FOURTEENTH PROGRESS
REPORT FROM STATION
The Experiment Statior
has released for gener
al distribution their
l[|_th progress report.
In these reports the
work being done at the
station in all phases
of experimental project;
is presented so that
farmers can get an idea
how their problems are
being solved. The Ex
tension Office will
send or ~ive a report
to anyone interested.
AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINES
AVAILABLE
The Extension Service
has a rack of agricult
ural magazines at the
office for anyone who
might have some free
time. We have to date,
the Farm Journal, Farm
Quarterly, Country
Gentlemen, Farmers' Di
gest, low Farm Science,
Pacific Poultryman,
Foultry Digest, Fcrtil
izer Review, Dairy Gent
Journal and a few others
so come in and browse
around.
The Palmas ilia Home
maker's Club will meet
February 5^. with Mrs.
Jack Dunlap.
On February 1st. the
Wasilla Homemaker's
Club meets at the home
of Mrs. Violet Coughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
McRae are planning an
open-house at their new
home in Palmer, next
Sunday, February 3rd.
Hours will be from 3*00
to 7;00 o'clock, and
the young couple hopes
all of their friends
will call.
FOR SALE: llj. Holstein
heifers, months old
sired by Experiment
Station stock, :oodcows
excellent breeders.
CLIFTON GROVER.
I
me;, notice
"POWER OFFuaftcr HOURS
SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS
Thru' 2-3-Mor.-%nn-23Yll
2-14.-10 -Moore- lOoJll
OFFICE CLOSES AT NOON
| ON SATURDAY
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