SPRING CLEAN-UP WEEK. Cont. from pp.2
CHECK conditions around T .[
springs, wells and cistern^
to.keep the water supply san
tary and platforms safe.
Fi^l in holes or
puddles around
farm to pre
vent mosquito 01
fly breeding j
places. Install\
and repair fly/ /
screens.
CHECK. VISIBILITY of farm drivev;ays at
intersection of public poads. Clear out
tree limbs, brush, etc., that may obstruct
Yision.
PRACTICE good housekeeping.
Provide
for
p orderly
r' storage
of '
brooms,
mops,
.household '
appliances,
etc.
_—' •- j xveep p it c works
rakes and other sharp J. ^tool3 in pro
per racks provided for them.
uuHy ?
A clean-up is important-terrible im
portant. Only a close check by the farm
family can reveal all the hazards, but it
is a simple -jpb. A thorough going job of
cleaning up debris, tjrash and rubbish will
do ipudh to help prevent fire, disease and
accidents.
About 18,000 farm residents are killed and
a million and a half others are injured
each year in accidents.
Farm fires destroy about 90 million dol
lars worth of farm property each year and
an average of 10 lives are lost in farm
fires every day,- ,
Spring clean-up can-prevent many'of them.
Clean Farms are the safest farms.
Spring Clean-up ^eek is a definite part of
the TT.S. Department of Agriculture’s Pro
gram. All Agricultural field agencies are
asked to join the effort to:
Get oach community to designate a week for
Farm Clean-up. The county representatives
of Department agencies and County agents
sbuld combine fdrees to'assist the local
fire;dopdrtmonthealth officers, 'sdfotiy
councils, schools, officials, and civic ani
othor organized groups.
Palmer has planned a Clean-up woek for the
‘BULL00h.no '' CLEPRtnG
GET YOUR BULLDOZING and L'-ND CLEARING
DONE BY A RELIABLE BULLDOZER- Ratos'
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DAVID HOEHN M. D.
BERNICE ANDREWS M D.
PHYSICIANS -SURGEONS
PA L.MER_A_L_ASK_A
IT- PAYS TO LOOK WELL
AND GET A GOOD HAIRCUT
Frank He i 10 r
CO: OP _ BARBER... ~.S HOP_
LOYAL ORDER of mOOSE
• LODGE • wG no 793
MOOSE O HALL . .
I.TEET3 2nd and 4th TU2BILY3 8 p.m.
VISITING MEMBERS WELCOME
PEARL lUHITE
ON
WHY WEAR YOURSELF OUT
WASH ELYS? WHY NOT
LET THE "PEARL WHITE” TAKE
SOI® OF THE LOAD? v
&
Irene, iepak " C
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LOU'S BEOUTy
SHOP
TILL IT BE A
i COLD WAVE or
I . HACHIKEIES'S'
| this ■ summer?
! LOU RASMUSSEN
Licensed and Bonded Brokers
Notary Public
Box 1791
Palmer, Alaska
Wanted to buy 40 acre'farm with good
house,
160 acres, 33 cleared ( 3 acres clover
feed)‘ 7 rm. house-furnished, 'running
water, barn with hay and grain,'35
! chickens. Well housetractor,Machinery.
3 miles out- of Palmer. $7500,00
Terras
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20th to/26th of April, but let,s not con
l fine this to the town of Palmer, — And
you don't need to wait for the 20th to
roll around. It may be mord convenient
for you to do the work now.