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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11


amount of man labor and number Of
horses as on--the smaller acreage be-
fore~a machine was purchased Re
~duction In work stock and increase in
the size of the farm may often result
In change in the acres Of different
crops raised for feed and sale and in
the rotation followed. Where the lay
of the land permits, or additional land
is obtained close by, fields can be en-
larged, resulting in more work being
accomplished in a given time. Where
permanent pastures occur, or the
acreage in pasture is not changed to
conform to reduced number of work
stock, additional head of other stock
can be carried. In nearly every in
stance the purchase of tractor re-
quires the further purchase of some
machinery for use with It. This ma
chinery may be either for the draw
bar, belt or both. A practice which
has met with success is for several
farmers to buy one or more belt ma
chimes comparatively, especially
grain separator. thus enabling the
farmers to do their own thrashing
when they are ready
How Made Profitable.
1T is obvious" say The authors,
that tractor will not be profitable
If 1t does not enable the farmer to do
at least one of the following things:
~ reduce the number Of work stock
on the farm; CD reduce the amount
of hired help required; (3) farm an
increased acreage; or az increase the
amount of crops produced" On some
farms where peculiar conditions may
be present other changes of minor
nature may be made. Often these
minor changes cannot be foretold, but
will develop naturally after the trac-
tor has been in use some time and has
been fitted into the work on the farm
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11
COST DATA MADE
EASY TO FARMER
Valuable Information Available
as Result Of Work Of De-
partment OF Agriculture.
STUDY or FARM ENTERPRISES
Special Attention Given to organiza
ton and Practice Problems in South
Business Analysis Records
Were Added

prepared by the United States Department
OF Agriculture
Valuable information has been made
available TO farmers as result of the
substantial progress made by the Uni
ted States Department of Agriculture
the past year in the study of the cost
OF producing beef cattle, wheat cotton,
rice, potatoes and hogs, as shown In
the last annual report of the Office OF
farm management and farm economics,
later made part of the bureau OF
agricultural economics. More than H.
900 farm business analysis records
were also added to the data on farm
organizations on file In the depart
mant
Study Of Basic Factors
Special attention has been given or.
ganization and practice problems in
the South where agriculture is passing
through a period Of reimbursement due
to changing economic conditions and
boll-weevil ravages. Information rel
atiye to labor requirements and other
basic factors essential in the proper
adjustment of crop enterprises and the
proper management of the farm was
distributed through county agents,
teachers, and others interested In
farmers economic problems. In view
OF the significant economic develop.
ments Of the past two years, emphasis
has been placed ON information deal
ing with the trend of production,
prices movement Of products, and
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11
LAvA's HEAT

How hot do yon suppose flowing
lava ISL During the recent eruption
Of Mount Etna the men of science
took steps to find out They
plunged electric thermometers into
red-hot lava not far from the cracks
in the mountain whence it issued
and got a reading of 1,7s4 degrees
Fahrenheit. It is probably much
hotter than that in the interior Of
the mountain.-You Compan-
ion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11
Bid On State Supplies.

The State Purchasing Department
of the state of Idaho viii purchase
the following supplies September 26
1928, at Orofino, Idaho: II
$4,000 pounds No. ] barley,
$4,000 pounds No. ] oats
$4,000 pounds shorts or mill run,
10000 pounds white or soft wheat,
$4,000 pounds flour,
25 tons hay.
All bids for furnishing these sup
plies should be based on delivered
price at Orofino, and samples should
accompany proposals sent in care of
J. W. Giyens, Superintendent North
ern Idaho Sanitarium, Orofino, idaho.
1863 Bureau of Supplies,
R. G. Archibald, Purchasing Agent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11

