Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-04
SEELEY
BY Press STAFF Correspondent,

SEELEG, Oct. 4.-J. c. RouScr.
presided at the Seeley Farm Bureau
meeting Friday evening, October l,
at which 80 people were present. u.
+. Creighton said that clubs of 10
boys and girls were the best number
to do most effective work. Fifty
dollars in prizes is offered for cN-
EIbI'N by boys and girls clubs of I'm.
pcrial tounty al the mid winter fair.
Calf club, uccrsSjtatc an investment
OF from 500 to plJO. Bees. from $40
to 50, chickens from 500 10 SIC
and pi- clubs s. piece. And to
en,rr the pig club Il boy or Girl
SHOULD have plenty of milo miul,
and SKIM milk on the ranch. Corona,
ImPrtIdI Valley ; prize buttcgtat
COW was brought TO imperial Valley
a. riub cain. Another club calf
since maturity ha, made 5000 in
Single Nem tor It's Owner.
Announcement WAS made Of ca
roulDln& dgmunstrat ION to bg held at
the ranch OF j. {. Ruuser at 10 "a. l4.
Wednesday,, October L.. Birds must
be kept % hours without food or
waite, before TINS operation
frank Bry>chlag passed photo
graphs showing the wrong ana right
Wy to wrap grapefruit trees to pro
tttJ them from tfo~t.
Group insurance through member
Snip IN the talm bureau WAS explain
cd ny q representative Of an ont line
company, and seventy five per cent
e tHt membership mus. bc signed
up to obtain the group plan.
!. =. E&rcw spoke on the recent
meeting OF the Boulder Dam a>>o.ia-
tlon Il, N:,n,d Ana, at which Cong
rtssmap Phil Swing urged every
one to write friends in the east ask
inc that thcy cal the attention of
their congressman to the need OF
passing tnis bllt at the present Sos
sion OF congress.
tinney Speaks
y. c. FiAuey spoke on the reap
portiomeut Of California. He also
spoke agalnct proposition No. 20 ON
tae November bauot which provides
Tor rcappoltionment. according to
population, for representation in
both state senate and house OF. repre-
,entatiyes. He favored proposition
No. ., which provides for reappor-
tioAmcut according To population
for representatives in the house, and
that representation in the senate
shall bc By territory, a. it Is tile
United States senate Nj. Fiuucy
also explained TIM FinH.y resolutions.
which ha, become q part OF the
boulder Canyon dam blI
Frank BeyscaIag spoke ON dates.
varieties and their uses. Oft,Auoj>
are more Profitable for commercial
raising. The cost is about 500 each.
making 500 per acre. Samples Of
five kinds Ut dates were PROVIDED in
ample quantities that each person
present might test al. varieties. The
Khodrawi. = '.Ialidi =. Ilalawi, -
"Thooly or bread date aud the
pcglet Moor. were samples prov
ed by tAe L. ;. department ct az
ricu.turr fro mthr experiment sta
tioa at Indio.
Mrs Hobart Hrrlrk. Mrs. Frank
/ Pcnuoek and M. j. e. Hoa,er >er,-
81 ice tea and cake,
The Seeicv Ladic, Aid VIII hoid
their regular m4H,h!y business meet
ing. Tuesday. October >.
Return To San Gabriel
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Clark OF
san Gabriel returned To their home
Saturday aftcr Il week visiting a.
the home of Mr.. Clark 5 brother,
| William schultz. Mr.. Clark has
rented his ranch to Jack Kennedy.
Clark B. Collins made a business
trip to FL PaSo last week.
! Mrs. }. T. Ocftelc and daughter
Miss Francis. drove to Banning Sat
/ urday morning. They viii spend a
week visiting 1t Banning ana Los
| Angeles. Mrs Frauci, Ocftclc is
on her vacation from work as tcIe-
phone operator at FL Ccntro.
| Lawrence Campbell was "a bU,i-
ness visitor in San Bcrnardino last
week.
Tommy Hcnsen, Ray Richardson
and L. McCrcary recently returned
from a two weeks prospecting trip.
Mr. and. Mrs y. X. Ferguson. az
-ompanicd by Mrs Clara Joplin, Miss
Beatrice and Miss Cecilia Jcn,rl,
visited the Colorado river recently.
Chris Mccain is the new manager