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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
5
Ruth Ainslie faces editorial pressure to write from experience. She revises a past failed romance after discovering a lover’s hidden marriage and an asylum, learning love costs and craft—then finds eventual happiness with Brown, the editor, and plans a brighter ending.
Edward W Perry extols bananas as profitable for farmers, noting triple the value of potatoes and steady 5 percent annual gains on $1188 acre over 28 years. He describes uses from bread and pies to beverages and substitutes, arguing bananas suit small areas and offer safe profits. A wise man accepts his advice.
Governor Smith signs a prohibition bill effective January 1 1908. The report lists a string of disparate incidents from the era including drownings, murders, shipwrecks and a failed assassination attempt in Paris. Notable items include a Canton opium den crackdown, a Long Beach streetcar tragedy, and Peary’s pole expedition delay.
A new irrigation company is formed in Green River with capital of 100000. The First State Bank of Salina incorporates with 25000 capital. Various city projects proceed in Nephi and Ogden. Accidents include a boy hurt in Logan Canyon, a cyclist with a fractured skull in Salt Lake City, and a fatal mine collapse at Hingham. Also noted are strikes potential on the Denver Rio railroad, legal actions, and health statistics for Salt Lake.
The July production of Uncle Sam is about 25. The Silver Peak mill at Blair Nevada is in commission. Leasers in Seven Troughs district claim a coming boom. Oil deals move in Uintah Wyoming and Park City Utah. New mining, oil and ore developments spread across Idaho Nevada Utah and Colorado as crews rush to work and expand plants.
A series of tragedies and incidents fill the page including drownings in Ohio and Colorado, a French gardener killed by an unknown assailant near Mill Creek Oregon, drownings of Mrs. Francisco Marques and two daughters in Colorado, and a wagon overturn near Arboles. Also noted are a marriage between A Henry Clowes and Miss Therean Farneworth, and deaths of A J Campbell and freight engineer Howard Dexter.
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