Garland Globe Advertisement and mailing details
The Garland Globe printed Saturdays in Garland Utah lists subscription rates and advertising information. The note states one year costs 21.60 six months 15 and that the paper is entered as second class matter February 17, 1906, with A Wixom as editor and manager.
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Marland
Utah
Utah State News Update From Provo to Salt Lake
Bell Telephone strik e and survey work for electric light poles across Davis county. A Salt Lake barber fined for plying vacation without license. Buildings torn down in Salt Lake injured Blanchard Goniss. Five Springville postmaster candidates after H M Dougall’s death. Mine injuries near Mercur endanger Tim Farino. Mrs J Johnson loses right limb after San Pedro train collision. Unknown man found with bullet hole in Jordan River. likely suicide. Independent Telephone franchise to Provo Olmsted. county commissioners oversee. Coal mine purchases by Moroni Spring City Chester Fountain Green Mount Pleasant for price protection. Ridgley Calendar president eyes move to Salt Lake. Sandy grants 25 year Utah Light & Power franchise. Dayton Fernstermaker recaptured near Murray. Layton may seek town government. Daisy Wonnacott shot in Salt Lake City play robbers incident. Titan and Nevada flockmasters plan suit against Idaho inspector over crossing. Garfield town grows with 500 buildings for new smelter town. Vendetta ends with Italian stabbing in Salt Lake City. William Parr attempts suicide in Los Angeles. survived. February health dept report: 241 deaths state wide. 66 contagious. 56 localities free.
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Dayton Fernstermaker
Salt Lake County
Murray
Daisy Wonnacott
Salt Lake
Ogden
Titan
Nevada
Noble
Idaho
Nevada Range
Horrors of Colorado Railroad Disaster and Map Showing Where Accident Happened
A mixed feature piece notes a Colorado railroad disaster with a map locating the crash site, followed by gardening tips on verandas and vines, then muses on Martians and a Panama farming anecdote about easy banana and corn cultivation. Named figures include Camille Flammarion.
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Colorado
Newspapers and Public Morals Rise With Press Power
Collier's Weekly argues newspapers have real power to shape society for better ends. It notes growing moral uplift in the press and calls for readers to raise personal standards. If genuine, exposure strengthens public trust. if not, the progress may vanish.
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Collier's Weekly
Congressman Bede Faces Humorous Language Glitch
Minnesota congressman Bede recounts a campaign gag when a Scandinavian audience in pine woods expected a Norwegian speech. To ease the tension he asked those who cannot understand English to stand, none did, then offered to speak in English, the language all understood. The item ends with a digressive note on food from wood and worn clothing being considered for digestion.
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Bede
Minnesota
Pine Woods
Chicago Chronicle
Good Points of Jersey Cow
The Jersey cow is small with a light maintenance ration and a large profit share from its feed. It is a persistent milker, often perpetual, usually dry for more than six to eight weeks annually. The Jersey has long usefulness in dairy, with five profitable years for the average cow and many remaining productive at eighteen to twenty one.
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Mars
Camille Flammarion
Earth
Jersey
Studies Old Turquoise Mines Explored by Petrie in Sinai
English archaeologist Prof. Petrie leads a scientific party across Sinai in old Arabia to study turquoise mines. Camps, 500 to 600 workers, December to March expeditions, sandstone caverns, 260 foot temple, 250 inscriptions copied, shedding light on ancient Egyptian mining and Semitic worship before Christ.
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Petrie
Old Arabia
Prof
Sinai
Ho Mare
Judalam
Brain must be kept active for longevity
The article argues mental activity preserves brain health like exercise for muscles. Active professionals such as judges and legislators tend to live longer than those who retire early with idle leisure, due to continued use and nourishment of the brain.
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