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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

192O-ban az Egyesjilt Allamokban
3S,514 ket even aluli gyermek
.pusztult el ilyen bajoktol. .
Mindezeken feliil mas kevesbbe
veszede mes betegsegek feJlodhet-
mex legy mikod6s6nek eredme-
nyckepen. A tifuszhoz hasonl5
bajok es az etelmergezes is ebhe
a katee6riaba tartoznak. A leg
kiil0n0sebb bctegseg azonban,
melyr0l k6tsegteIenul megallapi-
tottak, hogy a l6gy a kizar6lagos
terjesztGje, az alomk6r.
Nyilvanvalo tehat, hogy a legy
sokkal nagyobzb veszcdelmet je-
lenthet k0zegeszseei viszonyaink-
IA, mint ahogy elso pillanatr9
szembetiin0 volna. Ebb0l k0vet
kczik, hogy olyan hclyeken, aho
kellemetlen aranyokban elterJedt
a l6sy, kiirtasa egyenesen kozer
dek es a polgarsagnak 6s az ille
tekes hatosagoknak egyiittes ak
ci6javal kell t0rtenni. Ez term6.
szetesen mem jelenti AIT, hogy al
gyeni tisztasag a haztartasban, liz
letekbn es mas helyeken kisebl
m6rtekben fontos, s6t nyomateko
san hangsulyozand6, hogy olyal
helyeken, ahol legyirtas alfalfa
nos szjiks6gge valik, meg fokozot
tabb mertekben kell az egyes EN-
bereknek a. tisztasagra igyelni
Els6sorban tehat a l6gy szaporo
dasat el0mozdit6 helyeket kel
ellen0rizni, ilietve piszkot, SCENE
tet eltavolitani, inert az ilyen he
| lyek a legalkalmasabbak a leg,
hihetetlen aranyokban valo szapo
rodasara. Egyidejiileg termesze
tesen haztartas feltetlen tiszta
sagara is eondosan igyelni kell.
A legyirtoszerek kozJl a forma
lin a legvesze delmesebb. Forma
| lint vizzel val0 negyvenszeres hi
1 eitasban a. haz kiil0nb0zo reszei
| ben tanyerokban kell elhelyezni
egyidcjdleg azonban minden ma
folyekoy anyagot ell kell talvolita
nj. ,Miutan nehany oran keresz
till nem jut legy semmifel
mas folyadekhoz a hazban, keny
telen EFT a formalinos vizet inni
amit6I elpusztul, Oyatosan kel
, banni kiil0nosen azokkal legy
mergekkel, melyek aren't tartal
maznak..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
HENRY GREENWALD


Az East Side-on: hazhely, lot
5Ox2OO, rata lev6 hazzal, Z $40
ba, minden kenyelemmel;
I hazhely, 40x2OO, RATA levo
hazzal, 6 szoba, minden kenyelem-
mel
Mindket ingatlan elad6 egyiltt
vagy kiil0n.
J0jj0n 6 ora utan ere cinire:
Is n. Lane ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
FELSZERELT FARM ELADO

1912 acre, 6pitett ut mellett,
csak 6 mertf0ldnyire a Public
Square-t6l. Az epiletek allanak !:
I szobas hazb6l, pafafedovel, csiir-
DOL es mas kiils6 epiiletekb6.l Ara
csak $4,000, beleertve kovet-
kezo szennelyes tulajdont: 2 j6 10
es hamok, Z kitiino tehen, 2 jo
borju, 5 malac, 400 Greg es fatal
.tyuk es csirke, 10 liba, &C Greg es
fatal kacsa, " d0sszes veteme-
.nyek es valamennyi farmkesziileh
es szerszam. A farmot kitiin0cn
gondoztak es minden elsGrendii al
lapotban van. Ha On valiant, Jot
keres keves ,..p6nzert, ugy ez az
.Beszeljen azonnal
| IRA G. PARK-kal
| G06 Home Savings & Loan Go.
Federal 357O. Auto. 6970
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
AZ EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. pET0F1
SANDoR MAGYAR BETEGsECELYz0
EGYLET

