cant, „ACiUiu?.
super phosphate end 400 lbs. of
potash. From those figures you can
raise or lower your pound go per
acre. All “these figures are;base
on 45$ super-phosphate, The phos- •
phorus, potash, calcium, and mag
nesium levels that have been gener
ally found so far are alarmingly
low or absent entirely. This sn \is
that in the past your produce ran
out of plant food long before ma
turity. If a plant does not have
access to a b:lanced food supply it
is impossible for it to grow prop
erly.
.Quantity with out quality will be
a useless commodity in the future—
Standard Liari stable Quality—is our
O' J
A ;al •
THE FILIAL CENSUS FOR .AUGUST,
1956 AS STATED IN T:E3 IJiTANUSNA
VALLEY PIONEER OF THAT DATE
210 cows, 245 horses, 4 stallions,
5 bulls, 500 pigs, 600 sheep, 8000
chickens, 388 goose, 337 dusks, &,
484 rurkeys. How would Inis co. .pr.rc
with the nrcsent census?
-aont, from page 5.
Mrs. Harold Dinkol. Marieno Jensen
was elected as Vice-pres. and Flo
Alice Dinkel, Secretary*.,
fd- LOCIpIR 3TdR;jfJF.."DFKC:ST): iTJON
■ rreparation of food for; locker
storage was demonstrated by Miss
Byrne at the /.'asilia Homemakers
[meeting at the homo of Mrs# Roland
phirher', ;Tuesday May 22.
Anchorage Garden Club
Mr. kill lain Rogers sporce"“ Core
the Anchorage Garden Club m mbers,
./edneeday even in.,, helping them,
with their garden problems.
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