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Advertisement rates and terms are listed for the Garland Globe. The notice mentions 150 six months, Yi three months, and Linke 50 with rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
4
Advertisement rates and terms are listed for the Garland Globe. The notice mentions 150 six months, Yi three months, and Linke 50 with rates furnished on application.
A reader argues railroads should be required to protect passengers from dust soot and cinders. He cites health risks from polluted air during travel and urges water or water filtration ventilation as inexpensive fixes, noting passengers could sue if exposed to excessive dust on trips.
Regular county commission meeting with all members present. Ulysses Taylor seeks road change with investigation power. Poor farm receipts and expenditures summarized. Several road repairs and grants approved, including Thatcher school house grade work and five road tool requests. Bridge repairs and road closures debated. petitions denied or approved. funds allocated for repairs and a dugway fix. Multiple official reports received and approved.
A speaker argues that any passenger can sue for damages if they can prove ticket receipt and air conditions aboard trains. He believes multiple suits would pressure railroads to provide clean wholesome air for patrons.
A young man with a small family seeks steady employment on a ranch or farm. Has lifetime experience and requests correspondence addressed to R. KE. Ramage in Garland, Utah.
The McGall company addresses 239 249 West 7th Street in New York City, New York, detailing a property listing.
After weeks in hospital with liver trouble and jaundice, Robert Jladsett of West Burlington, Iowa, was deemed near death by four physicians. Eight months of suffering ended when he used five bottles of Electric Bitters, which cured his stomach liver and kidney problems. The remedy is guaranteed and sold for 50 cents at all druggists.
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