davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-09-28
REALTORS TO HEAR
.OF PURDUE STUDY
ON BUILDING TESTS
Home Experiment to Be
Discussed at Atlantic
City Session.
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
METHODS FOR BUILDERS
Area Adjoining University Given
for Community of Houses
to Be Studied.

Plans of the Purdue Research Foun-
dation for setting up scientifically
conducted testing ground for salts
factory home construction will be one
phase of the whole great national
movement for rehousing and real es-
tate advance to be studied by the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards when it meets in Atlantic City
October %. "a and 25.
Some lab acres adjoining the CAM
pus Of Purdue University, Lafayette,
Ind, have been given the new Purdue
housing research project. On this it
Is proposed to erect a number of
houses through which building ma
terials and methods, equipment and
other matters affecting home costs will
Continued on Page 3, Column -
Evening star., 1935-09-28
PRIVATE BUILDING
SLUMPS SHARPLY
HERE DURING WEEK
S313,934 Total Is Far Be-
low Record Set in Pre-
y vious Seven Days.
PERMITS ARE ISSUED
FOR SO RESIDENCES
Construction of Six Multi-Famlly
Flats Also Authorized by
Inspectors Office.

Private building in Washington dur
ing the past week dropped lar oeiow
the record total of the previous week,
It Is shown by permits issued by the
Office of Building Inspector John w.
Oehmann for $3l3,93 in new building
and modernization work.
The weekly total, however, reached
approximately the average for the
year, and of the large permits issued
almost all we're for new residential
construction. The weeks list included
permits for erection of 3S one-family
dwelling and six multi-family flats.
Largest permit of the week was is
sued to Brown Bros. Corp, 2736 Cors-
land place. and called for construction
of eight dwellings in the 5100 block OF
Third street at cost of about $4,000
George T. Santmyers was named
architect.
Harris Shapero, 1477 Girard street
was granted a permit to build group
of six homes in the 4600 block OF
Fourth street, to cost $4,000. An
other large permit went to the Fendall
Construction Co., $50 New York ave-
= nue.. for construction of four brick
flats in the 1900 block of B street
southeast. to cost $4,000. Santmyers
likewise was listed as architect for this
job.
List of Major Permits.
More important permits of the week
arc as follows:
Brown Eros. Corp, 2736 Cortland
place. owners and builders; George T
Santmyers, architect; to erect eight
2-story brick dwellings. SLIT to 5l29
Third street; and 254 Hamilton street
to cost $4,000.
Harris Shapero, 1447 Girard street
owner and builder; to erect six 2
story brick dwellings, 4621-463l Fourth
street. to cost $4,000
Fendall Construction Co, $50 New
York avenue, owners ana builders;
. George T. Santmyers. architect; tc
erect four 2-story brick flats, 1641 10
1647 v street southeast, to cost $50 900
La Sale Park Corp, 1920 K street
owners and builders; Schreier q Put
terson, architects; to erect three e
story brick and tile dwellings, 1923
1927 and 1881 Varnum street north
east, to cost S16,500.
G. B. Mullins Co., Inc, Twelfth and
Brentwood road northeast, owners and
builders; James Berrall, engineer; to
erect one 1-story brick addition, 1896
Upshur street, to cost $4,000.
Reliable Construction Co., 124O
Morse street northeast, owners and
builders; George Santmyers, architect;
to erect two 2-story brick dwellings,
$500 and 1922 Third street, to cost
$4,000.
w. r. Little, 3412 Rittenhouse
street, owner; Robert K. Smith, de-
signer; Paul T. Stone, 34l2 Ritten-
house street. builder; to erect one
21a STORY brick and concrete block
dwelling, 6OO1 Broad Branch road,
to cost $4,000.
Wagner Given Permit.
Frank ]. Wagner, Westchester
Apartments, owner and builder; E.
B. Corning, architect; to erect two
2-story brick and tile dwellings. 6505
Fifth street. and sol Underwood
street, to cost $4,000.
Bell Engineering Co., Investment
Building, owners and builders; E. B.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Wagner Given Permit.

Frank j. Wagner, Westchester
Apartments, owner and builder; E.
B. Corning, architect; to erect two
2-story brick and tile dwellings, 6505
Fifth street. and sol Underwood
street, to cost $4,000.
Bell Engineering Co., Investment
Building, owners and builders; E. B.
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Evening star., 1935-09-28
TEN APARTMENTS BUILT
6 Already Sold by Boss & Phelps
for Approximately SIS, 600.