Elnok Horvath Rafael, aeln0k Cseh Nj
haly, jegyz6 Saghy Ignac, titkar Borsh Fe
rene (2S1 Robinson rd f.. Youngstown, o. I,
penztarnok Smidth Istvan, p6nztari ellen6r
Lukovszki Pal. Harmas bizottsag: Cseh 10.
zsef, RACE Mihaly. varga J6zsef. Betegla
togat6k F6d6 Istvan, Racz Mihaly Timar
Janosne, Haseltonban Kaposi Andras. Pot
tagok: Kelemen Gyorgy Polgary Janos
zaszlotart6, magyar: keszler Ferenc es Ke.
lemen Gydrgy, anerikai: Borsh Ferenc, Var.
ga Josef Ajto6r: VGkas Mihaly es XII.
rally Istvan. Trusteek: Kiss Mikes, 10th
Lajos
Havi gyiileset tartja minden h6 negeydik
vasarnapjan a Grow hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
DEBROsZKY ANDRAS

Youngstown legr6gibb magyar epit0-
vallalkozoja. Mindenfele epit6st bizto-
stick es a legiobb feitetelek mellett
elvallal. Ha 6piteni akar, ajanlatos.
hogy bizalonlmal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot cs koltsegvetest. Gin
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson ave.
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
1880. (3-22-1924)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
BENWooDI, W. VA. SzUZ MARIA
MAGYARoK PATRoNAJA ROM. rs COR.
KATH I. MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYz0
EGYLET EAST YOUNGSTOWN 4-IK

Hnok Lukovszky Pal, aIelnok Lajtrer
lstvan. jegyz6 Pajtok Mikl6s. titkar Fehsr
Janos (P O. Box 4s2 East Youngstown,
szamvizsgal6 sz6ll6si Mihaly. titkari ellen6r
Riczu Janos p6ttagok:. Kiss Istyan. R6cz
Mihaly SesS Boroczki J6zsef, betegiatogat6k
Bistucs Mihaiy. 1T Reed ave- Is Majoros
Istvan, 1o6 Adam ST.. zaszl6tart6k: Sztan.
ko JOSEF es Eranez6czki Ferenc (m8gyar)
Gazs6 J6zsef es Berkenyi sBertalan (ameri.
kali, ait66rok: i'd. Letoha Antal IS Korcs
maros Janos, egyleti gazda Gyetvai JanoA
Gyil9ssis tArtia mipdsn h6 sl.6 vasAr
ncpjsn Grow. f6ls hsllban 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
A NEW BRUNSWICK IN. J) SCENT
IMRE HERcEG BETEGsEGELyzo EGYLEr
9-IK SzhMU YOUNGSTOWN FIoKJA.
Alapittatott 1919 julius sen.

Elnok Soos IL. Janos, alcln6k Roman And
ras, penztarnok Gonczy Mihaly, iegyz6 es
utkar Redovay Janos (2S6 Jackson ST., E.
Youngstown, o., f6cllenGr Grosz Istvan,
ellen6rok: Gy6ri Mihaly, Tacsk Gy6rgy, 3-as
bizottsas: Riczu Janos, Kiss Istvan, Hozdik
S lstvan, beteglatogat6 East Young gstownban
Gy6ri Mihaly, Steeltonban Poznam Janosne
(1524 Butler STD 6s IIozdik IstvaR Albert
streeten S. HES IstvaD I212 Hill ST., ajtd6r
Fedor Janos.
AZ egylet 1000 dollar halGlcsetet, heti
8 dollar betegseg6lyt fiztt. havi dij 75c.
Gydl6seit tartja minden 6els6 vasarnap.
jan az Ateta kiub helyis6gGben, 33S IL w.
Federal ST., d6ut"n 2 6rakor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
KEREsTETEs

Papay Ferencet kerem, tegyen
cleget k0telesseg6nek, inert ellen
kez6 esetben t0rvenyhez fordulok
Utols0 cime volt: 16 Road ave-,
Sharon, Pa. Feherhazi> Karoly
259 Reed ave, East Youngstown
Ohio. (31-33)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
E. YOUNGSTOWN, o.
VERHOvAY SEGELYEGYLET Silk
FIOKJA, EAST YOUNGSTOWN, o.
AlakLlt 1919 september Len.