Good Pasture 10 Necessary FOR the
Successful Production OF Beef.
the changing status of the farmer rel
alive to other groups of producers.
Cattle-feeding enterprise records
were obtained covering 1882 head Of
cattle, together with complete farm
business analysis records for 300 Of
the farms concerned. Tabulation Of
wheat cost records for 464 farms In
the central wheat belt was completed
and a report issued. The study also
covered cost of wheat production In
the Palouse region and in Sherman
county, Oregon. A preliminary survey
was also made in the sugar cane re-
gion of Louisiana with a view to MAX
ing study Of the cost Of producing
sugar.
Cost of Horse Power.
A study of the cost Of keeping horses
and cost Of horse power was made.
Standardization of available material
on basic cost factors Of staple crops
was completed and published in De
partment Bulletin 1000. Substantial
progress was made in tabulating data
from about 100000 farms with refer
ence to the relation of cash rents to
farm values. Particular attention was
devoted to study of classifying all
farm lands In the United States look
ing toward estimating probable future
land needs.
Numerous studies concerning farm
financial relations, agricultural geog-
raphy, agricultural history, and rural
life were also made. Through the ex-
tension service over 800 farm manage
ment schools with an attendance Of
10000 farmers were held, and more
chan 10000 account books were distrfb-
nted In 1906 communities. In 237 coun-
Ties nearly 5000 farmers made changes
In their farm business as result OF
keeping farm accounts.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11
MATING or BREEDING FOWLS
" Takes Two Weeks After Male Has
Been introduced Before Maximum
Fertility 10 Sure.

Breeding fiocks should be mated, es-
pecialIy for early Matching. 1t takes
fwo weeks after the male has been In
Produced before maximum fertility is
obtained. II the hens have been with
an undesirable male, it viii take three
weeks for them to get rid of hia In
Quence.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

Ia an acute attack OF Nasal Catsrrh-
Those subject to frequent "colds' are
generally in run down" condition.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is
Treatment consisting OF an Ointment, 20
be used locally, and Tonic, which acts
Quickly through the Blood on the MI
cous Surfaces, building up the system
and making you less liable to colds.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Years.
r.. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, ..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-10-11
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UNCLE EBEN

81 likes de ukulele better dan
de piano." said Uncle Eben. at
dom cost so much If somebody gifts
tired o listenin' an decides to
mash it up"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
Transportation Data
During Emergency

During the present transportation crisis. caused by the abandon-
ment of the Jersey Central Traction line and the trolley strike. the follow
ing schedule has been arranged for the buses running between this city
TN all nearby points The schedule is conveniently arranged SO that shop
perss VIII De sl to come to this city at any time during the day and get
back to their homes in ample time. The service Is o arranged by the
buses is parallel 10, If not more expedIent. than the former trolley
service. The schedule follows:
Woodbridge to Perth Amboy
During the hours Of S to 3 in the morning, buses eve Y ten minutes
Bewteen 10 A. NJ. to 3 P. N, every fifteen minutes. Between 3 and 8 p
and Spa Springs.
Foris, Metuchen, and New Brunswick to Perth Amboy
Buses every fifteen minutes to and from all these points
keasbey % Perth Amboy
Special bus leaves Keasbey every twenty minutes and makes loop
10 Rogans corner where connection al be made with the Fords, New
Brunswick and Metuchen buses.
CaTteret. Port Reading and sewaren to Perth Amboy
During rush hours buses every ter minutes: other hours every fife
teen minutes.
Railway o Perth Amboy
Buses leave on fifteen minute Roadway and proceed to this city
through Avenel and Woodbridge.
South Amboy 70 Perth Amboy
Buses available a. all times. running YER ten minutes % South
Amboy only and the Keyport bus leaves for South Amboy every fifteen
minutes Largest number of buses o. this line; transportation facilities
Morgan. Laurence Harbor. cnffwood and All Towns m Route to Keyport,
to Perth Amboy
Buses rn o fifteen minute Roadway all day and all connect with
MataBan. keansburg, Red Bank. Freneau, cHffwood and all places en-
route.
South River and s yrevrIe to Perth Amboy
Buses every fifteen minutes from New Brunswick to these pofnts
and thence ito South Amboy where cfange is made for Perth Ambov IN
any of the South Amboy Or Keyport buses. Service along here very good
and frequent.
Besides all the bus lines running II and from the above points. there
is the frequent train service. The Lehigh Valley railroad III several
lines daily from Metuehen while the Pennsylvania and Central me
with this city from Railway Woodbridge. Sewaren, South Amboy, cliff
wood. Matawan, Keansburg, Morgan. Red Bank and many way stations.
The Raritan River road connects South River and South Amboy. where as
in the JUS service, change is made for this city People living Of the Plain
field Metuchen road cn take the us to Metuchen and there change fol
this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
MANY
At So. AMBOY
Mayor Chase Spends Entire
Day at City Hall Hearing
Traffic Cases

