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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
4
The Garland Globe announces subscription terms and advertising rates with A Wixom as editor and manager. Subscriptions run one year six months or three months, rates furnished on application. Based in Garland Terme, Utah.
U S L time table lists North Bound departures from Ogden at 8 20 a m with stops at Brigham Corinne Tremont Garland and Malad arriving 1 00 p m and returning to Ogden by 6 25 p m Local Agent F F Grosa notes fares at 1 60 6 60
Mails arrive from Penrose and way at 11 00 a m and 6 30 p m Mails leave for Penrose and way at 1 00 p m and 6 30 a m Mails arrive fle Stone and way at 6 30 p m and leave at 6 30 a m Office hours are 6 a m to 6 p m Eva C Wilcox Postmaster
Readers are invited to submit births deaths marriages and other items of local interest for publication. The paper seeks observations on goings and comings and asks help to publish timely notes from the public.
A roundup of Utah items notes farm planting near Moentl eollo and state fund allocations for Ogden and Weber County. Other items cover a Salt Lake City Bakkaapers gathering, a 12 year old marriage near Bingiam Junction, a Mayfield diphtheria outbreak, livestock shearing projections at Thompson’s and Trewey, Ogden tabernacle choir entering the eisteddfod, Hoytaville bridge contract, a Salt Lake boy’s death from a locomotive crash, a $10 monthly tax on slot machines, school district consolidation efforts, a Park City fines appeal, a Richmond old folks dinner, Bertha Rhodes’ attempted suicide, a Fremont shell accident, a dog attack on a child, Marysvale injury, and various local incidents including fires and railway safety ideas. The report also mentions a Western Association of the Blind meeting, state treasurer’s March balance, Alfred Howes’ serious injury, a train hold-up west of Ogden, Park City explosion injuries, a Salt Lake fire safety invention, a mining man’s suicide, and fire losses in Spring City.
The riot era report notes a $670000 appropriation for a naval station at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Wisconsin Republicans to attend the convention with LaPollette Taft and others. A broad mix of political, legal and crime items fill the page.
Lewiston voters reject midnight saloon closings while Montana votes on liquor and church issues. Interior officials vesture 276000 acres for Little Missouri irrigation. Helena court handles fencing case against Enock Herbert er. Train death in Nevada prompts safety talk. Oregon and Washington Railway gains Seattle grants. Schoolhouse raid in Anaconda ends with investigation. Sioux delegation meets president on reservation settlement. Joseph Henry Taylor, Dakota pioneer and author, dies. Socialist vote declines outside Butte with local results in Livingston and Helena elects officials. Brady Martin injured in Lind Washington. Canadian Pacific plans Rockies route expansion.
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