Elnok koeszar Janos, aleln0k Horvath Ra-
fael, penztarnok Tomcsanyi GGza, titkar
kesz!er Ferenc (Box 355 East Youngstown,
o., jegyz6 Cseh Mihaly, p6nztdr ellen6r Mol
mar Wendell Beteglatogat6k G0nczi JOSEF,
10th Gy6rgy moi beteglatogat6 Szalai Fe-
rencne. Haromtagu bizottsag: Marczin And
ras, Lesnyaczki Istvan, Gulyas Simon, ajt6or
Dudas Mihaly, trusteek: Fod6 Istvan, G
Cseh Mihly, Tomcsanyi GGza
Gyuleseit tartja minden h6nap masodik
vasarnapjan delutdn 6rakor Corw hall.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
LEANY

Stogie keszito vagy Bunch ke-
szito kerestetik. Ha mines tapasz-
talata, hajland6k vagyunk mes
tersegre megtanitani.
c.. A. FREUDENBERG
Gyar: 1882 Florencedale ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

szobas haz, IA acre, garage, kulso
5piiletek, villamos vilagitas. Gyiim0lcs
fak, South Meridian avenuen / merit
i0d d6re a Mahoning avenuet6l. $1,000
iefizet6s t0bbi $40os havi reszlctek-
ben. Gin: 13J Cleveland St.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR BETEGsEGELY
z0 EGYLET

Elnok Kiss Andras, aelnGk kuni Janos,
titkar Menyhert Janos (610 Mabel st), penz-
tarnok Geressy Sandor, p. ellendr Olah
Gy6rgyne 3-as szamvev6 bizottsag: Mecsei
Andras, seb6k Gabor, Balog Janos. Bizalmi
f6rfiak, a hegyen: Molnar Istvan. Brier
Hillen Szadai Benjamin, South Side-on Sza'
kacs Lajos. Zaszl6vv6k: Ricz Janos Is
Danko Istyan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

6teieket bemocskolja es betegsG-
geket terjesszen. A legy ketfeie
m6don terieszti betegsegeket.
Az els0 a k0z0nseges mechanical
tovabbitasa azoknak kis parazi-
taknak es betegsegterjeszto orga
nizmusoknak, melyekkel a legy
0nmagat bemocskolja, alland0an
latogatvan szemetes es piszkoS
helyeket, ahol eek a betegsegter-
ieszt6 bakteriak tanyaznak. A
iegy reven az emberek etelei es
itaIai k0zvetlen 0sszek0ttetesbe
keriilnek bakteriakkal. Minden-
f6le legy lehet bctegseghurcol6,
azonban az emberi hajlekok k0riil
tanyazo legy elsosorban veezi EFT
munkat. A legy sz6r0s potroha
kiil0nosen alkalnfas az ilyen ba
cilluSok szethordozasara.
A beOltas a masodik mod, mely.
nek reven valamely betegseg at
iiltethet6. Beoltas, a szervezetbt
val6 tenyleges befecskendezese 6
bakterianak, jelen esetben roval
altal. Szerencsere ilym6don csaI
is azok a legyek tovabbitanak be
tegseget, melyek csipnek, inert ei
lenkez0 esetben sokkal kisebb biz
tonsagban lennenk a fegyekt0l
E tekintetben versziv6 fatal
az egyediil veszedelmesek. Ame
rikaban ezen fajtak arahylag men
gyakoriak. A betegseg tovabb
, terjesztesenek m6dja ezekne
ugyanaz, ami a szunyognal a ma
| laria, a tetiinel tifusz es bolha
nal mas betegseg terjesztes6el
modja. A legy tovabbithat ii
| fuszt. belbait, kolerat, verhast
| alomk6rt es szamos mas bait.
| Legyek, melyek tragyadombo
kat es etkezo-asztalokat is late
gathatnak, barmifele etelt meg
fertozhetnek. "A tejet gyakral
me gfertozi a legy ilymodon es nen
egy jarvany alkalmaval vezette'
nyomok olyan tejtermekekhe1
melyek mem yoltak kelloen meg
vedve ilyen fert6zesekt6l. L.
gyekt0l megszallott piacokon va
sarolt gyiimolcsoket is megfertoz
| het legy es ha ezeket nyersel
eszi az ember, konnyen betegsege
ket okozhatnak. Meg a fGtt gyU
m0lcs0ket is megfert0zheti legy
Mlndez pedig alland0 veszedelme
jelent az emberi egeszsegre ne2
We. Tekintet nelkUl tehat az elt
| vigyazati intdzkedesekre, D@melye
ket egyenileg eszk0zliink, tobb6
! kevesbbe mindannyian aldozata
lehetiink az ilyen kozonseges me
don fert6z6 tifusz betegsegnek
Masok. k0nnyelmiisegetol a ma
gunk egyeni elovigyazatossagava
mem vedhetjiik meg teljes mertelS
ben magukat. ICY legy kiirta
sa tarsadalmi kotelesseg es egf
szen helyenvalo egeszsegiigyi sza
balynak tekinteni.
A legy terjeszti az ugynevezet
-, =,
nyari belbajt. Ez betegseg ft
1 leg a gyermekeket tamadja meg
! de felnottek sem mentesek tOle
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
A SHENANDOAH-VOLGY (Vir-
ginia) TERMEsZETI CsUDAT