Ten 4-family apartments have
just been completed by Boss g. Phelps,
realtors, while six of the buildings
have already been sold. it was an
nounced today.
All of the buildings contain the
latest modern Improvements, and arr
we'll constructed. The six apartments
which have been sold are located in
the $500 block of First place. The
other group is located at Sc Madison
street and at 5615-19-23 First street
The six buildings were sold for ap-
prox mately $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-09-28
Cheap Cleaners Harmful.

Choose drain and closet-bowl clean
ers carefully. The cheaper cleaners
are likely to damage the enamel finish.
Your plumber will be glad to recon-
ment a cleaner which can be used
with safety.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
CON LOS GUANTES
"FILLO" Y

"Fillo" Echeverria, Ell gladia-
dor espanol del peso de pluma,
no esta aun listo para los hon.
Ibres como Arizmendi, y Fred
die Miller, segun Arroyo Ruiz.
En- MEXICO tratan de contratar
la pelea Observation-Disclosures
pero csc cronista recomienda
que no Sc efecue hasta que ell
vasco aumente seis libras soil
das en- su peso.
iAcertado nos parece el con-
sejo porque "Fillo" no puede
conceder ventaja mayor en- el
peso a un pugil que ha derrota-
do a Miller.
Su Ultima victoria de impor,
tancia la alcanz6 ell espanol, er
la Habana, con Baby Quintans
de antagonists.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

rizonte, son, cuando ell sol no las
|bana, las que llevan la tormen-
ia en- su seno. No sientaS, hija
mia, que esa tn primera Illusion
haya sido contrariada por tus
padres. Cuando n~osotros, que te
amamos tanto, nos opusimos y
procuramos que tus simpatias
por aquel hombre no Sc convir-
.tiesen en- impetuosa passion, por
algo era.
Elvira lloraba.
Dona Agueda, exclam6 impa-
ciente:
i Acabaras?
-Pues bien, concluyo. iSa-
beis cual es ell ultimo escandalo
que ha dado csc caballerito?
Elvira presto atenci6n con
interss.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

'hago cargo de las cosas como
tn?
-Puede; pero, a la verdad,
no 10 pareee.
-Pues 81 que me hago cargo.
jCreeS que ignore que Eivira
sinti6 algun afecto por ell tai
'Enriquito Morales? Pero, afor-
tunadamente, Sc puso ell rene
dio a TEMPO, y hoy, en- vez de
llorar nuestra hija I'm desenga-
no cruel solo siente esa penita
ligera que causa en- toda mucha-
cha de su edad ell recuerdo de
una Illusion perdida. iLas ilusio-
nesl No te las forbes jamas, hi
ia mia, sin tener antes una ba-
Sc s6lida para clio. Precisamen
te esas nubes de color de rosa
que tanto nos alegran en- el ho-
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
NOTICIAS DE BASEBALL

Los Cubs buscan Campamento
en- 10 Florida
Pas6 aver por Tampa ell Sr.
Clarence Rowland, exdirector
lie los Medals Blancas Y actual
"explorador" de los Cubs de
Chicago, manifestando que via
ia la Florida en- busca de TN lu-
gar para que csc club practique
en- la primavera de 1886. "Los
Cubs" han decidido marcharse
de California y hacer su entire
namiento en- la Florida. Este es
un hecho, no I'm rumor. Ellos
me han mandado a buscar un
sitio y no me marchare de Flo
rida hasta que pueda hacerles
un recommendation. Hasta aho-
ra solo he visto un lugar, Holly
wood, a IA millas de Miami. La
proposition que Sc me ha hecho
la pasare a la direction del
team. Todayia no he deeIdido
una recommendation. Hasta aho
Nosotros prefeririamos la cos
TIA oeste, porque no creemos que
lei viento del Atlantico es 81 me.
jor para ell acondicionamiento
de los p~eloteros."
Ell Chicago de la Liga Nacio-
nal, propiedad de Mr.. Wrigley,
es IN de los teams" de mas CO.
lorido en- la Liga y desde 1922
viene entrenandose en- la Isla
de Catalina, California,
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
ta?-pregunt6 dona Agueda.

