The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-12
UTAH STATE NEWS

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fic ordinance.
Forty-two members of the Taber
nacle choir at Salt Lake have entered
the military service.
The Utah State Federation of Labor
held its annual convention at Ogden
September and TO-
Utah's crop of pears this season has
been the largest of record, with prices
most satisfying to the growers.
TO Provo falls the honor of having
the first company sworn in in the new
regiment of the national guard of Utah
now being organized.
Six men OF the 175 sent to Camp
Lewis by the Ogden draft board on
August % have been rejected, accord
Ing to the advices received last week.
Fines collected In Bingham for law
violations totaled $l39i.T0 In the
month of August. Most OF the money
was collected In fines for gambling
convictions.
The first Utah soldier to be reported
ms informed In "a German prison camp
is Harvey NJ. Murdoch, "a years of age,
OF ogueh' VINO was previously repo't
ed missing In action In the official cas-
ualty list of August 20.
through cuIhpuigh just co'np'e,eu
Mt Murray for the sale of thorough
bred Hereford COW and calf, presented
by Neal Mcmillan, the Murray chap
ter OF the Red Cross has obtained the
a'nouh' Vi @i'oo io' '."ei "o'N'
me nntiohai guard movement u.
brlgnhh oi's, which was on's s.o''e"
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oiticiai figures snow ,iiht ,he u'er.
nge dnliy cost Oh u s'iuier ri''ons y.
fort douglas last montn was loo
CENTS OF niue less ,'un een's u
dny more thhh me nVernse eost !"
Ieeu u soiuier Ut the fresiuio d" gu"
francisco.
Arrangements have been completed
by Salt Lake chapter, American lied
Cross, for supplying men enrolled IN
the students training corps Mt the uni
versity or Utoh ana the otah Agricu''
tural college with sweaters SOCKS anu
bath towels.
Eggs have advanced from 40 cents
per dozen To GO cents I'm Salt Lake IN
less than two weeks. The advance be-
gan Immediately after restrictions
were placed upon the margin OF profit
the commission dealer and the retailer
could collect.
Samuel Sweat and Fred A. Johnson,
both OF Bingham, have broken collar
bones, and Fred A. Johnson, also OF
Bingham, sustained n painful Injury to
his right leg. ms the result OF nm auto
accident at Brigham City. All
three were delegates TO the state fire
mems meeting.
Tuesday, September II, was pro-
Constitution day, TO commemo-
rate the 1Slst anniversary OF the adop-
tion OF the American constitution, by |
Governor Hamburger, who, In his proc |
Iamation' emphasizes the Importance OF |
observing the day this year. owing to
Ihe 'orid war
In oruer that the surplus OF Vege'
tables may not 20 10 waste the FOOD
administration mas maze request
mat All vegetables over the amount
necessary Tor immaculate needs De salt
III down tor winter use Inc process
s simple Inc only equipment heces-
Sary ~ water-ught Kegs
TO enter protest against proposed
advance In commission rates for hand
Ing sheep, ana against proposed nd