Garland Sugar Factory Delayed by Wet Weather
Persistent rain halted digging at the Garland Sugar Factory. All beets in sheds consumed and the plant steamed off. If conditions improve, digging will resume and the plant reopen. Thousands of tons remain in fields and the run may extend into February. Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. provides free board and logging for workers during shutdown. Agricultural Supt Geo Austin Informed says beet raisers will be instructed to pile beets on farms and deliveries will follow as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasmere
Garland Sugar
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Geo. Austin
Rousing Republican Rally at Garland Hall Draws Crowd
A well attended Republican rally at Garland hall featured speakers Geo. W. Austin W. S. Hansen and John W. Smith with the Young Ladies and Young Men's Glee Clubs providing music. Decorations highlighted Taft Sherman and a large American flag as D B B Foulger opened the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Hall
Republican Club
Wm. MH
Taft
James
John W. Smith
Salt Lake County
Mesure
Leo
Ben Clayton
Mise Hazel Evans
Democratic Candidate for District Judge
Justin D. Call receives the nomination for District Judge praised as a top lawyer who knows the law and will be fair in court with no favorites and equal treatment for all facing the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin D. Call
Bert
Call
Outgoing Bishopric Honored at Garland Ward Social
Bishop W. L. Grover and counselors D. E. B. Manning and Jos Jensen were honored at a surprise social in Garland ward. A social led by Hp. A. Capener featured dancing and an entertaining program with readings, remarks, songs, and two bound volumes of the History of the Church presented to each outgoing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Grover
D. EB. Manning
Jos Jensen
Garland Ward
Hp. A. St. Capener
Judges of Election at Sunset Precinct Named
The Sunset precinct will use Peter Jensen A R Capener and Steel Rose as judges of election chosen by the Board of County Commissioners. M A Troothe has sold his residence to Fred Manning of Blue Creek for 2000 dollars. Manning plans to move next week to the city with his family. Mr Boothe intends to move to Brigham City and take over the Hotel Utah around December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset
Board of County Commissioners
Peter Jensen
A. R. Capener and
Steel Rose
M. A. Troothe
Fred Manning
Blue Creek
Mr. Manning
Thin City
Mr. Boothe
Brigham
Hla
Willard
Federation meeting pictured in Manti Utah
Mesdames Nellie Rose and Rose Vanfeet of thin city attended the State Federation of Woman's labs session held in Manti Utah on Wednesday Thursday and Friday of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Nellie Rose
Rose Vanfeet
Thin City
Manti
Utah
State Federation of Woman's Labs
Woman interrupts political speaker with cough
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker recently by continually coughing. The ad suggests Foley's Honey and Tar to cure the cough and expel the cold, stating the genuine product contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bros. Garland
Wnh
Tremonton
Ward Services and Bear River Stake Church Officers
A Sunday service led by A. R. Capener included singing, prayers, and sacrament by Elders J. H. Archibald and Kern Jensen. New ward members accepted. priesthood candidates listed. The Bear River Stake reorganized wards with named officers for Relief Society, Primary, Y M I A, Y M M I A, Sunday School, and North Garland Primary, followed by remarks from church leaders. Separate political notices praise and critique local candidates and urge vote on Utah constitution amendment.
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A. R. Capener
W. L. Grover
J, H. Archibald
Kern Jensen
C. W. Richards, Jr
Chas
Hartman
Geo, Clark
Walter Michaelis
Mack Groesbeck
Walter Rogers
Joseph Jensen
Relief Society
Julian Richards
Bear River
Julia Bingham
Laura Rice
Sarah Jensen
Lern Clark
Hazel Evana
Alds
Hilda Nordquist
Glora Mowry
Polly Smith
Maude Cantwell
Lettle Lant
Estella Davie
Democratic column rails at party rivals in county race
A Democratic column attacks the Republican machine at the county convention and endorses J. C. Cutler for Commissioner, Justin D. Callie for judge, Frank K. Nebeker for District Attorney, and Lewis S. Wight for county officer pay raises, noting voter backlash over school consolidation and officer salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
J. C. Cutler
Snowyville
Frank K. Nebeker
Corden
Lewis S. Wight
Notice for bids on Malad River bridges near Brigham City
Sealed bids will be received at the Brigham City office until noon November 2 1908 for cutting down a hill and grading to the new steel bridge on the Malad River near Plymouth Hot Springs and for grading approaches to the second Malad River steel bridge between sections 22 and 26 in township 11 north range 3 west. Work to follow plans filed in the County Clerk’s office. Board may reject any bid. County Clerk J Valentine signed October 5 1908.
