Fragmented Utah newspaper schedule notice
Published Every Saturday at Utah Terms of Subscription One year in advance six months Three months Advertising rates furnished on application Editor and Manager Tremont Garland Malad schedules Arrives and leaves at listed times including Brigham Ogden with local agent listed.
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Leeves Malad
Garland
Tremont
Coriice
Brigham
Ogden
F. F. Gross
Gairland
Utah
Post Office Schedule Notice
At 6:15 a.m. star routes operate with mails to Penrose and way arriving 11:00 a.m. Mails depart for Penrose and way at 1:00 p.m. Mails arrive for Stone and way at 6:30 p.m. Mails depart for Stone and way at 6:30 a.m. Office hours are 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eva C. Wilcox Postmaster.
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Penrose
Eva C. Wilcox
Public appeal for submitting local news items
The editors invite readers to send in notices of births deaths marriages and comings observed in the community. They note many events pass unnoticed and urge the public to assist in gathering news for publication.
Utah State News Mixed Local Items Across State
East Lake lawyers form a baseball team ready to meet any professional men team in the state. The secretary of state mailed Utah laws 1907 to judges and county clerks. Work begins on a viaduct spanning Twenty fourth street in Ogden, due December. Logan City bonds buying plan approved. Convict W H L Parnette dies of heart failure. Salt Lake musician O N Wilson dies of blood poisoning. Edward Neilton, 9, recaptured from state industrial school. Detention home for juvenile offenders planned in Salt Lake County. J O Leary injures skull in Utah Hot Springs dive, paralyzed thereafter. Orden and Weber chamber of commerce organized, 500 members, dues $4. San Juan county park proclamation copies issued. Frank Aaron dies shot while attempting escape. Harris acquitted. Henry McIntosh burns from phosphorous can. John Dunn home in Park City damaged by fire. Peter Geeple tied to gambling houses commits suicide. Mrs. John Wooton of American Fork poisoned by wrong bottle. Alvin F Heaston Jr, 17, arrested for murder of Mary Stevens near Orderville. Be A Gunn suffers injury from falling sledge hammer at Rio Grande shops. Wiford Sorengen of Mendon reports hazing by two Agricultural College students. Joseph Hair killed and Elijah Watkins wounded in Heber City mine explosion. Edith Tyson, 24, English, likely to be deported for underworld ties. Two Greeks bound over for derailing Oregon Short Line train. New summer school course May 11 to June 27 at University of Utah. Mrs. Sarah R Stanley of Lehi killed in Deep Hollow wagon accident April 30.
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East Lake
Secretary of State
Utah
Twentyfourth
Oxden
State Board of Land Commissioners
Logan City
W. H L. Parnette
State Penitentiary
O. N. Wilson
Salt Lake
Edward Neilton
Atute Industrial School
Pelusant Grove
Salt Lake County
Ihe Earnest
Chamber of Commerce
Orden
Weber County
San Juan County
Frank Aaron
Salt Lake City
George Harrie
Harris
Henry McIntosh
John Dunn
Park City
Peter R. Geeple
Piust
John H. Wooton
American Fork
Alvin F. Heaston, Jr
Mary Stevens
Orderville
Heaton
BE. A. Gunn
Rio Grande
Gunn
Wiford Sorengen
Mendon
Agricultural College
Logan
Joseph Hair
Elijah Watkins
Heber City
Mountain Lake
Hairs Pick
Edith Tyson
Miss Tyson
United States
Oregon
University of Utah
State Board of Education
Sarah R. Stanley
Lehi
Deep Hollow
Stanley
Huband
Northwest notes of storms and political notes across the west
The senate approves appointing an extra assistant treasurer for Seattle. San Francisco Japanese contributors fund a fleet entertainment drive of 2446 dollars. Great Northern estimates damages at 79000 dollars after Hauser Lake dam breach. No. 1 mine at Hanna remains closed after deadly explosion with 56 bodies. W A Clark hospitalised in Los Angeles for neck growth removal. Helena voters back municipal waterworks and sewer extensions with 670000 dollars insurance. Sparks shops restart at full force. 500 workers affected. Fireman George E hie dies after dynamite blast near Butte. authorities withhold crew details. Morrison shoots his sweetheart in Oregon then dies. Reno man commits suicide. Wickland’s home blown by powder at Anaconda injuring him. McAfee escapes Pueblo asylum, attacks Mrs Jones with hatchet. pursuit ends with fire company. Mrs Adams of western Canada presumed murdered for money in Garden of the Gods. last heard Feb 6. John Van Tine sentenced to 10 years for Reno hold up after nine-year California term. Los Angeles man Lewis survives a Reno train fall with broken ankle. Burlington train dynamited near Butte. one engineer missing. Indians, Chilean, Mexican fight in Reno over two women. Chilean near death. Governor Sparkes gravely ill but may recover. Helena alderman Beattie inherits estate after dog dies. Boulder station murder trial verdict: second-degree murder.
