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effort to increase food production'. ' Soil
'samples of virgin- soils were taken to be
teste- under the Simplex Sil Testing Sys
tem of the Michigan St>ite University and
the r jperts till be furnished Mr. Don L.
Irwin, Superintends, nt of the Experiment
Station at Matanuska. Farmers who wish
to take samples cf th^lr sell fer fertil
ity checks should'contact-Mr. Roland
Sn 'grass, who-will send the samples .n t;
Mr. Carter for chock. Mr. Irwin and Mr.
Carter will work out sell fertility preb
le_ together. * •
"The Valley has vast possibilities',' Mr,
Carter said, "and will fit into the' pcst
war agricultural development in Alaska as
cue of the outstanding agricultural dis
tricts. Mr. Carter believes that through
scientific agriculture we will be able to
increase production to the point where
Alaska may be able to compete with the
States, at least to the extent cf being
s;lf-sufficient.
Tod Carter makes his home in Sitka,
Alaska and is well-known in Southeastern
Alaska for his chemical gardening green
housc.
LECTURE <* MOVIES BY FR. HUBBARD, GLACIER
FRIEST, SUN. NIGHT, COMMUNITY HALL, 8 rM.
ELECTION RETURNS
123 Eartlett, E.
87 Manners, J. L.
8^ McCain, H. G.
121 Rivers, R. J.
118 Boyle, F. A.
85 Chase, W. H.
102 Smith, H. L.
99 Wann, E. F.
105 Collins, G.
96 Stllwell, F.
86 Brownell, D.
100 Coffey, Ldw.
77 Hodge, T., H.
126 Snodgrass, M. D.
A total of 217 votes
tcrlal offices In Fa]
FOR PaLMER PF. CINCT
98 • Andres n,M.A.
135 . Bu*;,;e, John Ji
68 Chadwick, R. !.
101 Diamond, J. B.
95 Gill, Oscar • .
126 Huntley, ’’J. L.
82 Martin, Carl Sr,
83 McCutcheon, d.
76 KcGinty, James
63. McVicker, V. o.
136 Peters ,n, Al r
105 Pollard, C,
82 Taylor, Warivri
65 Y»adman, J, P
were cast for terri
mer Sept. 12th._
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