LADIES AID TO
There will be a meeting of the
Ladies’ Aid of the Co; nunit,r Church.
orL Wednesday, June 3rd, at ti e home
of Reverend Dingle„ Luncheon will
1e s erve1 at 1 o T clo oh and_ will be
followed by enterta in ent progra, i
furnished by the children.
••."alter Ferguson received the
following teem in a letter from a
friend in Iron River, T'is cons in.
I atanuska, charming valley,
Since the earliest davm of time
Eying. vir 'in in thy beauty,
In that distant northern clime.
Long math oeen tly silent b_ooamg
Through the slowly passing years,
To at last avahe an Eden
For . h e mo dein nicnee r s .
hay they not lihe Father Adam
And 1 is youthful sweetheart. Eve,
Fail to see their ..any blessin: s,
Ana for forbidden pleasures . rieve.
ay they ever be contented,
ay they joyfully live in reace,
Through the fruitful years of nlent
t ay their fm. ilies increase.
This is the lest of the sc ool
” avers whic1 have been arc erring
under school notes in the 3 Oh •
h" Tf TT
"Hats!I
Ley fought the dogs and killed the
cats,
id hit the babies in the cradles
lade nests inside men’s Sunc,ay h at 5
^nd even spoiled the woe en ’ s chats
Ey drowning their sneaking
Tilth. shrieking V squealing
In fifty different shares & flats*’
Consider the trouble of the
Kamiirites and let us not have it
here. You nay say Alaska is toe
iar north for rats. That is not
true, There are rats in the forth
ern nart of Zurooe. In Fairbanks
rats have been found and it is re
torted that they are in Seward at
the -nresent tine.
■°erhar)s you will say that that
has norling to do with the inhab
itants o" the Valley*. You are mis
token if zhat is your 00 Lnion.
There is constant darner of rat;
being lsought into the Valley in
food and other inoorted articles*
Many of yen will recall the condi
tions of the rat-infosted sections
of the Stales, Let us never have
these "varmints" in the t ’at arm ska
Valley.
The crons of the Valley would
furnish tasty food, and these of
you who have log houses with.dirt
foundations have homes offering
the rat, Enemy Number One, an ex
cellent rendezvous. Chickens will
not be safe and your feed will cost
i lore.
It is usual to start organiza
tions such as the 4-T1 Clubs and
Future Farmers for the production
of commodities useful tc farm and
home. In the case of rats, however _
we want to practice extermination.
:ihe first rat that accears in the
Valley must be killed. Let us
leave' no stone unturned in the ex
termination of rats. Once we let.
the rats get ahead of us we are in
for trouble.
Lot us resolve to ke n this val
ley free of ~;ubli- enemy Lumber
One -- hr. Vat.
Ruthelyn Elliott
Ballard Bean of Tract ;;?159 asks
that vg arn cow owners out m that
nock of the woods to keen them off
his nlace * T"e has snread about a
tvos oj. disinfectant t .at is noisoi.
'"0 gaTrs there is a "bull out tkei
"that walks rieh.t through fences.
Th is same bull came into his niace
the of or nay and tinned over one
of the i.i. ink nens, kill in tv.ro out
of a litter of ten.
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