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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
4
Eva C Wilcox the postmaster announces office hours from 6 a m to 6 p m. Citizens are advised to plan their correspondence and visits within the new schedule.
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Salt Lake City hosts a brass band all members identified as Jadians. Utah's commercial club building fund reaches 124000. Three men charged with robbing a Lely store. County assessor publicizes property valuation at 4487008 excluding railroads. A new coal tar product factory opens in East Lake City. Lehi High School defeats Weber High in a debate at Lehi. Frederick Collins injured after being thrown from a streetcar in Ogden. Ogden Chamber of Commerce secures permanent offices. Knights of Pythias Grand Domain of Utah holds its 25th annual convention in Salt Lake City. Ben Carter wounds Lawrence Hamel in a pool hall fight. Utah Wool Growers organize a 20000 capital corporation. Fort Douglas private Oliver Noe commits suicide amid spree despondency. State Board of Health offers free antitoxin distribution. Joe Sullivan attacks a fellow prisoner in Salt Lake Jail. placed in solitary. Deaf and Blind School prepares for American Instructors of the Deaf triennial convention in Ogden. Mexico upholds death sentence for three men who killed George Rove in Guanajuato. Good roads mass meeting in Salt Lake City supports road improvements. Abraham Goodmansoon showcases beet gathering labor-saving machine in Lehi. Edwin Snelgrove commits suicide in Salt Lake City over accounting irregularities. A bold daylight theft uses plyers to steal about 10 cents from a counter. Grant Patterson injured by scaffold collapse at Park City. hospitalized. Salt Lake merchants contest merchant license law and court upholds. Southern Pacific to give six-day workweeks at Ogden shops. April health bulletin reports 366 local deaths. 43 smallpox cases, no deaths. 74 diphtheria cases.
A Bulgarian professor H M Nikoloff who started a world trip on foot in 1902 arrives in St Louis. Reports also note Rear Admiral Joseph Pilibert promoted to vice admiral and Roosevelt signing a Tokio expo bill. Fires, drownings, kidnappings, and political moves fill the rest of the dispatches with famine in Uganda and other international tensions.
Multiple tremors shook Montana on May 18 with Maryaville dishes rattling but little damage. A severe spring storm and snow hit Sheridan and northern Wyoming, threatening crops and livestock.
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