A fenti KEEP magyarazata: y A
Luray-barlang "Saracen s Tent
nevii resze. p Shenandoah "Meny-
asszonyi fatyol' newt grottoi.
81 A Shenandoah-rottok oriasi
f0ldalatti balterme.
Ezeket barlangokat a touris-
tax ezrei latogatjak evenkint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
APR0 HIRDETESEK
ELADo BoRBELYtjzLET

Egy jolmeno borbelyiizlet csa-
ladi iigyek miatt azonnal elado. A
borbelyiizlet cine 1854 Salt Spring
Road. A tulajdonos lakcime 1884
Manhattan ave., Youngstown, O.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
vICTROLAK, GRAFONOLJAK

KONNYU RESZLETFIZET'7
Columbia, Victor es Cdeop F,
lemezek; a magyaron kivFl L
35 mas nyelven a!landtan
raktaron. Mindenf6le besze /
l6g6pekct funk, clhrzunk !
IS hazaszallitunk. 4"
BcH M. 2472. Au
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
LEANYT KERES
vasaroljon HORD0KAT
most es takaritson meg Sit!

Epen most erkezett meg egg
szallitmany vi tolgyfahordokboi.
Gyors eladasra k0vetkezo ara
kon ajanljuk azokat:
fEnlnufa-h nrdnk narn fHzun
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
RESS MUSIC STORE
4O8 West Federal St.
ELADO
Auto. 4477

A Pennsylvania. -hllomassal szcmben
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
AMERICAN RUINS

With the eyes of the world fixed on Egypt little
attention is paid to Investigations under way among
the beautiful Maya ruins in Yucatan; yet there too,
work of exploration and excavation of absorbing inter-
est is going
There is an idea in many quarters that the Amer
lean continents have ancient historic background.
But this is true. The ruins under Investigation in
Yucatan mark the later days of cvilizon estimated
to have had its beginnings before the time of Christ
and nobody knows what cities may lie deeper buried to
tell the story of races preceding them
Little is known of the other ancient people of
North America either. But here also every little while
some trace is found to prove that the surface of his
torc research this continent like the very surface
of the ground itself, has only been scratched.
Americans read eagerly of the newly discovered
relics of the Egyptian kings and long for opportunities
to visit the scene Often they forget if they know at
ALL that when to tombs temples buried cities
and history shrouded in mystery the Americas them
selves have much offer for study for sightseeing
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
AN EVOLUTION IN BANKING

Announcement that the last of Ell Centre banks
has become branch bank emphasizes the change that
has been going in financial Institutions And
this is true not only of Ell Centre but of practically the
entire valley. There still Independent banks in the
valley and we do not know but there will always be.
This remains for the future to determine
The absorption of the First National bank of this
city by the Bank of Italy which has just taken place,
is of peculiar interest because the First National
the biggest and the Oldest of Ell Centros institutions;
likewise because it has become part of the biggest
system in California. In becoming part of the chain
owned by the Bank of Italy it becomes of group
now numbering more than sixty.
The practicabity of branch banking is no longer
open question in Ell Centro. 1t has become
complished fact. If it proves to be as good as the
former plan it will be good If proves to BETTER that
will be clear gain. Branch banking is still in the form
against them that they lose the personality that at
tached to the independent bank will not hold against
the FL Centro branch banks for these retain the
managers that have already given the local
stability and character. There is element of
strength in the plan because under it they have the
strength of the whole back of them 1t is contra
dicton believe of the old adage that 'a chain is
as strong its weakest link This sort of chain is
as strong its strongest link, for to break such
chain the strongest link must be broken.
But aside from all this academic discussion of the
relative value of branch banking the qualification
that from the addition of such strong financial
institutions into the active business of Imperial Val
ley. Their readiness to back development here is
encouraging sign of the times 1t is the best evidence
that confidence is returning and that the tide is rising
The Press has adverted to this feature of the situation
because it is stmulant that good purpose.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
Bedtime Stories
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
BY HOWARD R. GARIS
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
MARCH WIND

