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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
4
A long-winded tale warns newlyweds against quarrels citing an old dominic’s card of counsel for conduct in married life. It warns that most spats stem from trifles, urges silence at provocation, and cites scripture and wisdom from Solomon to Matthew to urge harmony and forgiveness.
A lone white heron wanders over Klamath marshes after a delayed Roosevelt order left the species’ national bird reserve unestablished. Officials warn that one surviving bird remains as the fate of the once plentiful colony is sealed by fashion and policy.
The text argues that true Christian strength lies in affirmation not prohibition, claiming rules suppress dynamic life. It contrasts punitive codes with emancipation and action, urging embodiment of ideals through progressive, incarnated ethics rather than static obedience.
A historical nutrition guide for work horses outlines a lean mass diet. It recommends three quarts of oats and three quarts of wheat bran per feeding, three times daily with oil and salt, plus ample hay and water. It discusses ground oats for older horses, crate space, exercise, and noting salt and bran benefits for digestion and liquid intake.
A simple method describes boring a 14 inch hole near the barrel bottom and linking it to a trough with a pipe that exits just below the trough edge. A tight cover on the barrel completes a functional hog waterer comparable to patented models.
The author notes rising fencing costs push farms to segment land into hog lots with annual breaking and forage crops. Rye serves as winter pasture, with successive crops of oats, peas, rape, and sorghum planned. Cowpeas are praised for grazing hogs, becoming a seasonal staple for many farmers.
Lambs slated for fattening in late fall or early winter need a shelter with south exposure. Do not confine them in a closed barn. let them roam when weather allows. Provide fodder oats clover or alfalfa bay and access to four straw piles if possible. As finishing approaches increase grain intake add a little soybean meal cornmeal and ample oats.
Telegraph style notice records mail arrivals and departures for Gate Valley and Penrose routes. Postmaster Eva C. Wilcox lists daily mail times including arrivals from Penrose and Stone and way, closings at 7:00 p.m., with office hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Go South mail at 6:15 a.m.
The editor asks readers to send in births deaths marriages and other happenings to help publish all local news. The appeal emphasizes reader participation to capture goings and comings and ensure comprehensive coverage.
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