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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
4
The notice asks readers to send in items of local interest such as births deaths marriages and other events so the paper can publish them. It invites public assistance to improve coverage and mentions Mach 411 as a point of reference.
Governor Cutter issues Flag Day proclamation for June 16. A Baltimore child dies after falling into a boiling water ladle. Utah sees accidents, hospital cases, and a string of incidents across cities. Rail fines, forest herd losses, postmaster salary adjustments, and tourism plans frame a broad statewide update.
Reports detail a deadly tornado near Boeius ten miles northwest of Kearney Nebraska that killed Ene Voidaen and his wife and wrecked their house. The list includes multiple global and local calamities, crimes, and court actions from around the world and United States.
A seed corn tester is described by joining two 12 by 16 inch boards to form a 2 inch thick block. Drill two 1/2 inch holes at each end, insert short bolts with washers, then bore 26 three-quarter inch holes 1 1/2 inches apart. Label rows, remove bolts, slide top board right to align holes, and bore the two end.
The Prairie Farmer describes building and using a seed tester with bolts and washers to drop three to five grains from each ear into a labeled crib. Ears are stored as A-1, D-6, and so on, then carried to a seed bed a week before use. The tester is set on a corner, end bolts removed, and seeds dropped evenly onto a damp bed covered with old carpet or sacks.
Practical guidance on timing the first alfalfa cutting in May or June and curing methods using dew-free mornings and daily cock turning to avoid heating. Advice on build of hop caps from cotton duck to protect quality, plus note on jointed wool indicating weakness from illness or interrupted growth and urging constant sheep growth.
The instruction advises keeping nonlambing young ewes and barren ewes apart from those heavy in lamb. Mixing them at feeding time risks injuries to pregnant ewes as all groups compete for feed.
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