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FROM THE ARCHIVEJul 25, 1929·El Centro, California

SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY

Scanned from Imperial Valley Press Current, Jul 25, 1929
SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY
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4 THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS PUBLISHED BY IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS I NO W C COSTELLO Manager Issued Daily Except Sundays Entered at the Post Office El Centro Calif as Second Class Matter si2sfc SUBSCRIPTION RATES Month By Mail r Six Months By Mail 8250 Year By Mail 500 IMPERIAL VALLEY NEEDS The whole hearted support oi every resident here A federal farm loan bank A federal building More resident landowners and less renters Development of its resources Newspaper headlines even when they follow the facts as accurately as the copyreaders can make them sometimes give a false impression. This has been the case in the recent stories telling about the RussoChinese difficulties. The headlines have toid us that Russia did this and that China did that that Russia was pre pared to take stron measures that China was go ing to insist on something or other that Russia was adopting a firm toneand so on day after day with dozens of variations. On the surface all of these headlines were cor rect enough.

But it is precisely this kind of talking and thinking that makes us look upon war as a more or less necessary evil. What for instance do.

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