Ia pAS UNIV uOIld Tag uNNo'
Sc trata de un eaballerito
que, dicho sea ahora con fran :
lqueza, lie fue un poquitin sim :
patico a Elvirita.
Elvira palideci6 intensamen-
tie, Y dona Agueda lanz6 sobre
su esposo una mirada de recon
venci6n; mas don Gracian, sin
percatarse o sin hacer case de
Iello, continue diciendo:
-iOh! Ell padre Cerrada no
EN- balde es un confesor tan sa-
bio y un orador sagrado tan e
minente. Tiene un conocimien-
to del mundo y sus gentes, que
asombra en- quien, como el, no
puede aspirar ciertos ambien-
tes. iOh! lei padre Cerrada!
AgradezcAmosle 10 mudho que
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Ilabios para contener las lagri-
mas que pugnaban por asomar
a sus ojos.
Fij6se en- ella don Gracian, Y,
dando una carinosa palmadita
en- la espalda a su hija, exclam6
con manifesto regocijo:
-iTonta, mas que tonta! Esa
'palidez y esos esfuerzos que ha-
ces para no llorar, revelan al
mismo tempo que tn inocencia,
10 oportunamente que pusimos
remedio al NAL.
ia, basta - do
ma Agueda, que, idolatrando en-
su hija y comprendiendo ell tor
mento por que paSaba, sufria
tambien.
mo seas aSf, mujer, no
seas ash! lCrees que yo no me
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

nos quiere y la sinceridad de
sus consoles.
-Cuando concluyas tn bri-
|ilante panegirico, va nos diras,
en- resumen, a que viene todo
ESQ Y por que hablas durante la
comida de cosas tan POGO agra
dables,-dijo la respectable do
ma Agueda con acre tono e indi-
cando a Elvira con ell gesto, al
pronunciar sus ultimas pala-
bras.
-1Cosas desagradables, has
dicho?-exclam6 don Gracian.
-iPero, hombre! IAun in
sistes?
Y de un modo claro Y termi-
mantle lie INDIGO a Elvira, que ha-
bia dejado de conner y, palida
como un cadaver, sc mordia los
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Portsmouth, 1nglaterra, mar
70 22.-El yacht Britannia, del
rey Jorge, esta siendo recons-
para hacers frente a los
~requerimient9s del yacht anne
ricano Yanke, propiedad de Ge-
rard B. Lambert. Los trabajos
Sc realizan bajo ia direction de
Charles E. Nicholson.
Sabese que su majestaa quie
re que ell Britannia tome parte en-
las regatas o. Sc efectuaran en-
Harwich, ell dfa IL de JUNO, con
lei Yankee de competitor.
Para dar al Britannia mas We
locidad TODD ell cobre sera a
rrancado del casco, disminuyen-
do ell peso del buque en- dos to-
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
DEPORTES
LASKY ES Ell FAVORITO
PARA LA PELEA DE
ESTA NOCHE

New York, mario 22.-Los
expertos opinan sin rodeos que
Art Lasky, el estibador de Jer-
sey, vencera esta noche a James
J. Braddock, ell irlandes que aun
aspira a la corona del peso com
pleto. Ell combate sera a Is asal
tos. Braddock descansa en- su
derecha para ell ataque y de
triunfar peleara con Primo Car
nera o Sleeve Hamas.
Las apuestas Sc manteniar
anoche de 3 a ! a favor de Las.
ky, quien ha ofrecido triunfal
por nocaut.
"Yo creo que ganare, die
Braddock. Puedo veneer a to.
dos 4sos judios, italianos y ale.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
Los Rojos t~riunfaron
S0bre los Yankees

