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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
5
Utah state news item notes two families in Monroe placed under smallpox quarantine while a Bonneville packing plant destroyed by fire is slated for rebuilding. The list also covers deaths, crimes, business moves, storms, and local developments across Utah communities.
A hurricane crossed southwestern Japan on the 24th destroying several coral fishing boats and causing damage. In other news President Roosevelt plans a stop at San Juan Porto Rico on his return from Panama. Reports from Cronstadt say over 200 garrison soldiers were arrested as suspected revolutionaries. A murder near Centerville Mississippi is alleged to be confessed by Tom Crompton. Robbers blew the Bank of Jamestown safe in Missouri, escaping with 2700 dollars. Three miners died from gas at James Mullen mine No 1 near Philadelphia. An Alpine California resident, Charles Hutchinson, was found dead after missing days. A Methodist bishops’ meeting in Rochester aims to raise 700000 dollars to rebuild San Francisco church losses.
Bertha Burch, famed for precise cotton statistics, moved from the Washington Bureau to New York market work. Her 10,979,000 projection beat early estimates and closely matched final output of about 11,000,000, demonstrating sharp insight beyond prior bureau estimates.
William S. Abrams, a deaf and dumb law student in George B. Hayes's office at 31 Nassau Street, New York, plans to be admitted to the bar in the fall and will focus on cases involving deaf clients. He will act as interpreter or thought reader in court while coadjutors handle pleadings and motions.
Eight year old Selene Rountree of Birmingham spoke when her father failed to appear. She promised a royal welcome if delegates chose Birmingham, and the room carried the vote unanimously for the city to host the next International League of Press Clubs convention. Her parents are prominent southern journalists.
A child ponders Noah and the family seeking pastime aboard the ark and jokes that they had only two worms on board to pass the time, reflecting a light humorous take from a quoted source.
A practical piggery design for farms with several brood sows features eight separate pens with sleeping floors troughs and 40 foot wide lots extendable for plowed forage crops. The two story concrete building includes scales feed cooker and mixing vat with storage bins and bedding platforms using 2x4 scaffolding for straw bedding.
The American thoroughbred descends largely from English stock built on Arabian, Turk, or Harb blood. English stud books bar outcrosses and even distant crossbreeding. Americans improved the breed by selective crossing with fine Arabians. Trotting horses arose as a distinguished strain from the thoroughbred through continuous selection, yielding a premier driving and saddle horse.
The excerpt advocates efficient feeding for sows and cows, stressing that more pigs require more feed and that crowding pigs aims for early market readiness. It warns against unsound livestock, promotes good milk production, and urges clean churns and proper nourishment to prevent skeletal animals, reflecting old farm and dairy practices.
Farmers urged to raise more horses as the country struggles to boost domestic supply. Export volumes remain limited while demand stays high, making this a favorable period for breeders to increase herd size.
The note emphasizes choosing a broad sow that is straight and heavy in limbs, short of face and nose, heavy in jowl, with good heart and rank measurements. It advises focusing on balance of build and vigor for breeding quality stock.
Guidance on selecting a brood sow stresses waiting until a reasonable age to assess both good and bad qualities that indicate suitability for breeding. The advice emphasizes evaluating development before making a choice.
A roundup from Butte and western towns reports John Kelly dies after a 25 foot fall during new building excavation. Proclamation declares Thanksgiving Day on November 29. McKillop found dead in a lodging room. Grain handlers strike at Portland ends with police withdrawal. By stander Tim O Farrell struck by a bullet near Goldfield. A. Maraden loses 350 sheep in Wyoming storm. Interior ads for high pressure water gates for Shoshone and North Platte projects. Charles Smith shot in Butte. George Stewart named shooter. Nellie Doyle killed by Henry Hoge. Hoge surrenders. Box makers meet in Tacoma with leaders from Portland and Tacoma. A 16-year-old Indian boy killed at a Wyoming sawmill. Corbett dam contract awarded. Uintah prospectors presumed missing. Train wreck near Logan Montana. Conductor killed, engineer injured. Rose and Wheeler charged with manslaughter over six baby deaths at Arboles. Patrick Green found dead in Butte woodshed. Knudsen found hanged near Clinton. Three Auburn burglaries. Watchman Russell wounded. Tom Maloney shoots Jack Maher. both miners in Nevada. Perry Ivan identified as Civil War’s youngest soldier. Eugene Wilson of Butte reports $486,825 Mobilitys with assets $461,526.
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