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Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1908

Page

4

Garland Globe Subscription Rates and Postage Notice

The Garland Globe lists subscription terms for a weekly paper published in Garland Utah. Rates shown include one year in advance 81.60, six months 0, three months 0, with advertising rates furnished on application. Watered on second class matter February 17, 1900 at Garland Utah.

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Ogden to Malad schedule and return times

Rail timetable shows departures from Ogden at 8:00, 9:50, and 10:10 a.m. to Brigham Corinne Tremont and Garland with Malad arrival at 1:00 p.m. Return from Malad at 1:30 p.m. then from Garland 3:35 p.m. Tremont 3:40 p.m. Corinne 4:30 p.m. Brigham 4:55 p.m. to Ogden at 6:25 p.m. Local agent F F Gross of Garland Utah.

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Eva C Wilcox Postmaster Sets Office Hours

Eva C Wilcox announces post office hours from 8 a m to 6 p m.

Eva C. Wilcox

Reader notice inviting births marriages and deaths

A public appeal asks readers to share items of news such as births deaths marriages and other life events to help publish complete local notices and keep the community informed.

Utah News Roundup Highlights Utah Developments and Events

The Western Pacific railroad opened from Salt Lake City to the Nevada line. Salt Lake City plans a December 2 school board election. Utah state prison holds 281 inmates. The Woman’s Missionary Union held a successful conference in Salt Lake City. No coal famine expected this winter. corn supply deemed adequate. Governor Cutler appoints delegates to the American Mining Congress in Pittsburgh. A Salt Lake City election bet involved a cart parade. University of Utah engineering students faced a near-walkout over a haircut incident. A Melancholia case ended in suicide attempt at Ogden. Ogden schools ban drinking cups, installing spigots. A fatal 45-foot fall occurred in Salt Lake City. Davis County roads praised as good. Inland Crystal Salt mill fire at Baltair Beach caused $126,000 loss. Utah Poultry association gears up for January show with pigeon breeders. James Horpole, born Nov 1, 1801, died at Castleton aged nearly 107. Ogden fires caused $1,500 loss. Taylor family centennial reunion held at Granite stake tabernacle. Mrs. Emily Warford killed by train. a 5-year-old son survived. Utah branch of the American Mining Congress organized. Supreme Court upholds stamp tax on corporations. John Moulton Hawkins, Bull Lake City pioneer, committed suicide. Civil War veterans to be honored with a giant American flag in Salt Lake City. Wheelbarrow bets become a street diversion in Ogden and Salt Lake City.

Utah State Prison Woman's Missionary Union Salt Lake City Utah J. E. Pettit Cora Cutler American Mining Congress Pittsburg University of Utah Bertha Wall Ogden George M. Peck Davis County Inland Crystal Salt Company Baltair Beach Utah State Poultry Association James Horpole Castleton Grand County Ohio Maur Aen

Northwest Notes on Elections and Incidents Across Regions

The Montana legislature elects a Democratic majority with J. C. Largey joining the body. The Socialist vote is small outside Butte. W. R. Hegre flags a $50,000 shortage in A. J. Gordon’s Spokane accounts. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific report record September earnings. Northwestern Improvement Co declares an extra dividend of 11.26 a share. Longtime voter S. W. A. Conant, 92, casts his eighteenth presidential vote. Reports from Denver and Hamilton discuss insanity judgments and a fatal double shooting. A Canadian collision near Danvy kills Oliver Tremly and injures C. H. Tobin and two daughters. A body found near North Platte is linked to a murder mystery. Yukon Alaska Pacific expo hopes rise in Bentile. The Great Northern president attends Spokane railroad events. Salvaged equipment from a river salvage near Rock Springs is noted. An election quarrel leads to Pendergual’s jail stay in Reno. A U S Geological Survey official arrives in Reno for California prospects. A bridge contractor, Thomas Smith, is killed in Taft Mont by a revolver misfire.

Montana J. C. Largey Butte Hutte W. R. Hegre Great Northern A. J. Gordon Spokane Wash General Ecounter Union Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Railroad Northwestern Improvement Company Northern Parelie Road Northern Pacific Railway Company W. A. Conant United States Colorado Springs A Lander Henry Hudspeth Colorado City Coto Denver Cole Robert Slawson Jonesville Wis Slater Big Horn Company Big Horn Hver Boysen Wye Grand Trunk Railway Danvy Canada Oliver Tremly Wheatlands C. H. Tobin Hromptonville Chicago James J. HN Great Northern Railway Company Portland Portland & Seattle River Rapids Lahore Canyon Rock Springs Wyo Gene Pendergual Reno Nevada William Limeford Typographical Union Pendergast Linafom Robert Anderon Star United States Geological Survey of Washington California Thomas Smith Taft Mont

Methods of Cooking Meats from Historic Kitchen Text

A guide to roasting, stewing, and curing meats with old fashioned techniques. Includes advice on lamb roasting with fat leaf, flour dredge, and basing. choosing fresh rump or round. ground meat prep. chicken stewing steps. stock reduction and milk thickening. serving ham with onion and paring. and ham baking with bay, cloves, sherry, and crumbs.

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Practical Household Hints for Cooking and Care

A reader’s column offers tips for frying to prevent sputter, removing mud from tan shoes with raw potato, polishing paint with kerosene, quick muslin curtains without ironing, folding linens neatly, and patching small fabric tears with patches moistened by chloroform to create durable repairs.

Roed Fish Roe Bake With Beer Infusion

Parboil half a pound of fish roe ten minutes then drain and dip in water briefly. Dry, oil a baking dish with butter, season, and add a cup of beer flavored stock. Bake twenty minutes, then lift roe to platter. Return stock soured with cream and egg yolks, thickened and poured over roe. Serve with cereal crisps.

Mixed Pickles and Pickling Mixture Instructions

A home canning recipe lists mixing one half bushel green tomatoes two heads cabbage or cauliflower few cucumbers chopped fine two dozen small onions cooked white mustard seed two ounces celery seed one half ounce turmeric two bunches celery chopped two and a half pounds sugar one can of prepared mustard. Sprinkle salt on cabbage pickles and tomatoes and let stand overnight. Drain well then seal in vinegar until tender drain put all together and can.

Cooked Meat in Boiling Water With Cover and Cloth

A home notes tip instructs placing the meat on a pan of boiling water then covering with a metal dish and a cloth to prevent gravy from drying and to keep the meat moist and juicy. The method aims to trap moisture during cooking.

Don’t Brown the Roast Advice for Safe Roasting

A kitchen tip advises placing a basin of water in the oven when a roast is at risk of browning too much. Steam from the water prevents scorching and helps the meat cook more evenly.

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