? nOTiCES
FTA v;as postponed this v;eek due to the
closing of school for the purpose of al
loring farmers to get their potatoes out.,
The first meeting lias nov; been scheduled
for Tuesday September 23,
MOOSE LODGE rill also meet this next
Tuesday in the Moose Hall at 8 p.m.
The NORTHLAND PIONEER GRANGE rill moet in
the Grange Hail o.i Thursday' September 25,
Members are urged to aetdrd,
4—H CLUE M&iEEES
Achievement Day is r.ext on the 4—H Calen
dar. To earn your pin. your record book
must be completed and turned ir to the
Extension Office ;his month, _Pe Eire
to finish year project, ,l\ ur: your re
cord book up- to ante and nmi it in eitho^
to your leader or to the Extension Office.
EEIEIPS ■ CITES
The Rj^vorber.d Club will'meet rith Mrs.
Geiwitz on '.ieptenbar 23.
The Glacier View olub rill meet rith Mrs.
Eailoy on Uept^n'.'.^r 25.
The T-illto^ Club Till meet September 24.
(no place given in notice)
N E kV EXT tNSi ON AGENT
C O !'A ' N G
I
According to word received hero from the '
Territorial Extension Office in Eaifbanks,1
Miss Marilyn Johnson of Valley City,North
Dakota, has been appointed as Homo Demon
stration Agent for Southwestern Alaska.
She is due to arrive here the 20th of
October.
Miss Johnson replaces Miss Martin^who
resigned from that position in July and
left for the States whore she had an
other position awaiting hor. Miss John
son’s nain Office is in Anchorage and she
also maintains an Office in the Valley
where she devotes much of her tine.
HE A D
NEW HOSPITAL
arrives
: isc Ethel Dale, graduate of .the Lutheran
. os;: ital at Norfolk,. Nebraska, arrived
last Friday to assure vie duties as Mana
ger of the Mar arm ska Valley Hospital,
Miss Bale has been for the past five
years; Superintendent of the Hospital at
Burke, South Dakota.
Miss Burke flovr from Spokane to Anchorage,
This is her first trip to Alaska. c5he did
not get to see nnch cf the scenery al ong J
the coast as the reathor ras too cloudy, i
REAL ESTATE
m. o. snoDGRoss ■■
PHONE 23YI4
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
oTOCK RANCH—240 acres Upland and Uasillf
Creak bottom land.:' Irrigation possiblli
15.0'?-Dairy cr Beef. On .School'Bus lino
4-1 riles from Palmor. Terms.
WO ] 60 acre HGZFSIEADS-Patanted land.—
priced to sell. 5 miles from Das ilia
10 miles from Palmer.
Oils 75 ACRE TRACT with GOOD BUILD I2TG:>
0racl9 A Bara, 45 acres under cultivation
Tarn machinery. 2-?.- miles from Palmer.
CHOICE ACRE TRACTS CLOSE IN TO PALMER
TOUT LOTS for Business and Residential
sites.
320 ACRES PATENTED HOMESTEAD 6 acres In
Oat and Pei Hay, Good Log Cabin-Ad joins
coal ro.3er-.es sterling large, acreage
available' far .lease.
MATAKUSK.I VALLEY GRASSLAND' 160 acres
near Ypwnsite of Matanuska. .
THREE GOOD VEGETABLE FARMS
* *
TWO D..TRY EAiT.:,, & D.ilRY HERDS All priced
to sell, /n income awaits your purchase,
With evo-y farm sale goes a gUa2*ante'e J
that the land is as represented.. The i
agent has located more than sixxy-five 1
farmers in the Matanuska Valley. My
thirty-two years close association with i
the Valley development and experience !
are yours for the asking. !
M D,.Snodgrass. ,
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EMBROIDERY PIECES
Pilldr Cases (novr in Stock) and many
other items from small to large pieces
i
LflunoRy
CLEfinme
SCHOOL R£C£SS£D
School recessed this v/eek to allow the
farmers to have the help of their older
ioys and girts 'in harvesting their potato
’cops, The decision to take this vieek’s
/acation Iron school was made on Friday
ifter the vc.icol n^rs T"as given to the
ilitor hy the school.
jchool rill he resumed as usual next reek.