CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Cont. from p. 1
of the trade from this Valley, it
would seem that we should do some
thing to get a larger slice, at
least wo should try to break even.
Some of the tilings that should bo
done to eliminate this unfavorable
condition were suggested by persons
pros^nt at the meeting. One sug
gestion was to promote an extensive
sales campaign in the imehorago "•
area of those products that can be
increased in production. The main
product,of course, was spuds. Then
farmers could bo encouraged to in
crease their production so that a
steady supply could be furnished.
The V llcy would have to be certain
that only the best grade of spuds
v/cre sent to market. Careful grad
ing would take care of this problem
It was also Suggested that demon
s'.rations bo given before the
V/cmon’s clubs of Anchorage and
advertising over the Radio- and Nows
papers be increased.
Other meins of improving condition
-ts suggested at the meeting were t
f,.nd ways and means of enabling new
1 md owners to clear mom land, get
machinery and good seed. Seme sup
nision of growing spuds was sug
gi.stod so that uniform quality
c.'uld be secured. It Was stated
'hat if we could furnish a steady
Cont. on next column)
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Small Christmas gifts, plaques,and
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All kinds of hand made articles,
knitted, crochcstod, rugs, aprons,
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supply and superior quality of spuds,
it could be possible to overcome the
sales resistance which we have en
countered in the Anchorage market.
.Don Irwin, Head of the Agriculturo.
Research Administration, stated that
he would get the ball rolling before
the next meeting and a program will
■bo worked out that should be of in
terest to all business men in Palmer<•
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ANNUAL GRANGE DINNER
At the next mooting of the Northland
Pioneer Grange on November 10, the
men will serve the Annual Dinner to
the Sisters of the Grange. In
view of past performances, we know
that the ladies will not want to
miss this event. November 10, 6 pm.
at the Grange Hall.
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v.nir.tLiv e muon
hev, i'ather Tumus -Snead,! as tor
Sunday Mass 10:00 am
Confessions ha.nrd before Mass
3oJ .lity Communion-first e-unday
of each month
.j HE HIGHUAY giiUiCH of GOD
Rev. r.H. Davis , Castor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Devotions 11:00 am
Lid-Vock 1 rayor Mootings hold in
the Private Romos.
”A •'HLC0i:H 13 EHTSIJDED TO ALL."
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■ir- SSTHT’TH DAY ABVEI TIST CHURCH
VISITORS SELC0ME
9:45 am
11:00 am
Sabbath School
Church --mrviccs
CSITTRCK of CCD
V'a"., George Geiwitz, Pastor
■unday School 10:00 am
Ferning Service 11:00 am
yuring service 7:30 pm
lid-V/oek Prayer Service
.odnesday 8:00 pm
■ '.'Ul"; Hi on the CHRISTIAN RR0TFER
'iT' HOUR every SUNDAY
I L P. -,.D. 1: so pm
UIIITmD PHOTOSTAT T C'URCH
Victor I, .ALfson, Pastor
Church School 10:00
Morning ’.'orship 11:00
Christian Endeavor 7:00
Evening Service 8:00
Prayer Meeting Thnrs. 8:00
Young LitM Club Friday 7:30
Boy Scouts Friday 5:30
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7/ASILLA COOIUITITY CHURCH
Sunday Services 2:30 pm
THE CHURCH CHURCH of SIiRI3?
Ray L. adorns, Minister
-unday S^rimos
Bible Sob?o' ■ 10:00 am
Morning -ership 11:00 am
Evening oorvices 8:00 pm
Bible Study A Prayer 77cd. 8:00 pm j
ST. JOHN-S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School '2:00 pm
Church Services 3:00 pm
Rev. F’rcnz in charge of serhccs !
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The public
07R-SUNDAY3 over K.F. I
12:30 neon
SCIFPTCS SERVTQES..80fn g-g
\ -tor home at”"li~ 00 ’u"
is cordially invitee..
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