important matters to be discussed. H. F. Otte, Secretary.
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Garland Commercial Club
Sunday Services At Ward Elect Members And Gather
Last Sunday services were led by B W L Grover with ward choir directed by F D Welling. Ludvig Larsen offered prayer. Elders Olof Johnson and Peter Ross administered the sacrament. Mrs Francia Wright McMurtrie and her children were accepted as ward members. Speakers included John Crawford D E Manning Olof Johnson and Joseph Jensen. James Jensen gave benediction. A district Fifth quorum Elders meeting occurred at 5 30 p m and a conjoint M I Associations session met in the hall.
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B. W. L. Grover
Ward
F. D. Welling
Ludvig Larsen
Olof Johnson
Peter Ross
Francia Wright McMurtrie
John Crawford
D. E. Manning
Joseph Jensen
James Jensen
Quorum of Elders
M. I
Tremont editor’s hostile note on Garland sugar factory dispute
A Tremont Times editor accuses local sugar plant backers of bias and hypocrisy after a bitter column about beet contracts. The piece mocks the editor’s stance, questions price fairness, and likens him to a cattleman and miner seeking discounts from suppliers.
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Tremont Times
Garland
Mer. Mosiah Evane
Evins
The
Times
Evatin
Beets and liquor law: Garland ramps up enforcement
The Tremont Times rebuts editor sentiment on beet growing and notes farmers rely on profits. Garland reports increased efforts to curb minors and Indians obtaining alcohol from non-sALOONS. Marshal Snook seeks citizen help to enforce ordinances and promises strong action against violators.
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Garland
Why Colds Are Dangerous And How To Cure Them
The piece warns colds pave the way for pneumonia chronic catarrh and other infectious diseases. It asserts Diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough are likelier after a cold and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure sold by Riter Bros. Drug Store.
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Riter Bros. Drug Store
Editor's Diary: Bloosier Editor’s Year Review
The Indianapolis News outlines a bloosier editor’s year as “moulder of public opinion” with a playful tally of incidents. It records moments of financial strain, public roasts, missed prayers, church jokes, and petty credits and debits, ending with cash on hand from $1.49 to 67 cents.
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The
Indianapolis News
Tle
Hard Times in Kansas and a Cure Found
Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls severe coughing nights during hard times and credits Dr. King s New Discovery with a quick cure. The remedy is touted as the safest cough cure and lung throat healer, guaranteed by Aiter Bros drug store with trial bottles free.
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Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Dr. King
Aiter Bros Drug Store
Preventics Cold Tablets Promise Quick Relief
To check a cold quickly get Preventics from your druggist. These tablets claim safe, prompt relief without quinine or laxatives and are advertised to prevent feverish colds and chest illnesses. Trial boxes available for 25 cents.
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Preventics
His Dear Old Mother Sees Benefit from Electric Bitters
A Dublin Georgia man notes his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters after two years use. He claims improved appetite strength and sleep and extends the praise to other women with weakness and general debility. Also touted to aid stomach liver and kidney troubles with a guarantee by Riter Bros druggists.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Riter Bros
Free Trial Catarrh Remedy Promoted by Dr Shoop
Trial catarrh treatments are milled out free on request by Dr Shoop of Hacine Wisconsin. The remedy is presented as a scientific prescription claimed to ease catarrh and other pains with no cost. Gists promote Dr Shoop Headache Tablets as fast acting and safe to relieve pain and pressure.
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Shoop
Hacine
Wis
Dr. Shoop
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R, M, B, Tel, Co
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R. Cutler
Evans
Tremonton
Kansas
E. V. Schneider
Utah
P. A. Nordquist Shop
Giaralnd Mercantile Co
Preston
Gurland
Utoli
Dr. Mosman
Offlce
Foulger
PRIC
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