The Fuzzy Fox met the Wolf just
outside the den of the Woozie chap.
1t was {. cold, blustery, wintry day.
'Well, - hoarsely whispered the
Fox, for he had caught cold. {
.'Not well-bad!" eoughed the
Wolf, for he, too, had caught cold
from having fallen into a snowbank.
every bad s....
Eyes, l IN bad myself" said the
Fox. 81 mean / feel badly" he
went on, though, truth to tell, he
was really bad-as bad Fox as
ever tried to nibble Uncle Wiggily s
ears.
You don t understand, snarled
the Wolf. 81 mean things are going
from bad to worse. l haven't had
any ear nibbles in so long that l for
get how they TASTE
"Well, / don believe We'll ever
nibble Uncle Wiggily's ears" spoke
the Fox. "He always manages to
get away from us.'
"Yet this is the best day of the
year on which to try to catch him.
said the Wolf.
Howl asked the Fox, eagerly.
"This is the first of March,"
went on the Wolf. ''This is the day
for March winds to start up to blow,
to send spring and summer up from
down South where they've been all
winter
"Well, just because the March
wind is going to blow-and / can
feel it now" said the Fox, "that Is
no reason why we can catch Uncle
Wiggily."
Yes, it is, said the Wolf. "Lis-
ten. We'll sneak along until we
see him coming out of his hollow
stump bungalow. Wen go softly
up behind him and wait for the
March wind to blow off his hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01

"Puff!n came the March wind,
but it didn't blow off Uncle Wiggi-
ly's hat.
"Piff--puff!" blew more March
wind, but still the hat remained on
the bunny's head. \
"We must wait a little, whis-
pered the Wolf again.
"Poof! Piff! Paff!' whistled
the March wind, but still it was not
strong enough to blow off the bun
ny's hat.
"We must blow it ourselves and
help the wind,' whispered the Wolf.
He and the Fox, standing behind
Uncle Wiggily, took long breaths.
"Whew! Whewie! Whiff!' they
blew with all their might, but still
the bunny's hat was on his head
and he walked along not knowing
who were behind him.
"We must blow harder!" whis-
pered the Wolf. ''Take IA big
breath and blow with all your
might. I'll do the same, Mr.. Fox! :"
The Fox and Wolf blew so hard
as never was:
"PUFF!''
And they blew so hard that they
blew themselves over, head over
heels backward, turning somersaults
into a snow drift, and the snow got
up their noses and they sneezed:
"Ker choo!'
"My goodness! cried Uncle
Wiggily, turning around, and when
he saw the Fox and the Wolf in the
snow-goodness how he laughed.
"Ha! Hal" cried the bunny. $50
you tried to blow off my hat, did
you' See, ! have it tied on with a
strong cord!' And SO he had. ~
thought the March wind might blow,
so l got ready for it." chuckled
the bunny.
And then with his hat securely
tied on his head SO even the strong
est March wind, helped by a Fox or
Wolf, couldn't blow it off, the bun
ny rabbit hoped on. And the Fox
and Wolf were stuck in the snow.
And if the ash man doesn't take
the rag doll away with him, think
ing she is a dish cloth that needs a
vacation, III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily's snow tunnel.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
FOODLESS FARMERS

The tendency of southern farmers in the cotton
belt to raise nothing but cotton and suffer in hard
times from lack of milk, buter eggs, vegetables and
fruit is old story That particular form of special
izaton has been largely in late years by the
gospel of ve at home Yet observers find that there
Is still much specialization in the southern states,
and that the tendency has spread surprisingly in some
of the western states. Thus farmers in Kansas are
often found buying their milk, butter and eggs. That
is wastefu in normal times, and in bad times when the
farmers have money, it means hardship
In the old days, American farmer anywhere
was genuinely independent. Not only his house
his castle but his farm was his kingdom. He produced
for himself nearly all of the basic necessares of life
There is no longer any need of doing the job
pletey as it done in colonial days. Industrial de-
veopment and transportation bring many of the farm
ers necessares to his door, But surely in the matter
of food if nothing ese farm should be self-sustain
ing.
If for other reason, the farmer should raise his
food in order to avoid paying the profits of mid
dlemen and retailers food raised by other people.
If he will not do that he should stop complaining of
the conspiracy" against him.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01

