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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1909
Page
4
The Garland Globe lists subscription rates: one year in advance, six months, and three months. Advertising rates are available on application. The paper entered second class on February 17, 1900 in Garland Utah. Readers with missed issues are asked to notify the office.
The Richfield Reaper reports a traveling salesman linked to Elsinore scandal and seen with a Richfield girl. A second travelling man rebukes him, noting he is married and should respect his family. The piece urges Richfield girls to pause the “freshness” of itinerant men.
The notice explains that the official register lists only those who vote on election day. If you registered but did not vote, your name is not added. Register and vote at every election to keep your name on the official register. failing to vote requires re registering before casting a ballot again.
In a western town a group calling themselves the Ladies' Marriageable League passed a resolution at a recent meeting. They vow not to marry any man who is not a patron of his home newspaper, claiming such men show lack of intelligence and will be too stingy to provide for a family or support local education and institutions.
Ad touts King’s New Discovery as a universal health remedy. Claims cure for worms, colds, grippe, coughing, bronchial inflammation, and hemorrhages. Endorsed by Dr Geo More of Black Jack North Carolina. Sold at 5c to 1.00 with trial bottle and guarantee by all druggists.
A new federal statute starting Jan 1 bans checks under one dollar, with heavy fines and imprisonment for violations. The Utah Independent notes the Western Publisher lists the Garland Globe among 500 progressive newspapers using the Western Newspaper Union service and invites local notices like births deaths marriages and local events for publication.
The question asks whether beet wagons and hayracks are owned by or linked to the Board of Education. It appears to be a local governance or schedule query without a clear factual record in the provided source.
Eight grade students from Garland North ride into town in a beet wagon on Monday. The scene, witnessed by residents, highlights pride in classmates as they arrive for town events.
Readers are invited to guess a girl's first and middle names totaling seven and ten letters respectively. First correct solution wins $850, followed by smaller prizes. multiple name submissions allowed with various subscription payments. Submissions must be sent to The Western Monthly before Christmas. envelope opened two days prior to Christmas.
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