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hey ycl hunters {
It r.ay pay to look in your own back
yards before setting off on a wild
goose chase to billow or elsewhere,
.adwin Alexander, Highway Patrolman
from ?ok came down for a couple of
days to visit the Ingrams. He got
his moose between ,rasilla and Pal
mer, just about 1/2 mile off the
road.
AGRICULTURE DEPT, NOTES
The. groin harvest at the Matanuska
Experiment Station is well under way,
according to Don L. Irwin. They
will soon start harvesting the 7000
potato seedlings which will mean in
dividual handling. Out of all these
they hope to find some which will
be promising.
Don Irwin says that the now Agri
culture Laboratory building is pro
gressing nicely. The' builders have
started pouring the cement on the
second floor and promise to have the
building under roof by October 1st.
The completion date on this building
is tentatively s^t at Christmas.
Tho whole Agriculture force sincer
ely hope this will bq so, as office
space is very limited and crowded
at present.
The Agriculture staff Jias been sup
lemented by some more men. Dr. Sam
uel C. Litzenbergor arrived about
three weeks ago. He is the Agronom
ist and Plant Dreader at the II at an
us lea Experiment Station. Mr. Clar
ence Moore arrived from Arkansas
Monday to assist Mr. Hugh Johnson
on tho Marketing Survey and will con
tinue work on Farm Management. On
October 1st the department expect
Clarence Brandon, Agriculture Engin
eer, from Oregon State College.
Mr. Irwin ir.fomcd us that many of
the personnel of the Department will
bo interviewed as to their work on
the Co-op Radio Programs heard over
station X.F.-.D. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at noon.
Successful cooperatives do riot make
the mistake of withholding informati<
from either members or the public.
There are few secrets in a co-op wort
concealing, but the rumors which take
place of facts are legion. If the
minu is well supplied with facts,
there is little room for suspicions,
It is far better for outsiders to
know all about a co-op, too, than
for the members to be deprived of in
formation in order to keep a secret
from others.
From "News for Farmer Cooperatives.
POTATO PRODUCERS
Tnosc needing Storage Space please fill this out and return it to the
Co-op immediately so your space may be apportioned.
POTATO PRODUCER_
ESTIMATED TOTAL TONNAGE_
ESTIMATED TONAGS NEEDING CO-OP STORAGE SPACE