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 13:-Mayor
Chase spent the entire day yester-
day at the city hall hearing automo-
bile violation cases. Mrs. Chase had
to pack the mayors lunch twice yes
terday. The mayors daughter car
ried 1t TO him at noon day and Mr..
Chase's son-in-law was the dinner
carrier last evening. The News rep
Iresentative caught the mayor in the
act of devouring a pretty good sized
piece of watermelon at his office last
night while awaiting the arrival of
speed demons.
Yesterdays traffic was heavy. The
police were of the opinion that the
number of cars that passed through
South Amboy yesterday was equal
to the heaviest day this year-Four-
tn of July. The mayor said that he
was kept very busy all day In his
court. Many were hailed before him
by officers Widish, Qninlan, McCor-
mack and Burlew for violations,
Many fines were imposed.
Raymond C. Nicholson. of Cliff
wood, was arrested by Officer Me-
Cormack on a charge of driving his
truck into and demolishing traffic
post at the corner of Broadway and
Main street. He will be given a hear
ing tonight at Z o'clock.
Joseph Sunalli. 81 Delaney street
Newark. ran his car into another
yesterday on the State Highway ir
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

vantage.
"Quite recently. Senator Edge, in
referring to the proposed appoint
ment of Assemblyman Oliver Ran
dolph to a newly created office OF
assistant federal district attorney,
said he had put it over Even Sen
ator Edge will hardly dare to deny
that this office was created and the
appointment made to placate a dis
satisfied group of voters. and the
net result of this piece of practical
politics will be to increase the bur-
dens of the already over-burdened
taxpayers.
Last winter the senator was Wig
orously engaged in another effort
to put it over on the long suffering
taxpayers of the state, when he
sought to make the highway board
an arm of service to the Republican
organization of New Jersey. But the
governors determined fight to
thwart this attempt to strengthen a
political organization at the expense
of the people, in the end was sue
cessful.
"Since the close of the last leg
islative session Senator Edge and ex-
Governor Stokes, who have silently
acquiesced for several years in the
position of their party on prohibi-
ton, have bravely been engaged in
the task of reversing the well de-
fined position of the Republican
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

party on this question. Their he
roic effort, ven though long delay
ed, to assist those who are opposed
to the existing prohibition law might
be welcomed, were it not for the fact
that it is a subtle attempt to divert
the attention of the people of the
state from the miserable record of
their party in the last legislature
and to deceive the people OF one of
the vital issues of the approaching
campaign.
Unfortunately for these political
strategists, the people of the state
are keenly alive to the situation. A
party bankrupt in legislative policy
can do nothing to solve the problems
of government and lessen the bur-
dens of the people. We will carry
the fight to the people of every coun-
ty In the state. and the Democratic
party, with efficient and economical
administration of government as Its
slogan, will leave no stone unturned
to present to che people for election
to the legislature, men and women
thoroughly competent and willing to
join with Governor Silzer in giving
vitality to the program of govern
mental reform to which he is
pledged"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
STATE DEMOCRATS PLAN
FOR COMING CAMPAIGN
Continued from page /,

1.-THE Democratic party enters this
campaign with supreme confidence
born of the conviction that under the
mastery leadership of Governor Sill
ger, it has been an instrument of
service to the people of the state,
while the Republican party has
been a dismal failure in it's conduct
of the legislative branch of the state
government" said Mr.. Heller today.
I'VE are prepared to wage an in
tensive campaign for control of the
legislature, in order to be an instru-
ment of still greater service. Even
the most casual student of govern
ment has observed the futility of fur
Their effort for real service by the
governor while the legislature is
dominated and controlled by in
f1uences which specialize in selfish
ness and narrow partisanship. The
record of the last legislature for
incompetency and worse is unparal-
leled in the history of the state. But
little else can be expected when its
course is dictated solely by expedi-
ency and a desire for partisan adj
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
PICNIC
At So. ANBOY
K. of c. and Catholic Daugh-
tiers Unite in Big Event to
Open Tonight

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 13-To-
night and tomorrow night St.
Mary's grove will be trans
formed into a scene of much
activity. The Knights of Co
lumbus and the Catholic Daughters
Of America are sponsoring a pic
mic. The spacious dance pavilion
will be brought into use with the
Powers Players in charge Of the
musical arrangements. A number Of
stands displaying holSa made arti-
cles, fruits, vegetables and refresh
ments will attract those visiting the
grounds.
Phelix Malannaphy and = hustling
committee have left nothing undont
in the way of making the affair a
success. A number of prizes will
be awarded during the remaining
nights of the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
How to Make a Lazy Back and Card Holder

