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PRODUCERS IN -
MILK AND EGGS
MILK
Final reports on the years operations now
being cenpilod in the MVFCA of fie os show
that the following ten Dairynon lead in
Milk Production for the year 1948.
C.R. Monaghan
Ernest Harrington
Frank McAllister ■
Arvid Johnson
Loonard Moffitt
Victor Falk Sr.
Roland Snodgrass
Paul Nelson
Morlo Anderson
Kirchor & Monck
Total nilk production
EGGS
124;653
123;078
111i893
109,787
98;097
97;323
94,511
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
lbs
1,186,094 lbs
3,584,625 lbs.
The following Egg Producers lead in this
field. Hero wo havo oight listed.
F.A«31or.i
E.R,Brock
Paul Nelson
A1 Brooks
Harold Stephan
Horace IXifour
Carl Rasnussen
Henry Jenson
7 ;383
4,420
2,847
2584
2389
2156
1872
1861
dozon
dozen
N
W
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w
Total 25512 "
This amount represents about half of the
total Egg Production for the year.
DISCUSS GAME REGULATIONS
Cent, fren page 1
present expressed the opinion that the tro
nost serious cnonics of tho Pheasant ucro:
stray cats and .22s. Other animals such
as fox and coyotes and rolves do a great
doal of danago as also do the ouls. and
eagles.
The Game Officials told tho group that some
of the Alaskan Buffalo herd mas being moved
to the headwaters of the Coppor River area.
Tho question of bringing in door was dis
cussed, but at present there is'no nonoy
to permit the importing of door into this
area.
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