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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1906
Page
4
The Garland Globe of Garland Utah lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months and notes advertising rates available on application. The paper is entered as second class matter February 17 1900 and edited by A Wixem the Editor and Manager.
An account from Wilkes-Barre of a lecture by Dr T O Iliff denouncing Mormons and Utah politics. The Dallas Post notes the speaker’s polemics, the reaction of the audience, and concerns that such rhetoric harms Utah and strengthens Mormon faith. It criticizes the method and labels speakers as traitors and villains while urging temperate missionary work.
The Board of County Commissioners met November 7 in regular session with Measra Valentine and Jones present. Minnie M Schow sought a monthly allowance for N C Schow. 4.00 was appropriated from November 1 to May 1, 1907. Various road repairs and graveling projects were discussed with several appropriations approved or deferred, including work on culverts, graveling between salt works and railroad, grading in Tex Elder and Fielding districts, a dugway between Hog-back and Rattlesnake passes, bridging Beaver Dam precinct, and tax payments totaling 1992 to apply on several taxpayers. L H Gots reassigned as Rawlins district road supervisor.
Mb Elgin Ontario merchant Thomas George, local agent for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, says sales exceed all other linen combined and guarantees lead to no returns. He endorses the medicine from personal use with his family and recommends it to customers. River Bros Drug Store carries the product.
North Bound timetable shows departures from Ogden at 8:30 am toward Brigham and Corinne with arrivals through Tremont and Garland, continuing to Malad and Brigham, with return arrivals to Ogden around 4:55 pm and 6:25 pm. Local agent F. F. Gross listed. Utah
The Malad precinct board deferred action on a 500 appropriation to cut down a hill near Malad and gravel roads after hearing from Henry C. House and others. Officials authorized volunteers to haul gravel once land rights are secured and set aside 500 for sale-related district needs. The meeting adjourned two weeks.
District Court proceedings list motions to strike amended answers continued for hearing on Nov 24 with briefs due. Alimony, suit money and attorney costs ordered in Kirkham case. Retax costs motion continued for Nov 24 in Larsen Gasberg matter. Re-adoption of Lillis Green heard. oral testimony continued. Estate hearings include Larsen, Amacler, Yost, Erdmann, Gibbs, Box, Anderson and guardianship of Edward Burns. Also notice on dog fever theories and Dr Shoop Green Balm promotion.
Motor buses tried in Sydney Australia to solve the city's traction problem lasted briefly and were withdrawn due to lack of patronage. Public favored horse drawn buses for comfort and odor. The government run service faced criticism for poor management.
An editorial extols readiness in the Russia Japan conflict, urging individuals and the nation to stay prepared for emergencies. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds and notes Riter Bros Drug Store as the seller.
A young girl named Margaret enjoys her first river bath in a new bathing suit her mother helped her prepare. The water rises and she exclaims the suit leaks, revealing the fears of a timid first swim. An ad for Preventics candy tablets claims they prevent colds if taken at the sneeze stage. Chancellor James R Day recalls the futility of teaching tact to undergraduates at Syracuse University with a quip about buying tact.
Board names listing officials T H Edwards J M Francke and John Lam for state matters. No further details or actions provided in the fragment.
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