REAL ESTATE
M. D. SNODGRASS
LISTINGS NEEDED for TOWN and
f;.ru property
claka's' va rurrv
• ■ ■EARTHENWARE
TEAPOTS
NEW...
Plastic DEVILED EGG DISHES
Plastic FRUIT 30'YLS
Plastic MIXING BOWLS (large)
G R A
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GRE„SZ CHANGE
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COMPLETE
OVERHAUL
GRAHAM ’ 3 SERVICE
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GOOD SERVICE
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"i ELDING
MACHINE 'VORK
GAS
OIL
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Hebert Alexander was adultted to the
Valley on Thursday of this week f r uedi
cal treatraent.
Eileen is in the Hospital for nedlcal
treatment.
Ji.j Kennedy of ".‘ssllla is also hospital*
izeci for nedlcal care.
Ge..rge Rupe has been admitted to the Hos
pital with an injury to his head and back.
Mr. Rupe is fr ,n the Evans Jones Mining
Cocpany and is an accident case from that
coapany.
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F Ok_SME
2 Parra houses on the Monaghan Farn.
Inquire at K.D.Sm dgrass Real Estate.
FEWER COWS PRODUCE
MORE MILK
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Total allk production on fame in the
Unite-1 States was 119,136 million pounds
In 1949, the Unite-5 -*tates Department of
j.grilculture reports. This was three per
cent above the revised total of 115,527
million pounds In 1948 but was exceeded.
In 1945 and 1946. l'he fact that produc
tion was greater than In 1948 was the re
sult of a four percent Increase In milk
production per cow which core than offset
a one percent decline In the nunber cf
cows on fares.
The Increased production during 1949 was
general throughout the country, with all
geographic regions showing some Increase
over 1948. In the North Atlantic, East
North Central, South Atlantic, anr’ South
Central regions -'ll states equaled or ex
ceeded the production of the prece lng
year. Only In the West North Central and
Western regions did any of the states
fall below the 1948 production.
Wisconsin's milk production in 1949 was
15,568 dill on pounds or four percent
above the 1948 total of 14,914 million
pounds. This w--s the second largest pro
duction on record in the state, being ex
ceeded only by the 15,607 million pounds
produced in 1946. *--s in the case cf the
country as a whole it was the record rate
cf milk production per cow that was re
sponsible for the increase.’ production
bee-use milk cow numbers were lower than
In 1948.
HALES
LEASE MONAGHAN
FARM
Mr. one1. Mrs. Harold Hnle have leaser’ the
‘•-onaghen for:.; and plan tc operate a. dairy
farm, it was learned this Week. Hr. C.H.
Monaghan arrive'’ in the Valley recently
tc make arrangements for the rental of
his property.
Mr. and. Mrs. Hnle were married recently
in Wasllla. Mrs. Hale is the former Mary
Snodgrass V-r^nll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Snodgrass. Mr. Hale has b ?en
in the Valley fer a number ofy..ears having
been deployed <~n the Kclr.nd S-n-d grass
fain before the war.
MRS HAGEN IN STATES
Mrs. ;.l Hagen left for the States recent
ly where she will join her daughter who
attends school at Tacenn, sh’ngten. She
will bring her back to the Va] ley after
school closes this spring.
S AND VIKS RETURN
I Mr. and. Mrs. C.g..Sandvik and family have
retruned to the Valley from the States.
! The Sandviks have been in the States since
last fall.