St, Petersburg, MARIO %
Brillando de manera notable ell
j6ven pitcher Al Hollingsworth,
I'm zurdo, los "rojos" de Cincin-
natl derrotaron aver a los Yam
KEGS. Lanz6 Hollingsworth en-
las 1ltimas cuatro entradas, per
mitiendo tres ATS Y una carre-
ra y sirviendo tres ponches.
Rolfe, la tercera base de los
neoyorqufnos, pogo cuatro hits
en- cinco veces al bate. Good
man, ell IF del Cincinnati, dispa-
no 3 hits, en- cinco wees,
Cincinnati &c, 18Th, lie; New
York &c, 11h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

names que cubren La division
del peso pesado. Atacare desde
ell principle y ell adversario la
Ipasara NAL.
La etapa semifinal del tor
neo de elimination sera Max
SGhmeIing, completandose con
Max Baer.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Jeff Dickson para buscar un ad
versario a Marce)rhil, ell cam
pe6n del peso medic. Tunero, ell
cubano, ha peleado con los me-
iores hombres de la division,
sin hacer un papel desairado.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Bob DIN, campe6n mundial
de las ITS libras, ha telegrafia-
do al ingles Jack Peterson in
formandole que esta dispuesto
a batirse con 81, en- cualquier
lugar y TEMPO.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Claro para hey y manana.
POGO Gambia en- la temperature.
Mfnima aver, c6 grades; ma
|xima, 81.
Marea alta a las 3:37 a. m. y
8 :O2 p. m. Aarea baja a las
9:19 a. m. y 1910 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Adolfo Heuser, ell excampeon
europeo de los semi-pesados,
triunf6 en- Berlin sobre ell italia
no Ceccarelli,
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Ell filipino Mendoza perdio Ell
fallo de los jueces en- un comba-
tie que sostuviera en- Zurich, A
lemania con ell campeon germa-
no Riethdorf.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
- = para Ia regatta con q YsSl Hz @Ses

Cuando muy pocos especta-
dores 10 esperaban, Spect di6 la
sorpresa en- ell segundo derby
de elimination, ofrecido anoche
en- la pista que Mr.. Ellis dirige.
Derroto a Junette, Ell favorito,
lpor dos largos, y sus boletos Sc
lpagaron a $40. Ell trofeo de Ia
Victoria lie fue entregado al
en- del galgo, H. H. Cham
Ilaiy, por ell director del club
Pronto, Ike Boone.
Conquistaron la doble Spiff
Eift y Blue Abe, este 1ltimo ven
Deedor en- la primera elimination
del derby, pagandose a los apos
tadores $43.20.
En- la s6ptima carrera Marie
Gate y Heavy Gold finalizaron
en- primero y segundo lugar y
la quiniela Sc pag6 a $40.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Jose Mic6, ell catalan, ha sido
contratado para pelear con Ell
veterano Baudry, excampe6n
frances del peso ligero.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
Folletin No. 129
La Gaceta
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

ven, levantando la cabeza viva
mente sorprendida.
Preocupada la infeliz con sus
desdichas, GONNA de mala CANA,
sin prestar la menor atenci6n
a 10 que decia su padre.
Pero, al verse aludida direc-
tamente, no pudo menos que
prestar atenci6n.
"A tt, ST; a tt, hija mia-di-
jo con aire triunfal don Ora :
clan.
-Pero bien: lde que Sc ira
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Kid Tunero peleara en- Paris
con ell checoeslovaco Vida Jack
en- ell torneo organizado por
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

lei espanol Pedrito Ruiz de-
rrot6 en- Amiens, Francia, al
gallo Raquet. La victoria fGe
por puntos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Dona Agueda, pregunt6:
75Cual?
-Pues largarse a MIA. icon
quien direis?
ICON quien?@pregunt6
Eivira poniendose en- pie subj
tamente, palida, tremula v con
las mejillas banadas por Ell liam
to.
Con la viudita de Estrada.
/ Valiente sonora!
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
Victoria de 10y fni1fgs
|Sobre Ell Toronto

Ell club Filadelfia, de la Lii
ga Nacional, derrot6 aver a los
~"leafs" de Toronto, en- un jue-
go efectuado en- Plant Field.
Mas de AT peloteSps tomaron
pare en- ell desSffo, que dur6 2
horas y 81 minutes. Mike Has
lin, la segunda base de lbs "phi-
lies, aparece al frente de los
bateadores con tres 'fhits" Y un
"tribey" en- cinco wees al bate.
En- la octava entrada batearon,
10 jugadores<de los visitants<
Este fue Ell inning de las
co carreras.
FiladeFfia 16c 18h, lie; Torofl
to &c, 11h, Be.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Los pitchers de los Cardena-
les dominaron a los Gigantes y
ell desaffo con anotacion de 8
carreras por 9.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

