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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
4
The Manning family relocates from Blue Creek ranch to town for winter. Fred Manning plans to stay two weeks to finish harvest first. William and Volney King return from Coyote Utah where their father is ill and improving.
The demand for Dr King’s New Life Pills is described as astounding at druggists. The ad claims the pills cure Sour Stomach Constipation Indigestion Biliousness Jaundice Sick Headache Chills and Malaria and are priced at 25 cents.
The 2nd Int. class B, Garland Sunday school, led by teachers Jos E Corbett Geo T Rogers Joseph F Devey Charlie Edwards Belva Welling and Hazel Chapman, traveled to Wakie Sunday to visit their Sunday school and report a pleasant outing.
Round trip fare from Garland to Seattle quoted at 38.30 dollars with daily sale starting in June. Service details and full particulars to be requested from Aventa.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence B Smith and Burdett Smith arrived from Clarkston Monday and Tuesday Mrs Burdett Smith visited relatives in Ogden L B Smith went to his ranch at Blue Creek Wednesday
The copy touts Electric Bitters as the greatest health builder, claiming it purifies blood, tones the system, and strengthens stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. It promises vigor of body and mind for the weak or run-down, with a 50 cent price and pharmacist guarantee.
Miss Hazel Edwards daughter of Supt Thales H Edwards leaves for Salt Lake City to attend the L D S University. Mr Edwards accompanies her to Salt Lake City and returns Tuesday night. FOR SALE House and one half acre lot in Garland Utah write to H O Hunsaker West Portage Utah. J31 tf
Chamberlain's Salve stands out for burn care and skin ailments. It relieves pain quickly and heals minor injuries with no scar, also useful for chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. Price 26 cents. For sale by All Dealers.
For Sale Jonathan apples 50c 75c and 1.00 per bushel. Phone F L Walker 36-1 blk 2. Fred Manning reports $1500 loss of horses last week four head foundered on grain and a mare Jesse Fleming died after sickness. Frank Wooley of Logan to manage Aiter Bros Drug Store after October 1. H C Williams to leave as local manager for medical studies at Atlanta University. O L Winters returned from Ogden. Mrs Emma Grover of Farmington visiting A S Grover. Felix Baird sick this week.
A lively housing ad style plea touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a fast remedy. A mother reports burns boils and a cut foot relieved after use, claiming the salve cured the family and a quarter paid. Sold by all.
Notice lists judges May or Nelson of Huntsville and two Ogden residents for a Glen Bros. Piano Co. drawing. The first winning number, if claimed within ten days, gains the piano. unclaimed numbers move to the next claimant, with the piano held at Glen Bros. Piano store until claimed.
A missing plaid coat was found between this city and Brigham near Brigham. Return to Archie Munns in Garland. Also noted is Lioners for medicinal use at Riter Bros Drug Store.
Tickets on sale from Utah stations north of Ogden from October 1 to 6. Rates and details available via agents. limit October 15. Contact Oregon Short Line for particulars and pricing.
Notice from the United States Land Office Salt Lake lists Utah’s selections under the 1894 Act for Indemnity School lands NWI 4 Sec 22 T19N R7W Serial 04478. Protests against mineral value may be filed before final approval. lack of protest implies acceptance.
The Kiddies Tin Band held a Thursday night concert for Mr. and Mrs. Chapman with a lively parade of music. Dr. Rich and wife arrived by train and a planned reception was scuttled as they were invited to sit down, while the youngsters enjoyed ice cream at Boyd and Francis’ confectionery at the expense of Rich and Chapman.
W H Boothe of Brigham was in town on business yesterday. Mr and Mrs E C Koerner were Ogden visitors yesterday. J W Lewis leaves Sunday on a trip to Chicago Milwaukee and other eastern cities. F L Walker moved his family to Logan yesterday where his children will attend school. Mr Walker has leased a farm in that locality and will tend both farms next season.
The Peach Day edition on page 22 of the Box Elder News underlines a Canal Corinne branch cut with Near Corinne. An error attributes Lindquist's apple orchard to Bear River City. the orchard sits in East Garland.
The Westminster Gazette notes in a Bavarian parish near Aschaffenburg that birth within the Klingenberg church area grants residents a $60 start from the municipality with no upkeep rates. If invested at 3 percent, this would yield about $7,300 at age 60, creating a strong pension incentive. The requirement to prove parish birth limits the town’s appeal as a residence.
The article enumerates marriage ages by country and faith, noting lower ages for girls in many nations. Austria sets 14 for both sexes, Germany 18 for men and 14 for women, Belgium 18 and 15, Spain 14 and 12, and similar patterns across France Greece Hungary Portugal Russia Saxony and Switzerland with mixed ages and religious exemptions.
We request readers provide births deaths marriages and other tidbits from their observation. Many events go unrecorded so we ask for assistance to publish all news in print.
The island's mineral production rose from 1.28 million dollars in 1896 to about 7 million dollars in 1907, with coal dominating the output. Coal, sulphur, gold, silver, and manganese are the leading minerals, and Muroran port ships from the Pacific Coast call for coal aiding a new British-Japanese iron and steel venture. Estimated coal beneath four local mines reaches 600 million tons.
J J Firestone of Allegan Michigan reports taking two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night and feeling fifty percent better after weeks. The ad notes they are a fine biliousness remedy and are for sale by all dealers with free samples.
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