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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1909
Page
5
Residents flood the streets as a motor car parade passes through town at 11 a.m. A. Zink calls it a steam boat looking for water while critics attack the new service for cutting Sunday mails and limiting weekend hours. The call for nighttime Malad trips and restored Sunday service reflects widespread demand for better Valley transportation.
A movement aims to build a 40000 dollar stake tabernacle in the city. Funds are to be raised 10000 dollars yearly for four years, with Garland ward assessed 2100 dollars and other wards covering the rest. Two sites offered, likely chosen: Vanfleet site south of Geo W. Miller and Grover site north of town. The project has backing from Stake Presidency, High Council, and ward bishops, with work to start this fall if the public unites with leadership.
A call for improved passenger service notes traffic justifies more frequent trains. Residents urge action to secure Sunday trains and better overall scheduling, arguing theBear River Valley population deserves enhanced rail connectivity.
Demand for Dr King’s New Life Pills soars as they promise to cure sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills and malaria. Available from all druggists for 25 cents.
Prof. B S Hinckley of the L D 8 Business College Salt Lake will deliver a lecture at Garland hall Sunday evening September 12 at 8 pm under the auspices of the Mutual Improvement Associations. Everybody invited.
A user from Allegan Michigan reports taking two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and feeling fifty percent better after weeks of discomfort. The advertisement claims the tablets are a fine remedy for biliousness and notes they are for sale by all dealers with free samples.
Carey Act lands covering 80 000 acres to be opened for settlement at Arco Idaho on September 14. Reduced rates offered via Oregon Short Line. Train tickets on sale September 11 to 14 with limit by September 18.
15 acres four miles from Tremonton on main street with a 20 acre orchard. The larger tract is 160 acres five miles from Tremonton near a beet station, half with water rights capable of wheat and crops, other half pasture. Full plowing and ditching done. Whole quarter priced at 50 dollars an acre with half cash. Inquire W G Orr Tremonton Clyde Bowen Getz Tremonton.
Brigham to observe Peach Day on September 15 with reduced fares to be offered via Oregon Short Line. Train schedule and rates will be announced later.
Bargains advertised by Wilson Lumber Co Tremont target goods left by burglars. Store promotes heavy discounts across available inventory. Prospective buyers urged to visit Tremont location for reduced lumber and related items.
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