Mrs. Norbo-rt Swoboda
arrived in Palmer on
Tuesday with Patrolman
Tomm*; Roberts for a
short visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
lor of Mabanuslca,
Mrs. Swoboda, the form
er Eloiso Kepler, and
her husband are now ro
sidinn in Seward where
thoy operate a par a/to.
MOTES FROM EXTENSION
SERVICE con'td.
Maroil Thuma, Vernon
’ViIlians, A. A. Rempol
ar.d K.L. DoFriest as
their new slate of dir
ectors. The new direct
ors ’.'ill in turn elect
the residin'- .officers
of the association.
TREAT SE E) BEFORE
FL.F'TIMG
Accordina to Dr. Coe,
Experiment Station
P lont 1 atholo :ist, treat
ment of sc^d arain with
Corosan before plantinrj
will control smut,
blight and strip6 in
Edda Barley. At an
average cost cf three
cents per bushel for
treating seed your in
creased yield of 2 to
3 bushels per ache is
clear -ain. Dr. Coe
has the plans for home
seed treaters which
cost about 3 dollars
for the materials. The
plans were developed at
tho Universit" of Minn
esota and Wvre dosirnod
to be built on the farm
by farmers. These plans
should be available
through the Extension
Service in tho near fu
ture .
Charles Buroker, resid
ent of the Territory
for many years is now
employed in the Trading
Post Warehouse. He is
replacin'- Fred Hurd.
L' rry -.nl Irene Vas
an^ja Valley residents
have lease ■ t! c Chick
al^ n Inn, from Hay
Crasser. ..r. Crasser
poorly ventilated and
heated, and lacking in
sufficient light. The
customhouse served the
communit* in its his
toric hoy-days as a
whaling port and fur
center.
Henr;/ Harrison Valley
'Old timer' has returned
to Palmer. Hr. karrison
left the Valle; early
last November to spend
the winter in the Ltates
and Mexico#
has plans for taking
over the kitchen and
dining facilities of
the Alpin Inn, operat
ed by Mr# and Mrs.Phil
O'Neil.
Mrs. Bob. Buzby will
be hostess at her home
on February 21st. to
the Riverbend homemak
ers' Club#
Mr. and. Mrs. Don Ir
; win have returned to
• Palmer from Washington.
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