HOSPITAL NOTES
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Mv.ry Ac torn, Kodiak; Mrs. Albert ’Featherby,
Falmer; Mr. Hay Bergr',n, VTaailla; Mrs.
Lauritz Loberg, Palmer; Mrs* Leon Jones,
Palmer; Mrs. Johanna Ilylund, Palmer.
DISMISSED
Mrs. Lauritz Loberg, Palmer; Mrs. Leon
Jones, Palmer; Mr. John McGattigan, Moose
Creek; Helen Fierce, Suttan; Mrs. Fuger.e
Marsh-and infant daughter, Palm er>,irs. Rob «rt
Smith, Glenallen; Mrs. Clairmont Obern and
infant son of Cooper Center; Frank Ballogh
Palmer* Mrs. -T®nMe ITickoli and infant son
of Chistochina; Mrs. Mads Johansen, Palmer.
HOSFITALIFFD
Mrs. Parry Duff, Mrs. Trenton Johnson, r’as
illa; Joseph Peterson, Palmer;
FIRM'S
To Mr. and Mrs. Albert ,,Teatherby of Falmer
an infant son on Sunday,
NEW MACHINE SHOH
The AP.P.C has nor moved in the Few Machine
Reoair’Shop. It is made out of cement
blocks, with a cement floor, and has aut
omatic furnace heat. A two-ton over head
crane operates the full length of the
shop. This new show is located just be
yond the Fair Grounds, South of Falmer.
SNElLING RETURNS
Mr. Carl Smelling returned this wee!: end
from a business trip to Juneau.
CLASSIFIED ACy
S’or Rent: Office space. Inquire Co-op.
NOTICE TO FARMERS:
[f you plan- to have seed cleaned by our
equipment please make arrangements at the
office by March 31, 1948.
A. R .R.C.
VISIT FRIENDS
!r. and Its. Ed DuRand of Minchumina were
in Palmer visiting friends during the past
week.
CO-OP NOTES--TEcTRESiGM (cont’d from
>age l)were presented and while no definite
plans were made on account of lack of in
formation, it seems likely that several
projects will be started in- the near future.
Mo definite plans have been adopted in re
gard to the Produce Dent, yet, the ~oard is
v-aiting for recommendations from the Commit
tee elected at the last meeting of the Pro
duce and Potato Growers Association.
Manager Allen and Creameryman Haverman ten
dered their resignations at the ’"ednesday
meeting, to take effect on or before April
15t-h. Mo action was taken on the natter as
the hour was late when the letters were
presented to the "oard.
(Release from Co-op Board)
Taxes are cert linly one reason why consumers
find it hard to make ends meet. Today, U.S.
consumers are paying all kinds of direct anc
indirect taxes, totalling about one-third of
our national incMel--it! is "these unseen
guests at the table whic:; the American house
wLie must feed, in the form of hi'her taxes,
before sitb can start providing for her own
family.
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