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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
3
The Garland Globe is a weekly Utah newspaper published each Saturday in Garland Utah. Subscription options include one year at 91.60 six months at 50 cents for three months and advertising rates available on request. Editor and Manager is A Wixom. Entered February 17, 1906 as second class matter at Garland post office.
A collage of 1907 items notes Jefferson Day dinners now cost five dollars to ten dollars per plate amid inflation. References to San Francisco earthquake graft cleanup and editorials from the Baltimore American and Washington Post add sharp remarks on politics, trains, and reform, with casual asides on tobacco, peppers, and domestic life.
The American Folk Citizen criticizes mail order houses for flooding the country with spring catalogues. They demand cash upfront, refuse exchanges, and offer no support to farmers or local taxes. They accuse these firms of avoiding taxes that fund schools roads and churches.
A congressman advised farmers to diversify crops with a humorous exchange about sowing mustard and ending with a jab. The incident drew loud laughter as the speaker pressed the point on crop variety.
A large Axminster carpet for a famed London club was completed at the Royal carpet factory in Wilton England. Weaving took place as a single piece measuring over 62 feet long and 35 feet wide. An immense loom over 40 feet long was erected and 12 workers labored for more than four months.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas credits Bucklow's Arnca Salve with curing his leg sores from a spider bite. Four boxes healed all wounds after initial relief. Judge Worthy of the Pasadena bench notes a respectful courtroom stance against insults to women. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by W F Gawron of Posco Georgia. available at Ritter Bros Drug Co.
A public office figure and Senator Sorghum debate ethics and money making versus patriotism. The dialogue suggests concerns about rebates and personal gain, contrasting public duty with financial incentives.
A Peabody baker Daly makes popular Daly bread praised by locals. A small child recalls a minister mentioning Lord and Daly’s bread. The ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure, urging label accuracy and safety. Separate item warns Florida and Alabama face new tropical ants threatening pest problems.
South bound passenger No 31 Ly Malad Thom North bound Ly Garland 40 am Lv Brigham 6 10 pm Ly Tremont 45 am Ly Corinne 8 am Ar Brigham 3 40 am Connects with Cache Valley train No 12 for Ogden and Salt Lake. Valley train Noll from
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