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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
4
The article argues that women in industry face systemic underpayment and abuse due to economic vulnerability. It contends women require union protection to resist greed and tyranny, and that solidarity among working women improves conditions, wages, and family welfare across generations.
A veteran performer laments the decline of comic opera as vaudeville and musical comedy rise. He notes stars have vanished to lighter entertainment, cites a cycle of phases, and asserts comic opera is dead with few suitable vehicles left for the old guard. He reflects on personal shift to more congenial, worthwhile work.
An editorial decries lax religious fervor and shallow patriotism. It laments modern selfishness and business over principle, warning that without higher government and moral standards the nation risks lawlessness and social decay. It compares complacency to white slave abuses and urges serious commitment to reform.
An article describes a renewal system for grapes, detailing year one nursery growth, heavy fertilization, weed control, and training. It outlines pruning and cane management across three years, promoting Moore's Diamond and McPike varieties as examples and claiming high profits from primed conditions and heat-fertilized care.
Asparagus follows rhubarb, shoots appear with warm weather. Cut shoots at 6 to 10 inches and dice to half inch pieces to cook like green peas. Roots yield 100 to 200 plants per family. set in furrows eight inches deep, one foot apart, cover one inch, venturing to level as they grow. Maintain cultivation, weed control, and rotted manure annually. Do not harvest stalks until year two or three. burn dead grain each fall.
The guide describes building a flat 6 by 16 foot hotbed using manure and earth, with a leaf mold base and straw cover. Pack deeply, set a frame, add eight to ten inches of straw, then a roof of light boards to shed water. Prepare about one month before use, aiming for early to mid May planting.
Conneeta with Cache Valley train Neform Ogden and Salt TRAIN. North Bound leaves Ogden at 8 20 a m Brigham 9 55 a m Corinne 10 10 a m Tremont 10 52 a m Garland 11 20 am Arrives at Malad 1 00 p m. South Bound leaves Malad 1 20 p m Garland 3 25 p m Tremont 3 40 p m Corinne 4 30 p m Brigham 4 55 p m Arrives at Ogden 6 25 p m F F Gross Local Agent Garland ccccecssce UtGh.
Mails close going south at 7 00 p m Mails arrive from Penrose and way at 11 00 a m Mails leave for Penrose and way at 1 00 p m Mails arrive Stone and way at 6 30 p m Mails leave for Stone and way at 6 30 a m Office hours 8 a m to 6 p m Eva C Wilcox Postmaster
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