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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
4
The notice lists advertising rates by subscription period and notes a 1909 post office filing date. It shows Garland Utah as the publication location and mentions second class matter status with a 1870 act reference.
The article discusses Dr. Fredric A. Cook's polar report and Matthew W. Dalton of Willard proposing a three-sphere Earth. It notes Dalton's claim that the true pole lies beneath ice and links Cook's discovery to Dalton's ideas, citing a book titled A Key to this Earth and a Herald-Republican summary.
The text argues about Arctic and Antarctic navigation, noting Dalton's theory and questioning whether Cook disproved it. It mentions Cape Horn, Good Hope, and a route around the pole, claiming Nansen was diverted and that Cook's conclusions are not yet certain. The tone critiques certainty in explorer claims.
Peach Day festivities flood Box Elder County with fruit exhibits and free fruit giveaways. Three diving acts include a gasoline blaze jump. Local entries win prizes for best display while a Brigham City team faces the Occidentals in an afternoon baseball game. Remember September 1 for the event.
The Four-State Fair in Ogden ran September 6 through 12 with strong exhibits and events. Wednesday’s program drew praise for racing broncho busting and ball games and Bear River Valley sent visitors and exhibits, marking a splendid exhibition.
The Garland Town Board met in regular session at the Town hall on Tuesday evening Sept 7 1909 with full board except Trustee O L Winters. The resignation of Marshal Albert Hales was read and accepted unanimously. Sanford H Bing ham was appointed town marshal after consideration. Hales report was presented and accepted. Several bills were allowed. Adjourned to the first Tuesday in October.
Eighty thousand acres of Carey Act lands near Arco Idaho to be opened for settlement on September 1. Reduced rates available via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale from September 1 through September 18.
Property listings describe 15 acres on Tremonton main street with an orchard and potential subdivision profits, plus 100 acres five miles from Tremonton with water rights on 80 acres. Half lacks water but suitable for pasture or fall wheat, all plowed and ditched for fall seeding and capable of over 4000 bushels of wheat in 1910. Interested buyers contact W G Orr or Clyde Bowen Getz residence Tremonton. Also a patent medicine ad touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as safe for all ages.
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