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dairymen's meeting
A meeting., of the Dairymen is re
quester! We’dhesday, August 8, 1945*
for consideration of the following,
subjects:
1. Resumption of dairy inspection
by Public .Health Service.
2. Increase in winter milk produc
tion, ( *
Majr Snodgrass and Captain
Abbott of the .Army* Captain* Gerring,
of the Public uealth Service,* and
possibly Col, McCall, Post Surgeon;
are expected, to attend.
The meeting will be held in the
Extension Service Office. All those
who are actually engaged in miJLk
production or, otherwise interested
are invited to- attend,
Roland Snodgrass
TWO CAR ACCIDENTS THIS WEEK
NO CASUALTIES
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Early last Monday morning,the
•"ecker was colled out from Palmer
> pull t^e truck 6wne,d'by.Cari
*iIson up'from a fifteen foot bank
ver which it had gone. The men
were very.tired odd became.drowsy
when the car went over ^he.bank,
Ralph Goodrich end Harold Stephan
were with Carl ^ilson when this
happened, fortunately no one was
hurt.
The second accident occurred
when Carl Rasmussen backed into the
street anf4 Ruth.Havenor swiped him
in the rear. .The cars were so park
ed that neither one could see what
the other was doing. •' The . only damage
seemed to*be a f &vi ; dents to the
cars. «
valley settler has hew list of
SURPLUS WAR PROPERTY" ' " * •
The Alaska Branch of the RFC has
released a new list of Surplus Gov
ernment property. There are a few
generating sets, a few cars (Lodge,
Ford, Chevrolet) some construction
equipment, and a few Tractors. In
formation es to time for bidding,
id condition of property up for
ids may be obtained at the Settler
Office.
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This issue of the Paper will be a
little late as the Mimeograph is
not in the best shape.
CAIUTCN KAISER
CLAIR PATTEN FOUND
NEW AIR MARKET
Carlton Kaiser and Clair Fatten
returned from their trip to Nome
today. They report that they had
a very pleasant and successful trip.
They took 1000 lbs. of produce
with'them. They disposed of that
and- received another' order for
1700 lbs. They ai'lso had 400 lbs.
in special orders.. These are small
amounts but it is a start on a new
market. They report that the market
is there if we work .together and
supply it.
They reported a good ice cream
market at Bethel,
NEW.THEATER.PROGRESSING PAST
The; New Palmer Theater is really
faking shape as rapidly as is pos-'
sible with the shortage of labor
and carpenters as : it is. It can be
seen from any part of Falmer now
anr* will be the finest building yet
constructed here when it is finished,
At present the roof is in the proa
cess of construction. It will be^
according to i!Mr.r Hagen , about 60
days before it is completed. This
of, course is dependent upon th«*
labor situation.
The building is of ooncrete
except for the roof and will be as
nearly, fireproof os is possible to
mdre it. The heating plant Is to be
separate•from the Theater in a sep
arate building.
The basement for the present
will probably be used for storage.
It is being constructed, however,
with spaced pillars in such a way
that a bowling alley can be install
ed in the future.
The side entrance to the stage
has a large door that will permit
the entrance of large pieces of >
machinery for display purposes. •«.
The builder * Mr. Hagen is a
brother of Harold C. Hagen of -Minn
esota who is one of the Congress
men expected-here about the 16th.
of August. •
DON'T FORGET TO GET THE MACHINERY
THAT YCU HAVE ORDERED FROM THE
CO-OP. AVOID A LAST MINUTE RUSH —
have it all ready when you need it.