SNODGRASS COMPILES DATA
Continued from pp. 5
Thoy arc: Arthur Holbrook, Hoy lTcrcll,Chot
Liebing, A.R.I-toff itt, Hiss licllogg-Turncr;i
Robert ’"'ebb, A.A. Rorrool, Leonard I toffitt,!
"toodrard Bros, Hn-nk McAllister, Clarejaco
Hoffman, Trnost Farrington, Or:on Moffitt,
L.M.DePriest and H.S, Bauor.
B.J. Lossing.rho just retired from farming
this spring, "as among the Old Settlor
group. His place is nor being farmod by
the Turners for Hiss Kellogg rho purchased
the farm.
18 of this last group arc also 3gg Produ
cers.
Merle•Anderson rac included among tho colo
nists, but he really replaced his father
Chris Anderson rho rac one of the original,
Merle of course came "ith his father at
that time.
Th® present production of milk averages
around*.1000 gallons per day according to
Creamery figures. This milk finds its
ray to market every day in the r,hito Maid
Milk truck.
no appreciate the rork Mr. Snodgrass has
done in this tabulation. He nay have somo
more interesting information lator as ho
compiles more figures.
BREAKS ANKLE
Mrs. Maud Hosier slipped and broke her
ankio on ’todn:sday evening of this rook.
She ras in tho garden rith comp .-my and
carrying He it-an Hampel's'baby. Sho caught
her foot and almost fell, but triod re
gaining hor balance by stepping to the sid<
into a bon of pi ,nts. She ‘is hospitaliuod
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