nCTICES
MASTER MASOFS rill have a special meeting
Thursday, January 29, at the home of C. L.
Felson, in the denot, All Master Masons
are requested to attend for the purpose of
forming a regular lodge in Palmer, and to
arrange for buildings, etc., for a Masonic
Temple. This is vital to all Masons, so
make it a "MUST."
Moose Lodge meets Tuesday, January 27, at
the Moose Hall.
12:30 Club rill meet at the homo of Mrs.
Ralph Dye in Palmer on Wednesday, Jan.28,
Homemakers Council is the first Monday in
February on the 2nd. This is an all day
meeting
A.R.R.C. SXPLAH’KD 3Y PSTFRS TO C. OF C.
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Kr. Peters stated that he might be going
astray but he felt very strongly that if ,
v:e cannot dispose of our present produc
tion, rhat can no do by producing more
Present farrier3 '•ould be hurt by opening
up 2000 or 3000 more acres he said. The
market must first be perfected and more
outlets developed bofore more land is
opened for cultivation.
Farmers here nor: must first be put on a
sound basis, before more arc urged to comq
Mr9 Peters admitted that this ras not ex
actly a C„ of C. talk, but it ras the ray
he sized things up, and he felt his con
victions very strongly. He cited a rould
be settlor from Oklahoma rho rrotc for
Information He ras sent a '’Question and
An3rei-: leaflet compiled by the A.R.R.C.
Office, The man rroto back stating that
he ras almost broko "hero he ras and
rould the A R.R,C. please pick him out
16C acres of good land, build a house on
it, and finally send him transportation
to- Alaska, .
MARK nine. AGf.NJ FOR MASK A
I!rt Don L„ Irrin recently returned from
Washington, D.C,. stated that some tine in
the'-future it res hoped under thio nor <
Agricultural ih.ncrhv.cn t and Research Pro
gram ir. Alaska that x Merfeting Agent
rould he stationed ia Alaska This agent
rouid assist in loeating nor markets and
coot dilating old ones* Tho money has not
as yel d .an released for this purpose and
tho -P.1C. 000 ,00 ill outod by the Marketing
Exvanj>.ion .Act is insufficient to cover
the co3“ of such aa agent here, Alaska
has svoh grea., uistancas to cover in
traveling Inal v! in amount cfull rot
pOf:siM-r ovici a men 3 .. ’ arv at up an
off l *; ;t, af 'eri a t-.-rifat i trtvjilrg x
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Mrs Earl Graves
TUESDAY: 2: 00 p,n, to 4‘00 p.m,
Mrs, H-. S. Bauer ,
7.00 p.m. tc 9:00 p.m.
Mrs- Ft Rr Sims
TSDMESDAY: 2:00 p:m, to 4-00 p.m.
Mrs, Maude Hosier
THURSDAY: 2:00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m.
Mrs. ■•’. C. Mau
FRIDAY: 2: CO p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs, Clyde King, Sr.
7:00 n.m, to 8:00 p.m,
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Gnoses at che C„ of C. meeting rare Krs.
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