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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
4
An old newspaper clipping from Garland Utah includes a playful "Editor's Love Letter" seeking delinquent subscribers. The piece blends humor with a plea for overdue payments while noting second-class mailing and post date references from 1909.
A 1910 note urges full attendance when Box Elder County schools reopen on September 19. It references the President's August 25 report in the Box Elder News, highlighting lost funds from absentees, calls for tighter supply controls, and emphasizes the value of a structured curriculum designed by experienced educators to raise student achievement and fairness in expectations.
County Superintendent H W Valentine urges consistent attendance to ensure children complete primary schooling. He warns irregular or short attendance wastes years and hinders futures, noting excuses exist but long absences cause irretrievable loss. A Grand M I A ball and election ad follows.
Sunday meeting led by Bishop Capener included singing The Glorious Day Has Rolled On and prayers by Peter Jensen. Sacrament conducted by Elders Ursel Rose and W M Lilly White. New ward members Rosannah Jones family and S D Hunter family accepted. F O Haws released as ward chorister, N C Mortensen chosen. Phebe Jensen and Mary Preston released as Y S M I A aides. Speakers L Grover Manning T BE Secrist and F O Haws. Grand M L A ball planned at Garland hall next Saturday September 24 with popularity vote and prizes.
The note urges readers to turn to page 5 of this issue to seize a significant opportunity tied to a substantial sacrifice. It emphasizes urgency and immediate action.
Mrs J W Lewis on sick list. Mosiah Evans traveled to Salt Lake Thursday. O Anderson of Brigham visited town. Various residents left for Salt Lake and Logan. Miss Ethel Jones hired at Boyd Francis confectionery. Miss Jennett Ault joined Riter Bros Drug. Local sales include brass bed giveaway at Jensen Bros. Peaches and fruit sent from Riverside. Weather improved harvest pace with rain easing dust. Gov Spry appoints Bear River Valley delegates to Dry Farming Congress in Spokane. Telegraphy field promoted with job opportunities after 8 hour law enactment.
Mrs J J Shumway entertained the officers and aids of the Garland Primary Association at her home Thursday afternoon of this week. A pleasant afternoon was spent and delicate refreshments were served.
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