The bottom frame is similar, but
has another crossbar to give addi-
tional strength. The ends of two of
the pieces are cut to form an open
ing for the tenon end of the pieces
described in the back rest. On each
side of the opening cut in the ends
Of these pieces are small blocks to
give additional thickness for fasten-
ing the back rest frame. This is
done by mea of screws from the
inside of the frame, forming a hinge.
Fastened to the sides of the bottom
frame at the rear are two notched
pieces. These notches may be laid
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
TO START SEPTEMBER "a

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. Ia
Circuit Court Judge Frank T. Lloyd
announced this morning his court
schedule for the fall. Motions will
be heard by Judge Lloyd at New
Brunswick on September "a. He will
start the fall term at Toms River,
September ~, twelve days later at
New Brunswick. at Camden October
8, and Trenton November 10. Judge
Lloyd will hear motions by appoint
ment in addition to the schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

Sunshinier days for the invalid are
made possible by the use Of the COM
Portable lazy back and the handy
card holder shown in the illustra-
ton above.
Select a light wood with a straight
grain, and cut out all the pieces, as
several are of the same dimensions.
Make the back rest frame, for which
three pieces are required, first. On
one end of two of the pieces a tenon
rs cut. The joint connecting these
two pieces with the top cross piece is
the simple half-lap type. Lay out
and cut this carefully, then fasten
together with fathead screws.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

out and cut to go degrees first, trim
ming them to correspond to the ad-
justments for the two pieces support
ing the back.
The back frame is held in position
by two pieces fastened to it with
screws. These are held together by
a B" dowel. The continuance may
be folded by releasing the back sup
port from the grooves and folding
back into the frame, then lowering
the back rest on the bottom frame.
The drawing tells you clearly just
how to make the card holder.
Copyright, 1928, Associated Editors)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

the vicinity of the hole in the wall
at that place. Joseph. age 10, son
of Rudolph Volker. George street,
Avenel, driver of the car hit, was
taken to the local hospital suffering
from minor injuries. No charge was
made by either party. Officer Nc
Cormack brought both men to the
city hall Immediately after the col
lision.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
M TAXI nAn
PHONE ALI
4S's T.. Sheath. Prom. AZ
NOTICE OF

NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY
LIQUIDATION
The City National Bank Of Perth Am
boy located at the City OF Perth Amboy,
In the County of Middlesex and the State
of New Jersey. is closing Its affairs. All
note-holders and the creditors OF the as
ISOLATION are Therefore hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims for
payment.
Dated. July 2nd. 1923.
WILLIAM II. PULLEN.
Cashier.
7s1e6~-7-2-dly 2 months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

Help Speed up your business. Use
"Help Wanted" ads to replace inefficient
employees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13
NEVER TOO LATE!

VKNHINK of the changes that take place in Cemeteries as cities grow, as
hidden streams work their way, earthquakes, landsides roots, bur-
rowing animal iel But once casket is securely sealed in the Nor
walk Vault 40 change car affect it; it is secure and element proof as a granite
boulder. Top and bottom ire eemented together-by hand-in your sight
and are made one solid piece Of masonry. If you have-or have had in re
cent years-the responsibility for the protection of some loved one, will you
use a Norvalk or will you try to forget what you know must happen in the
odfashioned grave2 If your own undertaken isn't awake to the absolute ne
cessty n using a Norwalk, son nor modern undertaken will be glad to
help you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

ss1ss.-7-s-dly ? months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-13

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-11
Brillants Coafsreaeia Eyangslica
en- San German

