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| BARGE SAILINGS INCREASED'
The Alaska Freight Express Cornoration that
recently inaugurated a barge freight aervic<
to Alaskan ports have announced that start
ing in Karen they will have two sailings
each month to Seward. Steel freighter-bar
ges will leave Seattle for Seward on March
9 and on March 25, Later in the spring
they expect to sail every ten days.
This now barge line operates at a reduction
of freight rates. The covered steel freigh
ter is towed by seagoing tugs. They are
using many new innovations for quicker load
ing, and hope to develop o''more to keep the!
rates the lowest possible.
ATT C R N c Y. CO ME. 5 TO PA L MEf<
Mr, Merman M. Ross, Attorney at Lav.’, has an
nounced he wiil be in Palmor every Saturday,
Me rill occupy part of Lou Hencke’s office.
lirs. Harry Duff had emergency surgery this
weak at'the local Hospital* «
5 GIL CCNE EfcV/\i lQNlET$ MtE /
The Territorial Soil Conservation Hoard hole
a moot in.'5 last Thursday in Ton Irvin’'s off ic
at vfliah tine the vorl: of this grouo was ex
plained by Charles ’"ilson, Soil Conservation
ist for the Territory*
Frank Linn vas elected Chairman of the Terr
itorial Hoard, and Hax Sherrod Secretary.
A oUb-Histrict soil conservation committee
of five can be formed when there are 25
signers reauostin~ such a committee,
I'bv. duty of this local committee is to work
j out the problems in the district with the
I territorial board, Thse clans are sent to
’’ashington; D,C., and Washington in turn vil
cooperate with the local committee in any.
■way* |hb'y can to help solve their problems.
Problems suggested at this meeting are:
Lack qf soil information* ’"ind, erosion,
•which results hi Toss-of;.organic content 1
of vhe soil, TJi-e loss of, or,g£hic content,
also lovers the ;wafcer hplding quality of •
l.the soil,. High dost off land clearing;
■ The- adaptability of’’crop Varieties; Soil-:
; and cron management; Suitable; legumes and'
j grasses; T~oxiousVeed'control.
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| This work is just in the organizational
.. stage •and is. cmite nov to every one here.
It. ■pill -fcftko some time, before( it is vork
, ,ed .out completely.
• Vs:a agent visits
I. M. C. Anderson, ?. S. A. Agent, has boon
in Palmer on Dusiness this r-eek, and ho
attonled the annual mooting of the I'.V.F.C,