SECOND POTATO •ADVANCE
AUIHORIZED Cont. from pp, 1
tho payment §f another one cont a pound
on potatoes* This makes a total of tuo
cents per lb. to date that has been allow
ed;
Those who may not have received any ad
vance yet or who are holding potatoos in
acceptable farm storage may arrange for
payment by calling at tho office.
Hcxold Stephan reports that a weekly car
1 load shipment has been going to tho Army
at Fort Richardson. The potatoes aro
grading out very noli and the army has
boon well ploasod.
* ** y,; * $ ** Jjc*>;«>(< *a^e * sfc
DAIRYMEN TAKE VOTE ON
DOWNY-BRODERSEN PLAN,
At a recent mooting of the Dairymen called
for the purposo of taking action on the
plan for tho purchase of the Creamery and
Dairy by tho Dairymen, a vote was taken
to accept or reject the offor made..
The offer drawn up by Downey and Mr.
Brodorscn was as follows: Tho purchase
prico was sot at $151,000.00 and'included •
the Heceiving room, tho creamery, icecream
and the Anchor ago Dairy and all tho equip
ment in all those units.
Of the seventeen members present, 8 voted'
to accept tho offer, 6 votod to roject it,
and 3 rofused to vote.
There are at the present timo 38 Grudo A
Dairies delivering milk at the Co-op re
ceiving station.
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NEW DOCTOR ARRIVES ■
Palmer has a new doctor this week. Dr. K.
Ham arrived to fikl the vacancy created
when Dr. Harold Lambert on loft. At tho
present time Dr. Ham is living in the now
Hotbl. We are sorry that wo cannot give
you any more information or a better intro
duct ion to our new doctor, but tin the
llmitod'amount of timo wo have for picking
up‘nows, we have been unable to contact
Dr. Garrett or interview the now doctor
either.
POSTOFFICE MOVED
iSlthough the people of the Valley knon tha’
the Post'Office nas to be moved to non
tjuarters* they wore somonhat surprised to
find it in the process of moving viion thoy
Trent to mail letters and collect mail last
Saturday morning* December 4*
By Monday the Post Office nas fairly noil
settled in the non charters in the Noal
Wright building. Rental boxes nore sot up
in the sion building in the same relation
to each other as they uore in tbo old buil<
ing* * jfc afc >)<>!< s|« sjoje* lie** sleifoicjJj
Wo cannot say that tta podplc of the Valle;
are enjoying cold neather, but they have
boon putting up uith it for about 3 nooks.
BfjtlX AT SANITARIUM
C.C. Brix is reported as being confined to
tho Hospital at Sanitarium, California.
Cards and letters Trill reach him if they
are'sent to him at the Hospital in Sanitar
ium, California.
Mr. Harold S. Eddy, formorly cmployod at
tho old Hospital before it burned, livos
at Sanitarium.
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Miss Ethel Dale,uho has been manager of
tho Valloy Hospital for ovor a year, has
resigned and is leaving the Valley,
PALME ft
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DEflTIST
ALASKA
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tear of v/inds & win t er" V rW Jhr
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