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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
4
News notes list Utah items including Himery county selling about 2 500 acres of patented coal land on May 26 and a postponed Logan horse fair to May 20. Other items mention immigrant arrivals, accidents, civic projects, and meetings across Salt Lake City Ogden Provo and Lehi.
The New Jersey senate moved to impose a life sentence for kidnapping. Separately, reports note trainwreckers suspected in Cheneyville Iowa killings, and other diverse international and local events across the era.
Deep Creek mines plan immediate ore shipments to Salt Lake smelters while Nevada districts report booming activity. Utah Utah Mine at Fish Springs posts a three cent dividend. new smelter near Ogden boosts local industries. Mizpah Nevada shows surface ore valued up to seven thousand per ton with high silver content. Ontario Park City mines strike labor action over new rules amid rising copper prices and record dividends.
Reports from Nevada and Wyoming cover a range of events: a four and a half year old boy injured by a railroad torpedo explosion near Rock Springs. other accidents at Mt City and Brown's Siding. Arbor Day observances and school programs in Wyoming. efforts to curb cattle mange near Laramie. a new double track project on the Union Pacific between Green River and Granger. labor contracts at Anaconda and Washoe. deaths of notable Western pioneers in California. Rhodes scholar Harold Merriam considered for Puget Sound University. government land fences being removed by Ora Haley. a dam on the Laramie river spurring fishing complaints. appointments and legal moves involving Wyoming figures. and a Tonopah deputy US surveyor, Mise Bradford, noted as the only such official in the country.
In a dramatic finale Farnsworth returns from heartbreak to find Pauline reading his closing lines The two confess love and kiss as he declares the divine revelation of love and she admits awakening faith at Notre Dame The tale links art passion and rediscovered commitment within a wary modern romance
At a senate meeting in Paria Prof. Dieulafoy urged banning white lead as a paint ingredient. He warned that allowing white lead risks poisoning horses and humans, despite hygiene laws and humanitarian dictates supporting inspection.
A letter to the editor from the Washlogton Star comments on government ownership of railways with the pun heat hat and predicts the passage as a principal feature. The writer voices support for public control and uses irony to press the argument.
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