neladas. Los agujeros dejaaos
Sc han tapado con MADEIRA de
caoba, dejando la superficie
completamente lisa.
Ell Yankee, seg1n los planes
de Gerard B. Lambert, SUI
no, saldra de Boston en- Id
lmeros dias de abril, accom- M
do por la goleta Atlantic, gu,
triunf6 en- las regatas del Atl
tico, en- 1905. Una tripulal
de marin4fos profession
llevara hasta Inglaterra. \
La camara del yacht Sc ha !
,conSicionado de acuerdo con 10
requerimientos ingleses y Sc i
pondra I'm nuevo mastil de ace
70, de pequeno diametro, SINH
lar al del "Endeavour''.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
Montevideo, MARIO o..

|AA0CF10VC IildIZO az
presidente Gabriel TERRA anufl
su ntevo gabinete, que
tornado possession.
nueve ministries repre-
cinco partidos polfti-
Gon con Terra, que
Pel gobierno. Tres son
hbros del ala Herrera del
'partido Nacionalista. Los otf&
seis representa- cuatro ramas
del partido de Battle. No estan
Representatives las mayorias de
los partidos Nacionalista v de
Battle.
Augusta Cesar Babe es ell nue.
vo ministries del interior; Sosf
Espalter, negocios extranjeros;
Cesar Gutierrez, agricultural ;
Zoilo Saldias, industrial y traba
jo; Martin R. Etchogoyen. ms
truccfon publica; coronel Alfre
do Balddnir, defensa, y Cesar
Charlone, finanza.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22
III

Sin proferir un grito, sin pro-
nunciar la menor Erase, EIvira
vacil6 sobre sus plantas, tendi6
los brazos buscando apoyo, y,
al no hallarlo, cay6 al suelO, don
de qued6 inm6vil sin sentidO.
La gaceta., 1935-03-22

Derr0tadOs los Gigantes
pOr los Carden0les
Evening star., 1935-02-09

Remove one letter from to spell the "oo
II you
Il S wallop.
Evening star., 1935-02-09
SAILORS LUCK ENDS

He Missed Out on TWO Disasters
to Get Hurt in Traffic.
NORWALK, Conn. R.-Dewey
Gedney, seaman, is wondering whether
his luck is giving out.
He quit as member of the crew
of the Moro Castle a week before
that liner burned last September
Then he signed on the Mohawk, but
changed his mind just before she
sailed on her ill-fated trip.
But he ran into bad luck. His auto
mobile collided with q truck and he
was injured.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

Across.
l. Perfume.
8. Is on ones guard.
Is. Withdraw.
Is. An open-shelved cabinet.
II. Relate.
18. Facial deformity.
10. Slumber.
20. Harvests.
%. Agent.
%. Paid notice; ABR
"a. Rogue.
25. Pronoun.
26. Butt.
%. Aromatic plant.
20. Residue.
32 Within.
33. Select.
"a. Stick.
35. Declare.
81. Racer.
38. Lure.
80. To fade.
40. Symbol for cerlun.
Il. Declare.
40. Domain.
43 Pronoun.
A. Person speaking.
IS. Sad.
46. Elder; abbr.
Al. Leap.
49. Spartan.
SO. Excess of solar over lunar month.
SO. Small interstice.
IS. Festival day.
81. Impel anew.
3d. Oriental
SO. Advocate.
60. Decked.
Evening star., 1935-02-09
LETTE r. I

Letter-Out and when the fog
does that We see better.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06

Likewise the farm bureau has taken
definite stand on the question OF
disqualification, opposing all at
tempts TO lessen authority of super
vlsors IN maintaining 8 hospital for
citizens and taxpayers as We'll as
Tor indigents. having in mind q pos
sible SERA project which will
achieve this aim.
Force account Tor the All-Ameri-
can canal construction, has been
supported by the bureau.
Membership has greatly increased
III clubs. farm homadepartments
and farm eenters conducting active
programs, and providing recreation
to meet their members needs.
Furthermore, the farm bureau
points with pride 10 the fact that 1t
is one, if note the only, organization
II Imperial county whose entire re-
venue is determined by dues and
which is completely solvent.
In the words Of President Hoober,
THE Farm Bureaus one purpose is
II serve the farmers"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
FORDS WILL BE:
ON EXHIBITION