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W. A. Clark
Los Angeles
Helena
Mont
The
Southern Pacific Vhopa
Sparks
Nevada
George E Hie
Burlington Overland Limited
Butte
Henry P. Morrison
Heppner
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Nora Wright
Morgan
Oregon
Bonnie Abart
Morrison
Cleveland Murdock
Reno
Ma Brain
J. G. Wickland
Washoe Smelting
Anaconda
Edward McAfee
Pueblo
Colo
Edward Jones
McAfee
P. J. W. Adams
President Adams
Western Canada
Garden of the Gods
Colorado
Boulder
California
Colorado Springs
John van Tine
Morton
van Tine
A. G. Lewis
Chicago
Burlington
Dussy
John Sparkes
G. D. Beattie
Mary A. Pryse
F. E. Kiser
Colorado & Southern
Panama voyage tafts secretary taft party aboard Prairie
Secretary of War Taft and party trailed for Panama on the naval transport Prairie on May 1. Ex-President Cleveland, ill at Lakewood, N J, improving daily. Former Senator Camden of Maryland dead at 89 after months of illness. Maryland Republicans back Taft for president. Fire at Wartons New Mexico causes 75000 damage. Two men drown in Cataract River near Mile Junction Maine. House rejects naval appropriation amendments by 187 to 42 vote. Britannia boiler explosion injures five men. Raisull assassination report false. he was ambushed and escaped. Three men accused of Stephen Minnesota bank robbery arrested in Emerson Manitoba. 108 big locomotives rushed to Harriman lines from Brooks. Conflict in Leja Ecuador leaves several wounded. Southern New York residents invited to nominate a southern on Democratic ticket. Hetty Green refuses telephone use. Senate committee rejects water power levy. Minnie Cox dies from spider bite. Rev Dr Morgan Dix dies at 81. Public debt April 30 rises to 925,167,206. Motormen strike in Cleveland looming. Sophie Suderman killed by Yale student car. William R Wheeler accepts asst secretary ship in Commerce and Labor. Antipolo fire destroys 400 houses. shrine saved. $18,000 train robbery near Welch West Virginia. Dr W W Goelet jailed in California burglary case. Secretary Straus reappointed to The Hague court for six years.
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Panama
Prairie
Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Camden
Maryland
Wartons
N. M
Piccatiquin River
Mile Junction
House
Senate
I T
Britannia
Tangier
Raisull
Emerson
Manitoba
St. Vincent
Minn
Harriman
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Leja
Ecuador
New York
Democratic National Teket
Hetty Green
Senate Committee On Commerce
Minnie Cox
Martin's Ferry
Morgan Dix
Trinity Protestant Parish
New York City
Municipal Traction Company
New Holding Company
Cleveland, C
Sophie Suderman
New Haven
Conn
Huntington Smith
Yale
St. Louia
Smith
William R. Wheeler
California
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lawrence QC
Murray
Antipolo
Morong
P. 1
Welch
Dary
W. Va
United States Coal & Coke Company
W. W. Goelet
Columbia College
Oakland
Berkeley
Cal
Straus
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Harrison
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la Tremont
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Cache Valley
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D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Globe Office
Utah State News
J. O. Leary
Utah Hot Springs
Northwest
Seattle
San Francisco
Fleet Entertainment
Grueber
Great Northern Railroad
Hauser Lake
Hanna
Wyo
Win KI Garland
GLOBE
J. Campbell
Notary Public
Pearl Saloon
Mamaga
Garland, Utah
Mogiam Evans
Elias A. Smith
D. Evans
Biah Evans
W. W. Riter
Thos. A. Cutler
Geo. Romney
Geo. T. Odell
John C. Cutler
Horace G. Whitney
W. R. Vansleet
the Bank of Garland
E Incorporated
United Sales
Europe
Garland Club
Eph Coombs
Billiard
JW. Lewis
Firet
Riter Bros. Block
the Palace
Fred Richards
Ogden Steam Laundry
Joseph Jensen
Garland Globe Office
Packaas
Aiter Bros
Garland and
Tremonton Drug Store
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