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Garland Globe

Location

Garland, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1906

Page

3

Utah Proposal to Amend Constitution on Uniform Tax Exemption

A Utah Secretary of State notice outlines a state constitutional amendment for tax uniformity and exemptions, proposing to authorize stamp and income based taxes and detailing publication, voting, and effective date procedures. The document cites amendments to Section 3 and Section 12 of Article XIII and sets the next general election process.

Utah United States Secretary of State Charles S. Tingey State of

Utah Proposes Constitutional Amendment on Public School System

Resolution submits an amendment to Section 2 Article 10 of Utah’s Constitution to include kindergarten through university levels in the public school system. It details funding, free high schools in certain cities, local taxation for shorterfalls, and state funds support for new schools. The Secretary of State to publish the proposition for the next general election.

State Board of Education Secretary of State Blute State of Utah J. Charles & Tingey State of Utah

Lafitte Shares Love Tale as New Orleans War Ends

Lafitte reveals his past to Rose de Cazeneau beside Pierre Lafitte’s grave and asks her to join him in France as his baronne. The chapter recalls Jackson’s credit to Lafitte at New Orleans and notes rumors of his later fate amid a broader view of Baratarians and pardon.

Madame Richet Lazalie Rose de Cazeneau Lafitte Scipio Ittle Rose Jean Lazalle Scarie Rose Barra de Hierro Neau Captain Jean Jean Lafitte Little Rose Louisiana Little Island Rose New Orleans Jackson Ys France Monsieur le Baron Languedoc Paradise Earth Ghent United States Great Britain Britain Spain Jackson Dominique You Beluche Barataria Claiborne Madison South America Galveston Texas Yucatan Loire

Two Columns of Horseshoes at Fort Collins Shop

A Fort Collins blacksmith added striking sign columns by stacking discarded horseshoes around a central wooden post. Each column stands about thirty feet tall and five feet in diameter, forming box tree like shapes anchored to the shop and wired to the post. The sign grew from the shop opening and the columns remain capped to their height by iron bands.

Fort Collins Col Scientific American

Portrait of a man in livery business with mule

A young neighbor recently started in the livery trade and had a painted portrait made showing himself holding a mule by the bridle. He boasted of the likeness while his wife remarked it was a fine picture of him but questioned who the man with the bridle was.

College Student Becomes A Hobo After Coast to Coast Trip

Oscar F. Aschman a Union College junior recounts two months living as a tramp from Batavia to San Francisco and back to Omaha without paying fares. He describes rail stowaways, rough labor in Butte and Missoula, and an allied partner who vanished after a saloon encounter, with a warning that Flanders likely boarded the Mary B. Horne to Hong Kong.

Omaha Milwaukee Wis Oscar F. Aschman Union College New York Aschman Batavia N. Y San Francisco West Butte Missoula Soula Seattle Mary A Horne Frisco Hong Kong China Mary B. Horne Oura Flanders

Woman in Topeka Flirts With Bicycle Wheel Act

A Topeka woman using the alias Clara Wilson was fined $5 for drunkenness after attempting to ride a buggy wheel as a bicycle on Kansas Avenue near Fourth Street at noon. She claimed to be married to A P Tone Wilson, a California lawyer, but the police dismissed the statement as false.

Topeka Kan Clara Wilson Kansas Avenue Fourth Street Miller Wee Court California A. P. Tone Wilson

Hen That Rides Horseback Thrills Kentucky Town

In Danville Kentucky a remarkable hen owned by John B Stout of Lexington Avenue reportedly learned to ride a buggy horse after dining from the same trough. The mare, heavily taxed from circling the yard, was found exhausted after a horseman’s intrusion when the hen rode atop the horse in a tight circle.

Danville Boyd County Kentucky Fred Vermilion Stout

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