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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
6
This ad urges buyers to choose a sturdy set of collar buttons and links. It claims a solid gold option offers lasting value, with a one price guaranteed deal and affordability compared to repeatedly buying cheap rivals.
A caller admires a postcard collection and spots a government postal card described as a rare item in the owner's catalogue from Buffalo Ex press.
Quotation from Dickens noting that effort conquers laziness and apathy. It frames active striving as essential to achievement and personal progress.
Florence Goldfield reports net profits of 11770.77 for the first quarter. International Smelting plans to have the Tooele Utah furnace ready by August. Prince Consolidated buys a quarter interest in the Davidson claim adjoining Prince group in Ploche district. Nevada Eagle in Eldorado near Searchlight shows 20 feet of ore at 11 dollars per ton. Gold King claims near Sparks change hands to Chicago capitalists. Eureka districts see excitement over a big quartz strike near Regis milk ranch. Utah Metal Mining advances an 11 000 foot tunnel from Tooele side toward Bing ham camp. Pioneer camp in southern Nevada reemerges amid renewed prosperity. Utah mine at Fish Springs ships two carloads of high grade ore worth about 2300 per car. Tono pah Belmont shaft depth 1060 feet shows ore in last twenty feet. Yellow Pine mine carload of zinc ore delivered to Salt Lake City after delay. Utah-Wyoming Oil installs No 2 well equipment with 140 barrel daily capacity. Bonnie Clare Mining tearing up railroad steel for new line to mines from Needles smelter. Nevada Douglas Copper begins second ore bin and transformer plant at Yerinityon. Copper stock worldwide swells 141 million pounds in sixteen months. Consolidated Mines at Goldfield report new discoveries and ongoing developments. Lucky Boy mine near Hawthorne shows increasing ore length with high silver and lead values at deeper levels. La Palma near Durango, once worked by Spaniards, now developed by American capital. Columbus Consolidated Mt Alta Utah reports improved ore yields and higher shipments.
A Montana region reports over 600 families on dry farming lands near Glendive in early 1910. Taft and Roosevelt may be invited to Spokane for the fifth Dry Farming Congress. Gohl received a life term for murder in Montevideo. A Nevada brawl ends with Pistovich firing onto a boarding house. Cattle roundup near Currant Nevada gathers 1000 head. A Pueblo fastened restraining incident with a clothes line. Montana railroad rates cut to 40 cents per 100 pounds. Grand Junction shows loyalty as Mock is carried 30 miles after both legs broken. Greaves cites Pinchot policies. A Pueblo church mothers plan allows babies in, supervised by teachers. Goldfield railroad promoter Zabriski returns with 5 million backing. Taft backs irrigation bond bill with Hamer. Dry Farming Congress eyes 200 million acres for plow in four years. Western grain prospects rise by 1915. Northern Pacific engineers classify land near Point of Rocks Montana. Japanese housed in Bellingham perishes in a fire, injuring two firemen. loss around 50,000.
Virginia Representative recounts a church that excommunicated members for blood fights one year and forgave their reintegration at the mourners’ bench. A lone elder speaker denounced the endless cycle, declaring he had done all the forgiving and was tired of it. Popu lar Magazine.
A seven year old girl, labeled a little fairy with gold hair and diamond eyes, flees a group of playmates. She taunts a boy saying he cannot catch her, twisting and dodging like a football half back until a fence ends the chase. She giggles as she declares the laugh broke her speed.
A brief wry exchange reveals a husband leaving his wife in Paris due to indecision over fabric amounts. He quips he grew tired of waiting as she debated whether to buy three yards and a half or four.
A fragment hints at a humorous clash over nominations and a letter’s stamp. It also references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming to ease teething and a generic ad for Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets as a laxative. The style resembles humorous or promotional clippings.
An advert extols the Overland as the simplest car with pedal control and automatic operations. It highlights high output, low maintenance, easy handling, and long engine life, selling 25 horsepower models from $1000 to $1900 with gas lamps and magneto included.
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