Garland Utah newspaper notice footnote on mailing
Entry as second class matter February 17 1908 at Garland Utah post office under act of March 1 1870. Subscribers who fail to receive their papers regularly please notify this office.
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
7
Entry as second class matter February 17 1908 at Garland Utah post office under act of March 1 1870. Subscribers who fail to receive their papers regularly please notify this office.
The Globe marks volume three and thanks readers for patronage while noting past hardships. It appeals to Garland and Vinny residents to favor the home paper, pledges improvements in material and presses, and asks for continued liberal support as the town grows.
The State Relief Committee appeals for funds to aid victims of the Calabria and Sicily earthquake and tidal waves. A subscription list was presented to the Globe for collection. Public urged to contribute at the committee office. Contributions received include Sanford Bingham 0 Julia Bingham 0.50 Charlie Edwards 1.60 Mrs Hanna Bone 0.50.
Lester Roberts and John Thomas visit Garland with parents while Knouts Ellingson spends time with friends. James Bone Jr travels from Garland to Montrose Colp to visit his parents. John Brownson visits Brigham as mud issues are reported. James Hess and Alice Tovey wed in Fielding with a reception at the bride’s mother’s home. M A Boothe remodels the Utahna hotel post office room into a lobby with living quarters newly fitted.
Estray notice from T L Snook Sunset Precinct Elder County Utah about a one day horse colt weight 750 pounds with no brands. The animal will be sold at Garland Livery barn on Wednesday February 10 1900 at 2 pm if not claimed. Notice signed by Poundkeeper T L Snook.
Short classified notes advertise lots on Factory and Main streets for sale through Garland Mercantile Co. and a four room house with pantry and closet for sale via The Foulger Company.
The Youths Companion is promoted as a safe, entertaining and moral periodical for families. It highlights stories that emphasize duty, honor and loyalty while avoiding vulgar or demoralizing content. A full current volume description and sample copies are offered with a one year subscription price of 1.76 plus a free calendar lithographed in thirteen colors.
A historical excerpt notes five Supreme Court provisions on mailing periodicals. It covers prima facie subscription proof, renewal by silence, continued responsibility for unpaid bills, liability when mail is not updated after moving, and fraud implications for refusing or removing papers.
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