Garland Globe schedule lists rail arrivals and ads
The Garland Globe from Garland Utah lists subscription rates and advertising options. It shows editor A Wixom and train timetables from Ogden to Malad Tremont Corinne Brigham and back with specific departure and arrival times. F. F. Grosa is noted as local agent in Utah.
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Ogden
Brigham
Corinne
Tremont
Garland
Malad
Postal Schedule and Office Hours Listed
Mails arrive and depart at Penrose and Way at 11:00 a m and 1:00 p m respectively. Stone and Way see arrivals at 6:30 and departures at 6:30 a m. Office hours run from 8 to 6. Eva C Wilcox is postmaster.
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Penrose
Pi Stone
Stone
Eva C. Wilcox
Readers invite notices of births deaths and marriages
We invite readers to submit items of updated events and ordinary happenings such as births deaths marriages and other goings and comings so the paper may publish them for the public.
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Utah State News Roundup of James—March Highlights
Utah reports include Ranch postmaster appointment in Kane county, Senator Smoot’s farm bill approval, Webot county horse fair planning, and Ogden cement plant resuming 2000 barrels daily. February Salt Lake deaths total 115 with 14 births. diphtheria epidemic shuts schools. Ephraim waterworks talks. saloon license hikes threaten renewals in Ogden.
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Alice Seaman
Ranch
Kane County
Smoot
Senate
Webot County
Ogden
Union Portland Cement Company
Salt Lake
Board of Health
Utah
Ball Lake City
Fairview
Ephraim
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah
Uintah Reservation
Joe Sullivan
C. S&s Ford
H. M. Caruthers
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Willard Canyon
Utah Light & Tallway Company
Pantone
Lehi Pratt
Pratt
Frank E. Davey
General Passenger Department
Oregon Short Line
Piedmont
Oakland
Cal
Juvenile Court
Alice Emma Oliver
Willard Oliver
Golconda
Nev
Springville
W. H. Wattis
Utah Construction Company
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Wattle
State Board of Education
Cisco
Grand Junction
Colorado
Ed Forre
Forre
Wyoming
Huntera
Sanpheh
Global tensions and domestic notes drive early 20th century headlines
Japanese calls for hard policy against China clash with domestic shifts in the United States. Obituaries note James Oliver, 84, in South Bend. Columbus bans standing room in nickel theaters while Berwick NC plant restarts, employing 4000. Ohio aids Collinwood school victims with 25000 relief funds. Detroit stove workers return after a six month strike. Fire devastates Noda Soy near Tokyo destroying 400 of 1000 homes worth 2.5 million. Straus targets anarchists and deportations rise. Wind damages Chicago. Railway and labor shifts unfold across the country. Lynching in Georgia and shipyard layoffs in Missouri reflect era tensions. Unrest and policy moves ripple from Kansas City to Chihuahua. Opponents push suffrage as women seek voice in Congress. Public school fires and city rail contracts mark daily upheavals.
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China
James Oliver
South Bend
Ind
Bond
Columbus
Ohio
Noda Soy
Tokio
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Chicago
P. H. Abbott
Great Northern Branch
The
Order of Telegraphers
Curry Robertson
John Henry
Hawkinsville
Warren Hart
British Isles
Ireland
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Railway System
St. Louis
Kansas City
Manhasset Bay
Port Washington
L. 1
W. ©. Hradley
Kentucky
Fairbanks
Taft
Isthmian Canal Commission
Mount Crab
Cincinnati
Allison
Senate
Congress
Ellwood T. Hance
Union Trust Company of
Detroit
Creel
Chihuahua
Mexico
Tillman
New York City
Committee On
Woman Suffrage
House
Judiciary Committee
Rawhide Western Railway Company
California Construction Company
Walker Lake
Nevada
One Hundred and Ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Broadway
New York
America
Northwest Notes on Rail Cuts and Western News
The Great Northern trims telegraph staff while closing stations. Senate approves three public building bills for Idaho and Wyoming sites. Incidents include a fatal shooting in Callente Nevada, troops departing Goldfield and a Seattle real estate murder case. Montana and Nevada politics, railroad rules, and local crime notes pepper the region.
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Great Northern Railway
Ihe
Senate
Lander
Wyo
Rock Springs
Lewiston
Idaho
Card
Knox
Callente
Nevada
United States
Goldfield
New
Presaidio
Monterey
Cal
J. H. John
Seattle
Boyd & John
Darrington
Wash
Jesse B. Price
John
Price
Hunt
Hebent
J. E Hein
Cascade County
Tanchmana
Big Laws
Kallspell
Flathead
Montana
Alexander Pound
Southern Pacific
Reno
Truckee
Blue Canyon
Giuseppe Allo
Leo Heinrichs
Stidger
Emil Gratt
New York
Daniel H. Weston
Wice Territorial
Montana Club
Marcus
Chester Thompson
Emory
Thompson
Bellingham
Republican State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Salt Lake
Northwest
Hey
Denver
Rio Grande
Secretary of the Interior
Board of Missions
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wind River Reservation
Wyoming
James B. Metcalfe
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