Eangelizaeion. Esta cenferencia del
Rvdo. Archilla gusto mucho la in
mcilsa Y sclecta concurrencia de esa
uoclle. TamUien la srta. corisuelo Pc
rez Guerra. de Bayalnon tomo parte
por hi thrl.e, daiiigiendo I'M seryicio
respertino de oraci6n canto.
El sabado % por la manana, iuego
de un solclnne seryicio Devotional di-
erigido par el ST. Aquino oieda, de
Santa Isabel, el Rvdo. c. s. Letwei-
Ter dirigio un magnffico estudio bibli-
co acefca de Ia Epfstola los He
,breos. Ell Dr. F. W. Burnham pro-
nuncia otra De sus menumentalcs con
ferencias, Y luego sigue ol DR.. G. l..
Todd, de Hunacao, desarrollando Ell
intersante tema, sIl Ministro Girls
tiano en- sn Vida peyecional.n
FL domingo a, tcmaron parte el
Rvle. Juan Dfaz Acosta, dirigiendo
"a servfcio devotional, el professor, Sr.
r. P. Gasablanca, dirigiendo la Escue-
Ia Bfblicai J el DR.. f. W. Burnham que
predfc6 I'm poderosfsino sermon en-
ingles. Por Ia noche Ell Hon. Juez
Presidente del Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico, Lcdo. Emilio del Toro
Cuebas pronunci6 nno de sus mas bri-
llaIttes grandielocuentes discursos
que lie hem0s dido pronunciar, en- de-
fensa de la hermosa ' redentoEa labor
que vienen realizando Ell Puerto Rico
las iglesias ievangelicas. FL Dr. del
Toro ,fu6 felicltado y deliiantemente
aplaudido. sIo 4at9ig
Ell lunes p spdt la mafiaha iel sefFit
clio devotional fue dirigido p6r el
Rydo. -Sususto Cote Reyes, de4BaFa3
mon. Lheget el Tsfdo. G. Sa5Detweiler.
nCs, lio In sestuli6 bfblico Iacerca del
1 aSacefaocio aeatJesds''. Aet6 segaido
nos trajo una excelente eoiiferehtfa
sobre el tema, ";C6mo Puede la Igle-
sia seryir mas Efectivamente a la Co
munidad?'', el Rvdo. /. t. Caldwell.
de Tauco. La nota doninante de esta
nlalana fue lina interesante conferen-
cia acerca de "EI Evangelismo Ell la
Eseuela Bfblica', dada por el sr. Abe
lardo al. Dfaz Morales, de Cagdas.
El Sr. Dfaz Morales estuyo la altu-
ra de su fama de gran orsidor y bri-
llante coaferepcista. Fue Fm,iy fes
Il tContiRda emla pagina Sa )s,4o>-
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IN esta Secci6n daremOs prsfsrencia
lcs alquileses de cAsas y habitacio-
aos. obietos perdidos, venta y compra
is propisdsdsS , TODD aqusllo de inte.
e general:
Pr . palabvas. IN dlS.... 8 oBo
Durante 2 dias.. avs
Una ssmana ........:...... Loo
Una q1ineeua .....,....... 400
On mes .--................. R0e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-11
EMILIO CARRERE, "LA CANCTON
DE LAS HORAS" H

La Editorial RENACIMIENTO con
LA CANCION DE LAS HoRAS en-
pieza la publication de las obras COM
pletas de Emilio Carrere.
Este volumen de poesfas selecciona-
das por su aHtor ha de obtener un 6xi-
to immense entire sus numerosos lecto-
res pues sin tenor a equivocarnos po-
demos afrmar que comprende las mas
hellas v delicadas producciones de
rGlestro primer poeta.
Narrator insuperable que extasfa y
emociona con la galanura de su estilo
florido v correcto es Emilio Cafrere
ante todo un excelso poeta que a la
par que nos deleita nos hace sentir
esa impression que deja en- nuestro es-
pfritu la admiration de 10 sublime.
Sus versos de suave cadencia al cam
tar la belleza de su musa y al triun-
70 de la vida nos atraen el gra-
to son de una melodfa, otros por eI
contrario tiene el vigor de un aqua
fuerte goyesco al pintar con sns es-
trofas cuadros de una vida de infor-
tunio. {.
Toda la gama de su sentimentalis-
mo aparece en- LA GANG NCION DE LAS
H0RAS que ha de ser para los sfcio-
|nados la poesia el libro favorito ese
libro que buscamos con avidez al ser
mos recomendado con los mas enco-
miasticos elogios.
LA CANCION DE LAS HORAS es-
|crupulosamente corregida por su jau.
tor ha sido puesta Ia venta por RE.
| |NACIMIENTO editada en- in voldmen
de lujosa presentation que hace resal.
tar Ia preciosa cubierta de Ribas er
IA que una pareja rom6itica es 'iiel re.
Idejo del Ii1ismo de sd contensdo.