When the wind blows off his hat
as it is sure to do sooner or later
he'll run after it--after his hat, L
mean. And he'll be so excited
that he won t notice US and we can
nibble his ears. -
Good" cried the Fox, though
really it was rather bad. - But sup
pose the wind doesn't blow hard
enough to lift Uncle Wiggily's hat
off his head7 What thenf"
" Then we must help the March
wind by blowing the hat ourselves, -
said the Wolf.
"All right-we II do it, agreed
the Fox.
Out Of his hollow stump bungalow
to look for an adventure hopped
Uncle Wiggily Longears. Behind
him sneaked the Fox and Wolf,
treading so softly Oh the snow that
the bunny gentleman never heard
them coming. Eagerly they waited
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
Fruit Production
Increases Over
the Entire World

With the increased production of
fruits throughout the Pacific coast,
it is well to take into considera-
tion occasionally the fact that new
areas are being developed over the
entire world for fruit production.
just recently, a notice has been re-
ceived from New Zealand that
large acreage of APPLES and other
fruits had been planted on the Is
land.
Australia is developing rapidly
with both deciduous and citrus
fruits. Canada during 1922 ship.
ped over $3,o00,000.00 worth of
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
TOM SIMS SAYS

Stanford University professor re-
eeived 5000 volts of electricity and
was uninjured, perhaps because pro-
fessors are always being shocked.
The first chop suey restaurant has
been opened in China. Some day
Turkey may have a turkish bath.
We had no idea Easter was so
near until We saw the annual report
about an egg shortage.
Crude oil production is said to be
very high this year while crude
movie production is falling off.
Many people are growing rich
from selling bootleg and many peo-
pie are growing poor drinking. boot
leg.
Kathleen Emmct of New York Is
one American girl who not only acts
like a duchess but really is one.
The Danube broke his cmbank-
mcnts near Budapest and thousands
Of blue Danube's waltzed to safety.
Cornell professor says he can make
1T rain, which is very saTe bet with
April only few weeks away.
Strange things happen. -Four mil
ionaires have been sent TO prison.
Los Angeles wife suing seven wo-
men for stealing her husbands aft
ections should feel proud of him.
A North Dakota farmer was paid
$3.50 for a carload of potatoes, 50 he
iS raising cain now.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
TEN YEARS AGO
March l, 1918

Villa Farms Company opens a
large new tract of 128 acres north
of the cotton mill and east of the
railroad. Officers of the company
are C. +. Sprouse, president; G. g.,
Helms, vice president; R. B. Moore,
secvretary, and F. B. Fuller, treas
urer. Several new homes will be
erected on the tract within the near
future.
Newly elected members Of the IT.
rigation District will take office
March II, at which time many citi-
zens will be present to urge the con-
demnation of property owned by
the California Development Com
pany on this side of the line.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
TWENTY-oNE YEARS AGO
March /, 1902

Stock feed is becoming scare and
it is necessary to ship in consider
able, but barley is coming on fast
and the present condition will not
long continue.
The aim should now be- to make
Imperial the third or fourth largest
city in Southern California in five
years. Fifteen thousand people
should be assembled in the city
within five years, when half mill
lion acres will be subject to irriga-
tion.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01

reaches. A large amount OF TIM
crop was shipped to the BIRTHS
Isles. The latest adyices from cap
Gown, South Africa, stated that TN
fruit growers there are gong hefI
vily into the planting of deciduoY
fruits, and only recently the Rq
public of Argentina shipped seve1
al steamer loads of grapes and otl|
er sub-tropical fruits into the poll
of New York. According to trad
reports, they were three weeks 4
uansit, but arrived in excellent coI
Gition.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March /, 1908

The fashioned hand compliant
er is in great demand these days
for planting cantaloupe seeds, and
it is being worked overtime, some
of the farmers working all night
Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-01

to hasten the getting of the seed
into the ground.
Brawley will petition the board Of
supervisors for incorporation at
their next meeting.