Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-03-02 | Page 4 | Demand for Land

DEMAND FOR LA.ND. St. Louis Globc-Domocrat. The Irrigation works at Minidoka, Ida., which will Include 12S.00O acres, will not be completed until next fall, but already the number of applications, none of which can exceed eighty acres, are 3000. Indications are that irrigated land gencrnlly will be In demand and that the Irrigation fund wl'l be kept steadily revolving. It seems to be a fur better opportunity than taking up claims in Canada. FOOD MADE WHILE YOU WAIT. Philadelphia Inquirer. At a time when the National Government Gov-ernment (.as well as many States, of which our own is chleO Is moving against adulteration of food, wc have the entertaining spectaclo of a professor profes-sor of chemistry giving object lessons on the subject. A New Jersey chemist stands ready to supply you all sorts of food and drink, principally made up In his laboratory, without calling at all upon the animal or vegetable kingdoms. king-doms. If you want a cocktail ho will I serve you one which you cannot detect from the best prepared at a cafe. Ho will make you all sorts of salads and dressings, which taste well, and will take decayed meats and vegetables and after treatment apparently serve you a palatable and wholesome dish. i