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Vol. 1I4.
Falmsr, Alaska.
February 2, lo^l. No. S
CHPfTMh VIEWS movies
One of the 1-rgest meetings of the Cham
ber was held on Wednesday noon, when Mr.
Cuppel of Anchorage showed two good sound
movies In connection with the new Good
Ronds Association that Is being organized
In Alaska. One movie showed the develop
ment of roads and highways from the time
the Indians end Frontier's men started to
use through trails, to the present super
highways, of which the Pennsylvania Turn
pike Is considered a model.
u'.r.Cuppel stated that one of the alms of
the new Association would oe to promote
better hi,-.'
ter corner.’..j
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Enrr o’,*1 *:o V*
co“>si lered
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, 1 a ‘y : *i*
ys In the Territory -nd bet
ra links wlch the outside. The
• f: a -p rd highway from Point
:c par-as d:r. 1 Zone If being
on 3
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The Mstcnuskr. Valley Nurses' Association
Is now ready to conduct classes for Nurses1
Aldt.s and Medical aids who can assist the
g" -•.i.i .te nurses and doctors in the care of
c .. ties vV.ch ,’ght occur In a was e
m- i.-y.
• a ;lep«S'jr n.' l be given for both MEN
o.v< '«/•.!< .r.'c snerrod will direct the
t.. ; aid'' r,V'< for men. A series of
I V, il eou will be given, the les
$, -y t, ; no i..:Jude such subjects as:
:■ nptomr, of iilness
c'-'.ing Temperatures
■:? artlng
Jiving baths and malting occupied beds
J.aple first aid
i. nng Hypodermics
Jiving medicines
Jir-K room appliances and Procedures
All men and women Interested In taking
the nurses' aide or Medical aide course
should communicate with the Health Center
In Palmer any morning between S:00 and 12
a.m. giving the following information:
1. Name
con't. on 3
BLUC CROSS STflTCfn
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THE HLUE CROSS hospital state
ment with its new' rates has not
been received. Deductions will be
made from the next payroll.
jams simpson passes
Mrs. Ray Ferrln of Palmer, re
ceived word last Monda7T, of the
ideath of her father, Jerries Simpson,
on January 26th., at ’"’ozeman, Mont
ana. Mr. Simpson, who was well
known In Alaska, having come here
first- in 1915 ind arraln In 193^>
has been 111 for several years with
heart trouble. He Is survived by
three daughters; Mrs. Ra-" Ferrln of
Falmer, Ula Simpson of Anchorage
,and Enid Nelson of Fort. Worth, Tex
as
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Emergency medical treatment will
jbe available at hospitals and sana
jtoriums ope t ed b-'- the nureau of
Indian Aflairs c am- person with
out other f-ciLilies, according to
an order si~nei by Secretary of the
iInterior Chapman.
The regulation provides that
!such a person will pay a fee com
jputed on the basis of the average
[annual pe^ diem cost of operation
jand will pay the applicable fee for
[any spec ill services, dru^s, sup
plies and other medicines. "This
service should not. extend beyoni
the period when the patient can be
safely removed elsewhere for treat
ment," the order reads.
SEED Rf.'jiJLPilOfi?
r
In ”ccordance vith seed regula
tions of the Territory of Alaska,
all field and vegetable seeds offer
ed for sale mu3t. first he tested
for Tormina t.ion and purity. An of
ficial sample to he submitted shall
be one chosen at random from the
lot. For such seeds as legumes and
[Trasses, a sample cf et least 2 oz.
jand for cereals, 2 pounds must ve
submitted. Samples should he mail
ed to the Alaska Department of Ag
riculture, Fox 1101, Fairbanks, or
left at the Seed Dept, of the Co
op .
Copies of the quarantine Rules
and seed Regulations for the Terri
tory of Alaska will he mailed free
of charge upon request. The Comm
issioner especially urges all farm
_c-qdJ t._..on piute.-. 3^_