Edgar Brothers company, val
ley distributors for Ford cars, plan
to have full display of the latest
model Fords in connection with
! their exhibit at the fair The de-
mand for Fords continues apace
according to reports from factory
headquarters at Detroit which
, state:
.The contribution of the auto
mobile industry toward national
business recovery in 1884 is shown
in a recapitulation of national au-
tomobile registration figures of the
Ford Motor company for the past
year.
The figures showed heavy gains
registered in automotive sales dur
ring the year, with the Ford conf
pany far ahead in actual sales
gain during 1894 over registrations
in 1888. za
OF the entire industry's gain of
552, ,730 car and truck sales in 1884
over the previous year, Ford V-8
| passenger and commercial cars ac-
counted for approximately Sc per
cent, or 285,268 units, the figures
showed
| Ford passenger car sales in 1884
showed an increase of 705 percent
over Ford registrations during the
previous year, while Ford V-8
truck sales gained 1855 percent
during 1934-the greatest truck
gain in the entire industry for the
year A total of 530,523 Ford V-8
passenger cars were registered in
| 1884, as compared with 311,113
units in 1893. The average gain
for Ford, in both passenger and
commercial cars, was 76.4 percent.
Launching a vigorous sales cam
paign lalf in 1893, at the intro
duction of the 1884 cars and trucks,
the Ford company during 1884 also
piled up the greatest percentage
and unit gain in sales of the three
large manufacturers in the low
priced field. Passenger car sales
gains of the other two companies
were 21.2 percent and 1854 percent
respectively. compared with the
Ford gain of 70.5 percent.
Ford showed a total registration
of passenger cars and trucks dur
ing 1884 OF 658,778 units in the
United States alone. This figure
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
BY W. FORBES MORGAN
Deputy Governor

More than one-and lone ztalf BIZ
lion dollars of federal land bank and
land bank commissioners loans plus
improved agricultural conditions are
largely responsible for lifting the
T pressure of farm indebtedness. Over
the country as whole some 100000
mortgage loans have been made
since the farm debt refinancing
program was launched in May. 1888.
Starting from scratch the land
hanks built up force which at one
time was closing more than $153,-
o00000 of loans month. Loans are
now being made at the rate of about
SIS. .000o per month.
Nearly nine-tenthS of the money
borrowed from the land banks and
The commissioner have been used by
farmers to refinanee their debts. III
connection with their loans far
mers have obtained scale-doWns OF
their indebtedness totaling approx
imately S75,000O00 SO far. Scale
downs occurred in the case OF about
resulting from the land bank and
commissioner loans, including both
temporary reduction effective on
new and outstanding land bank
loans and the saving effected as
result of refinancing amounts to
about $33,000,000 year
As result hundreds of thousands
of farmers not only find themselves
relieved of the pressure of distreg
debt, but have had their indebted
ness refinanced into debts which
may be repaid in the semi-annual
and annual installments. Farmers
now have an opportunity to work
out of debt gradually and system
etically.
The future looks better than per-
haps at any TIME in 20 years. In the
last two decades the war inflated all
agricultural values and encouraged
the contracting OF Indebtedness by
farmers at the high values. Then
came the drastic liquidation Of 1920
81 and finally the last depression.
The outlook is for greater stability
in the farm credit field than has
been visible in some time.
Land values have begun to rise
after about 13 years OF continuous
decline. They are now SO low that
the rise is healthy. and at the pre-
sent time there is nothing on the
horizon promising further kiting OF
values to abnormal levels. Income
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-06
Valley Laundry
Is Local Leader

Using local employees and carry
ing payroll that is spent by these
employees in Ell Centro. the Valley
Steam Laundry merits more than
ordinary consideration from local
residents. II is the only steam
laundry operating in the city and
the service it renders is comparable
to the best obtained in cities much
larger in population.
This company operates a fleet of
distinctive trucks operated for the
benefit of local residents. Partic-
ularly is this benefit to be particu-
larly desired during the warm sum-
mer months which are near at
hand.
Housewives will appreciate this
service and the release it brings
them from the washings which
must be done when weather con-
ditions are most unsatisfactory
And, charges for this service are
not higher than those asked in
other cities for similar service.
PatroniZing this local steam laun-
dry is aiding to bring back conf
dence in the city's business progress
and return to better conditions.