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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1909
Page
3
An essay on humor notes that laughter reflects mental condition and is influenced by actor delivery, author created situations, climatic conditions, and audience makeup. It asserts criminals’ lack of humor, philanthropists’ relish, and regional taste differences from northerners to New York women, with children at matinees markedly responsive.
Arthur M. Watson argues for Sunday morning library hours in Boston. He contends public libraries serve learning and culture for all citizens and should not bow to religious or budget limits. He warns that cutting Sunday access harms workers and the community’s educational needs.
Congressman Geo. A. Pearre argues for universal suffrage, condemning exclusions by crime or idiocy. He contends the government should include all inhabitants and extend citizenship beyond birth, highlighting the contribution of women as voters and warning against electorate ignorance and danger.
A Practical Dairy man article promotes V E Fuller’s diffusion system and muslin windows to ventilate barns. It recommends three square feet of glass and two square feet of muslin per cow, prioritizes south-facing openings, and describes hinge methods to avoid direct drafts while improving air flow and cow health.
Passenger trains announce southbound and northbound departures from Ogden to Brigham and Corinne with arrivals at Malad and back, plus freight and mail routes. Local agent F F Gross lists Garland service and post office hours Eva C Wilcox signs as Postmaster with mail arrivals from Penrose and Stone and corresponding outbound times.
A Canadian dairyman with 12 Holstein cows produced 97 240 pounds of milk last year using a daily routine. Cows are milked morning and evening, with roots, meal, straw or hay, and water fed before or after milking. At noon a cut corn feed is given, and the noon meal shifts to meal mixed with bran and strong flour as needed to match barley and oats.
Farmers advised to keep cows comfortable at night during cold wet weather. Daytime care relies on pasture and good water access, after which cows can largely tend to themselves.
The notice invites readers to send in births deaths marriages and social items observed in the community to help publish more complete local news coverage.
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