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ATTE’TTI ON FARMERS
Br. J.C. Chamberlain, Entomolo
jgist, wh° has been studying economic
pests for Alaska during the past
year, will be leaving for the States
soon. All farmers ore invitee) to
attend a meeting Wednesday evening
in the Community Hall at 8:00. Dr.
Chamberlain will review the control
of root maggots and cutworms, also
insecticide: tests on which he has
been working this post year.
WILMOTH OF WAS ILL/. A ASSES AWAY
Howard W, Wilmoth passed awuy • t
the Matonuska Volley Hospital after
n brief illnes at the age of 74.
Mr. Wilmoth was born in West Virginia
Kugust 11, 1870. He came to Alaska
many years ago and 'is me of the
earliest settlers in the Matanuska
/■alley. He has been Commissienr■" ■
uid Postmaster at Was ilia for th
past-20 years. He is survived by
lis widow.
REV. B. J. BINGLE ItJ TOWN
Rev. E.J.' Bingle is in town on
business today. He is'now 'Sunday
School Missionary and War Time Ser
vice Worker for the'Presbyterian
Church. This, work take's him into
:utlvinc areas where•' there are no
Jhurches.'lt has taken him into
instruction camps on' the* AlcaJru
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