CO-OP NOTES Conpp';fIom
WATER AND SEWER LINE
EXTENSION APPROVED
Agreement to extend the wat^.r and
sower lines to accommodate the new
nlaska Eesearch Laboratory now un
der construction has been approved
by thu Farm and Home Administration
in Washington B.C., Mr. bilson said
this week.
FAIRBANKS CROPS RETARDED
MORE THAN OURS
Carl Rasmussen took a look at the
crop situation in the Fairbanks
area while ho was there over the |
Fourth holidays. He reported that j
crops there have been more retarded)
than those in the Valley from the )
backward season.
DON IRWIN CONFERS ON
STATION WORK
At Fairbanks Don Irwin conferred
with th^ Board of R^g^nts of the
University and Dr. Terris I.oore the'
now President on Experiment Station!
business. Ur. Irwin reported that j
they wurc in agreement on a long
term program for agricultural Re- i
search work in Alaska.
Committees from the Board of Re
gents ^.;ill visit each one of the
Experiment Stations to determine
th^ir condition and the needs of
the Station. Thesu committees were]
appointed at th^ request of Mr.
Irwin.
EXTENSION OFFICE CETS
INTERIOR DECORATION TOO
Thu intension office is in the pro
. cuss of getting a now floor cover
ing of deep tile-rod linoleum. The
walls' have been painted a pale
green. This spring this building
, was rane of those to receive a now
exterior ooat of paint.
DAVIS ILL
J.H. Davis, who makes ice cream in
that department of the creamery,is
confined to his home because of thej
mumps this week. Raymond DePriost
has been employed to fill his place
during his absence.
CAP VISITS PAL MEN
Cap Becman was in Palmer last week
to discuss business with James
Wilson, general manager, and
Clarence Boll, Cr^am^ry head in
the Palmer plant. Cap was accom- j
pani^d by Mrs. Betty ^ttebury.Bec- :
rotary at the Anchorage Dairy, and |
Valter Marsh.
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CFEN 5 DAYS A WEEK
Mondays Thru Fridays
EMPLOYEES MEETING TONIGHT
James ..ilson, manager, has called
a motting of all Department h~ads
and employees for this evening,July
8, in the fomor Library room.
PRICE ’’IRS DC NOT PAY
To meet competition in the milk in
dustry in Minnesota, many creameries
including some cooperatives, have
been overpaying for thv, past several
months. The inovitalbe^r-sult fol
lowed. Several plants have closed
because of overpayments and inven
tory losses and a local study of
payments for manufacturing milk
indicates that the price wars are
causing oth^r plants to overpay.
The manager of a large Minnesota
plant has studied the situation and
r-ccntly stated that plants who
are overpaying were not laying aside
anything for depreciation or upkeep.
In the good old days photographer.1
used to tale- people in tin types.
New gasoline does it,
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