Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-01-06 | Page 10 | Coming and Going Farmer Sticks despite Loss; S L. Clean, Says Coast Visitor

COMING AND GOING Farmer Sticks Despite Loss S. S L. L Clean Says Coast Visitor t tALBERT ALBERT GUNNARSON You cant can't stay there and go bugs The farm Is losing money so I wh what lt You cant can't stay there and go bugs Thus spoke Albert Gunnarson of Idaho Falls Idaho who is in Salt Lake City en route to Los Angeles on a vacation trip Ive been working the same farm since 1901 and my life savings are arc invested in it Mr Gunnarson said Prices are ere so ao bad that Im I'm going I in the hole all the time but you I cant can't stay there and go bugs I haven't been off the place for two years I He explained that he raised hay grain potatoes and some livestock on his acres I ry V 1 r MISS GLADYS SWENSON r She's been away for 15 years I I I I Salt Lake City streets are clean and not smelly like those of some California cities according to Miss Gladys Swenson of Los Angeles but she resides on the coast because she can always find work there Miss Swenson gave her opinion as she was leaving Salt Lake City after a visit to her mother Mrs Stenia Concord street A private duty nurse in Los Angeles Angeles Angeles An An- geles Miss Swenson was f formerly of Salt Lake City but has been working working working work work- ing in the coast city for about 15 years She visits here twice each year staying one month each time