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Brigham City
Malad River
Plymouth Hot Springs
Box Elder
Utah
Board of County Commissioners
Local notes from county and state capital visits
Moalah Evans was in the state capital early this week. Wm King transacted business in the county seat on Wednesday. Mrs A Murie and Mrs H Bennett returned from Salt Lake City Monday evening. F D Welling moved a building near the sugar factory to his residence Tuesday. Miss Dowsie Richards, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Richards of Fielding, joined Bh M and P Co as a lady clerk. Mr and Mrs Sanford Bingham went to Ogden Monday for Mrs Bingham’s sister-in-law’s funeral. Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly and strengthens the lungs. Get the genuine in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Welling
Misa Dowsie Richards
Fred Richards
Fieldlog
Bh. M. and
P. Co
Mrs. Sanford Bingham
Ogden
Mra. Binghoom
City
Foley
Bros, Garland and Tremonton Drug Store
Married man in trouble over family cough remedies
A columnist warns that a husband who allows any family member to use anything other than Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble is guilty of neglect. The notice emphasizes the product’s lack of opiates and its yellow packaging. After Broa, Garland and Tremonton Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Folley
Broa
Garland and
Tremonton Drug Store
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Democratic
M. H. Welling
Bob
Mary Wanings
Capener
John C
Wheelon
Lottie B, Smith
Hazel Evans
EF. Manning
Judges OF Election
I. A
J. FP. Featherstone
George Henrie
George F. Grover
Bert Wallace
Parley Lishman
Burdett Smith
Lawrence B. Smith
North Garland
Margaret W. Manning
Annie Munns
Dora W. King
Lula B. Lundquist
BE. May King
Lusetta Thompson
Charister
Lucioda
Bingham
Cade Archibald
Fanny W. King
Birdie Lundquist
Laura Archibald
Ida Ross
Dessie Gleason
Aliee Leavitt
Mamie Shumway
Minnie FE. Larsen
Ada Bingham Sarah Bixton
J. F. Devey
A. I. Grover
Elwood
At & P.m
D. O. McKay
J. D. Call
J. W Peters
J. F. Featherstoge
Geo, Henrie
David O. McXay
D. B. Foulger
Thos, EK. King
Louis H. Getz
Justice of the Peace
George R. Chase
Repubiicans
Moroni Mortensen
Prohibition
R. B. Davia
Peter M. Hansen
Box Elder County
George May
Pres. Roosevelt
Wm. MrKinley
Elias Jensen
E. A. Box
Rosnof
P. Horsley
Rex Elder County
Perty
No. J. Valentine
National Republican
William Howard Taft
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Thomas Levy
Garfield County
Lafayette Holbrook
Utah County
Henry Cohn
Joseph Howell
Cache County
William Eury
Supreme Court
W. M. McCarty
Sevier County
Tingey
Juab County
David Mattson
Weber County
Jesse D. Jewkes
Emery County
A. R. Barnes
A. C. Nelson
San Pete County
First Judicial District
HB. C, Call
WM. C. Horsley
W. & Hansen
Adams
Thatcher
M. J. Richards
Riverside
Joseph Josephson
Plymouth
Co, G
Adney
Corinne
Alvin Ipsen
Isabella Dalton
Nels Jenson
J, N
Holdaway
Dewey
Sunset Precinct
Jutice of the Peace
T. L
Nook
Moalah Evans
Onearie Garland
Wm. King
Mre. A. Murie
Mra. H. Bennett
Salt Lake City
State Bank of
J. F. Owens
Garland
Davis County
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Colorado
Colorado Beauty
Davis County Nurseries
Roy
Tremont
Liquor House
G. A. Woodward
Becker
Beast
Flaher
Bast Lake
PABST
Blue Ribbon
Mercantise
Garland Mercantile Co
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