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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
8
Mrs N L Drown visits relatives in Ogden while Jos Jensen travels to Brigham on business. Garlands and Utah Sugar Co offices figure in town life as residents attend dances, visits, and community events.
A New York woman recalls an encounter with a Parisian man on Broadway who bowing politely revealed her petticoat peeking below the skirt. She notes his delicate method of pointing out the mishap without embarrassment or direct blame.
A religiously raised girl hosts a tea party with two dolls and a vacant chair. She pauses at the empty place then asks God if he will take a cup of tea, reflecting her parents teaching that God is always present.
Massachusetts man recalls a Yan kee housewife tale as a burglar alarmed a couple. The wife fixes on a humorous question about whether the burglar wiped his feet before going upstairs. A postmaster pursues fines from many violators of underpaid mail to a Richmond tobacco maker.
The general cattle market at Kansas City Stock Yards rebounded from the prior week and is steady to strong today except for medium class fed steers. About 11,000 head were traded with robust demand for stockers and feeders. Heavy feeders rise toward prohibitive prices while stockers bring 350 to 405. Top corn-fed steers recently sold at 69.5, cows 47.3, heifers 50 to 60, bulls 40 to 41.5, calves 17.5 to 25.0. Lamb and mutton markets weaken amid light receipts and adverse Chicago reports.
A Chicago manufacturer warned clerks who spend spare time styling themselves. He observed one young man with a diamond ring and fashionable clothes, then asked the cashier his salary. The reply: twelve dollars weekly, cut to ten for dressing better than the boss.
In the Ransom family a young prodigy named Jimmy emerges as a musical talent. At eight he astonishes relatives, at ten talks of formal study, and bachelor uncle Franklin Rangom, rich and cautious, finally agrees to fund years of lessons after hearing Jimmy play in a shed using tomato cans and a spoon.
Mrs N F Rowan of McDonough Ga credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic liver and stomach trouble and a blood condition that turned her skin red. She says the remedy made her appear 20 years younger and enabled her to work with renewed strength, with a testimonial from Riter Brow Drug Store at 600.
Patrick Mulvaney stood on the witness stand for the defense in the trial of Captain Hammer and Hubbard before Judge Cabanniss. He objected to going on record as Patrick and noted friends at Fort Bragg knew him as Pat. Mulvaney remained airy and humorous while answering questions.
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