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vjO'-q'Z irmi'.-RY 21
T’ c Masonic and Br.stcrn Star Club rill
noot' ns usual.
TUESP .Y February 22
Tho Uoll-B. by Conference rill be held in
tho Public Health Center.
ffHDRSD Y FEBHU/RY 24
The Northland Pioneer Grange rill hold its
rogulor nccting.
DEHND FOR BOGS STILL HIGH
The demand for eggs is still high in tho
States. High neat prices are thought
responsible. The t£s. Department of hgri
rculturo has1 advised farmers to keep, ail
< the layers possible this'next rintor in
order to tfill tho dertando
The-goal set, by tho department ufs
425,000,000 hens and pullc'ts on farms. on
J nunry 1,1949, 1 Tifi's moant keeping a j
larger proportion of summer,flocks than
in repent years in order to supply at
,least as maiiy, eggs. •
Prernr annual average ogg consumption per
person ras 298, roll bcior 1947 and 1948*s
figure. In both years, United Statos '
consumers averaged 380 eggs per person,
MOOSE STILL ’"ITH US - ^ . •
The moose continue to take possession of
the Valley and nor they are invading the
toPn, They have no fear of dogs or any
thing. To toll you .tho truth—by next
rook ro nay be telling you that they are
invading tho paper office for oho chased
a dog right up on our back stop, rhilo ro
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