HOSPITAL IIOTES
admitt3d
Mrs. June Barker, Hr• • Stewart MicolijGlenn
Allen;'Jean Pen die ton,Mas ilia; Mrs. Hay '
Cather, Elmer Reiter, Mrs. Richard Gov/an,
Albert Meatherby, Hans Amevick,Anchorage; •
Janes rrilson, '"asilla; Mrs. Clyde King Sr.,
Mrs. Clara Barnhardt, ITancy Hemon,Florence
Carlson and Mrs. Arlo Martin.
HOSPITAL! 73in:
Vfrsi June Granger, Mrs; Todd, Gus Swanson,
Mrs. Jail Koslosky, Mrs. Pettit, Mr.Nicoli.
DISMISSED
Mrs. Bill Casler and'infant daughter, Asta
Skoubo, Mrs. Gaylord, Mr." Mitchell, Mrs.
Pierin, Mrs. 'June' Barker, Jean Pendleton,
Diner Rieter, Mrs. Clyde King Sr., lira,
Barnhardt.
fAlii 6GA RO SETS POLICIES
At the last nesting of the Pair Board on
Tuesday evening of this week, definite
policies on-conducting the Pair this year
were set up; Mr. Lester states. At-this
neeting, Mr. Selover, Pair Manager, gave a
resune of possible activities in the line
of entertainment. Possible revisions'rf
the Pair Grounds were also discussed,
Megdtiations are now under way to secure
additional space in the'fom of either a
Hangar of a Circus Tent. There is a possi
bility of obtaining a Hangar fron Surplus
property.
font, in next col
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FOR SALS Certified Arctic Seedlings—lOp*
a pound, Leave your order-at Loberg’s
Q,uonset or write Box 1856.
FOR 3ALB: Minnesota 47- (‘early variety^ Seed
potatoes $8.50-per Cwt. or toy taking 190C
ltos'or more §8.00 per cut. See—
F.A. Blon—5/4 mile nest of Expor. ?am
FOR SAL3: One Tractor,John Deere, Hodel A,
Row Crop,- 2-way plow-cultivator ,I3ydraulic
lift, uouer. See > A, A. Rompel
VEGC TAISLE GliAOING SCHOk.L
At the last meeting of the Agriculture
Planning Committee -the subject of promot
ing the ‘application of tfre Smith Hughes
Act to Alaskan Schools came up for discus
sion again. The committee is definitely in
favor of doing all it can to have this act
made applicable to Alaska.
Plans for opening a Vegetable School this
season were discussed. It was decided that
such a program would be offered if the
people desire it. This would include
methods of producing the highest quality"
Vegetables and the grading" of vegetables.
FAIR.-CASSJ SITS #0LI0I3S Cent.from col.l
I’lr* Lester reports that the final 'payment
on the land of the Fair Grounds to the
ARRC.
Fair dates have been set for September,
4th, 5th and-6th,
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