OftIRy SHOW
According to information released
by the Fair.. association • Dairy Com
mittee which is headed by Louise
Kellogg, everything is being done
to insure the best care for live
stock exhibited by the f rmers in
September at the -Annual Fair. Live
stock will be housed in the Live
stock building which is being 'thorr*'
oughly cleaned and- renovated inside
Some exhibitors nay prefer to feed
and care for their own stock, but
for those who cannot do this, the
Fair Association, through biiiiom
Hoskins, Cupt. of the Livestock Ex
hibit, will furnish food and care
for thos c who wish it. Owners wil
do their own milking.
SURGE MILKING MACHINE AVAILABLE
A demonstration ^urge milking mach
ine will be in operation in a demon
strution Surge milking parlor unit
set up between the Livestock and th
Dairy Building, and may be used by
exhibitors to milk their cows. Milk
from cows on exhibit, so milked,wil!
be accepted at the Co-op Creamery .
for storage, and credited to the
m embor s account.
CERTICATE Of HEALTH REQUIRED
All cattle, including calves, to be
exhibited at the Fair must bo ac
companied by a certificate of healtl
from the Territorial Veterinarian
issued within ten days of F.,ir time
Dr. Graves has agreed to this extra
testing in the interest of protect
ing all cattle brought to the Fyir.
Exhibitors can cooperate by arrange'
ing transportation for Dr. Graves
to their farms, nd having the test
ing done as soon as possible within
the ten day period so that he can
process the tests and get the re
sults back to the exhibitors in
tine.
ONLY tK'OM (At AN HtklJj
Cattle to bo exhibited nust cone
from herds which h,*vo boon tosted
and found clean within the last six
norths. If your lierd has not been
tested within this period, please
contact Dr. Graves at once so that
he nay tost it before the last nin
uLc rush of testing exhibition
TRANS POP TA TION TURN I SHE 0
Livestock ’/’ill be transported to th<
Fair Association truck whoso driver
will bo instructed not to enter any
farm, where the herd has not been
certified as clean within the last
six months. He will not accept any
animal which is not acconpcried by
e. certificate of health issued with
in ten days of Fair opening.
LOADING RAMI- NEEDED
Exhibitors are requested to have a
loading ramp, or platform in readi
ness when the truck comes to pick
up their stock.
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How about those
School Clothes
dre they all
CLEANED Sc PRESSED ?
Pick-Up & Delivery
Service
in Palmer Sc v'aspl^La
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OPEN
5 Dot vs A
Mondays Thru Fridays. £
coll 6-Y-3
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
ARRIVES
’"illiran T.Lohradnicck arrived this
last 3cturd£.v to assume the duties
of the Suportondoncy of the Palmer
School. Hr. Zahradnieck and family
drove to Palmer over the Highv/ay
and arc getting settled in one of
the Co-op houses.
FARM TOUR
The Farm Tour v/hich has been sched
uled for xiufust 18th will fee gin at
10 am _in the morning and will
leave miner from the plot where
the Soil Conservation Insignia has
been planted. All those interested
in joining the group on this tour
should be on hand at 10 an.
The tour of Valley farms will take
up the morning hours and will term
inate at the Zxperiment Farm .t
noon whom a potluck lunch will bo
enjoyed. Coffee will be furnished,
Tho world won’t boat a path to your
door even if you do have a wonder
ful trap—if you always k.ep it goi °