Garland Globe schedules and subscription details
The Garland Globe announces Saturday publication from Garland Utah with subscription terms seven years? actually sevennee. advertising rates on application. Notices postmarked February 17 1906. Editor A Wixom. Train timetables show North Bound and South Bound departures from Ogden to Malad and back with listed stops and times. Local agent F F Gross.
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Garland
Tremont
Corinne
Brigham
Ogden
F. F. Gross
Utah
Post Office Schedule for Penrose and Stone Areas
South 9 106 p m mails close at 6 15 a m arrives from Penrose and way by 11 00 a m leaving for Penrose and way at 1 00 p m arrives from Stone and way at 6 30 p m and leaves for Stone and way at 6 30 a m office hours 8 a m to 6 p m Eva C Wilcox postmaster
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Penrose
Stone and Way
Eva C. Wilcox
Public notice request for births and events
The notice invites readers to send in items such as births deaths marriages and other local happenings to help publish more complete news. It emphasizes public cooperation and timely submissions of goings and comings.
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Ogden Smelter to Reopen and July 14 Fight Planned
Utah state news reports the Ogden smelter resuming operations immediately after months of closure. A Gene Nelson versus Cyclone Thompson boxing match is targeted for Ogden on July 14, with other items noting sugar beet prospects, public notices, and local incidents.
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Ogden
Gene Nelson
Cyclone Thompson
Utah
Utah County
Alice Hook
Plains
Great Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake City
Marie McMillan
Syndicated Driver Casualties and National News Snapshot
Two men were killed and three were seriously injured in a livery stable collapse in Minneapolis. American forces enforce neutrality laws on the Mexican border. A storm damaged railroads near El Paso. Patterson defeated Carmack for Tennessee governor by 7 000 to 10 000 votes. Bishop Potter of New York in critical health. Mrs Frances Cleveland heads to Tamworth New Hampshire for summer with her children. Five drownings from a Wellington cloudburst. Bubonic plague confirmed in Caracas with fever fears at Puerto Cabello. Three children burned to death in Windsor California. Cholera spreads in Pangasian province to Nueva Ecija. Suit over Dr L E B Cofer’s presidency of territorial board of health. Osborn town marshal Matthew Ford kills a robber. Woman found murdered in Chicago rooming house. Booth Co guilty of rebating in Chicago. Manila and Fiber Paper Makers fined paid in New York. Explosion and fire in San Francisco destroys Diamond and Chenery streets buildings. Mexican revolutionary outbreak at Palomas Chihuahua. Albert Brown hanged in Washington. Roosevelt declines to stay execution. Albert Gallaher, McKinley bodyguard, dies in Chicago. Venezuelan court fines New York Bermuda Asphalt $5 million. French soldiers in Saigon ill in suspected poisoning. Texan & Pacific wreck near Boracho. Castro cables condolences to Mrs Cleveland.
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Henry C. Potter
New York
Frances Cleveland
President Cleveland
Princeton
Tamworth
N. H
Wellington
Kane
Caracna
Puerto Cabello
Adam Clang
Windsor
Cal
Pangasian
P. L
Nueva Ecija
L. EB. Cofer
United States Marine Hospital Service
Honolulu
Territorial Board of Health
Matthew Ford
Osborne
Ford
Chicago
Booth Co
West
Manila and Fiber Paper Manufacturers’ Association
United States
New York City
Diamond and Chenery
San Francisco
Republic of Mexico
Coahuila
Palomas
Chihuahua
Albert Brown
Harvey
Washington
Roosevelt
Albert Gallaher
Secret Service
McKinley
Gallaher
Crosgoat
Venezuela Court of Cessation
First Instane
New York and Bermudee Asphalt Company
Saigon
Cochin
China
Joseph Jones
Texan & Pacific
Boracho
el Paso
Teaas
Castro
Venezuela
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
An Intelligent Horse and the Farmer’s View on Traits
The Farm Press argues a farmer should raise colts until surplus, keep the best horses, and sell the mean ones. It compares horse disposition to that of women, noting misjudgments in trades and advising honesty, hard work, and practical farming choices.
Dipping Sheep Prevents Parasite Damage at Shearing
Farmers urged to dip flocks at shearing and after to combat external parasites. The article warns lice and ticks injure sheep, notes lice are hard to see, and promotes building simple dipping tanks for small teams or larger systems to protect stock during fairs and winter.
Cement Floors in Hoghouses Draw Debate in Hog Farm Notes
The article weighs cement floors for hoghouses noting they are cold and damp for piglets but easy to clean and sanitary. It cites false plank floors, bedding to insulate, and hogwire over gravel as alternatives to prevent rot and improve durability. Dirt floors are said to be preferable by some, yet pigs root them up.
Grita for Farms Summer Grit Shortage
Grita helps farmers supply grit for poultry amid summer shortages. The note suggests buying grit to ensure fowls receive necessary minerals and roughage.
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Sanpete
Charles
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Norman Hopper
Escalante Valley
Weber County
Eugene Knowles
Canada
Mra. George. Rowland
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Healy Hotel
J. B. Telfer
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Omaha
Telfer
Minneapolis
Norfolk & Southern Railroad
Trust Company of America
Patterson
Carmack
Tennessee
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Wm. King Garland
GLOBE
C. J. Campbell
Notary Public
A. G. Manaba
Garland, Utah
Obiam Evans
Elias A. Smith
M. D. Evang
Sam Evans
W. W. Riter
Thos. A. Cutler
Rommey
GHC
T. Odell
John ¢. Cutler
Horace G. Whitney
W. AR. Vanfleet
Europe
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Garland Club
Eph Coombs
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Catton JW. Lewis
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Fred Richards
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