Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-08-25

. The early August blowing of the v aAlllI stubble Is one of the simplest and cas- yar lest ways of killing weeds in the corn S1.i S2eN field next May and June. any N4 ma N There's more than one granger that Is e,e IJ-i this year kicking himself because he
 Vi swapped the easy job of riding cul- T.
 4 tlvator for the knee sore back breaking nod :. ..A job of tending patch of sugar beets. bo N That land is too sparsely settled WI 8~ which has to import laborers to assist tbi- in the harvesting of Its crops, condi-
 ton, however. which has existed T. L throughout large portion of the wheat vo belt this season sul
 The Iowa pure food law recently so A passed makes 1t an offense punisha be o,,t ,,M by a heavy fine to use spoiled cream Dal ~A~~ in the manufacture of butter. It is a
 , pipe case where necessity is going to be the A I con mother of cleanliness. for are thil
 It is altogether too often the case bot
 that the horse that is given the least an( imals protection from fly pests suffers most cha eredi- from underfeedng and overgadding, sec unfa- an exemplifcation in the animal world spo
 of the truth that ''to him that hath
 shall be given" n # the +rv tug 1 We ran across an amusing case the ,tio adng other day of rupture between ne1gn- voe od of bors which was the result Of the one flo,
 a milkman selling milk to the other, ,ou ns'
 from whom he had lately purchased t,a sction family cow What seemed good enough ,,, evi- to sell did not seem rich enough for s,,I can home consumption
 food TT
 Other things being equal, the spring -,
 planted strawberry bed is always bet .,,e may ter than the fall, but quite satisfactory w S-e 1g as results can be obtained with the Au- woo time gust planted bed if the ground is put boo Vhole- in good shape and there is sufficient COG
 rain, or hydrant water can be furnish r
 ed while the bed Is getting rooted. col Hes Def er do Before this item appears in print the
 wheat new force of officials provided by the 1- e de federal meat inspection law will be dor en at at work. It comprises 400 inspectors An, erad- and 80 veterinarians, who are chosen -r,,.
 by competitive examinations and must +ha
 have had at least one years experience , e hill in slaughtering curing or canning + ow is meats, a practical acquaintance with T., which the subjects dealt with being the chief lns same requirement. S .rown Eu' still That is a level headed farmer, whose ts
 finances will justify 1t, who has learned ''h
 the lesson of taking life's comforts as
 upply he goes along to the point of buying a l lrgely two seated automobile and taking his par ubble family to town to attend church on out weeds Sunday. It not only provides treat che me to for the wife and children and enables cen cut the horses to take needed rest but coi owing adds to the opinion which he holds of me have himself as a social and economic factor. VII
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 The C. NJ. and St r. railroad is this tor u uh- year experimenting with a new plan per ht ol for the destruction of grass and weeds oiS 'upnc along its right of way. It consists of le I5116 wood burnar carving a long kero
 te of sana torch which avtends the entire A raced distance between the rails and to the -S u. stone prass line on either side If the device ally III proves effective it will accomplish the t mt of work +bot is now attended +o Inv a vast IS
 army of section men the country over. w w wage yer ,..1sy mellow and golden old age, an +bo ~i ~ estate which we all prize and love and aoc 1T, hope some day to attain unto, is merely of to be ~ I -, Y. 5 1 ,+l IxttIo anC feet +,lao Io,,,o+a oo 4o on o1+o,+ inbo dol higan uleee' eieilento "ne 'o' "ii 0>'e' l roa niS"n ent in the soil of human nature-tem- mo one perament and dispositOn-the harvest +,p, puAoA blessing from them be greatly in-
 water s ,, o;,,,4aI-;. ooo o,a o,,I+,
 vation, line of endeavOr that is at S5( t are noo inc,,ir;,,,, and oooonnoniod hy @ot holt once HlSplrlHS anu acconlpalleu Oy per % oei' most satisfying results. of ,oSrl+ itie