The real hustler who doesn’t
find a way to success goes to
work and makes a way.
Level-Best
Play your trumps in the
game of life—otherwise your
friends may find it’s time to
discard.
PRIMROSE PATH
Too often a man with ability
fa Is to reach the top because
it's easier to slide than to climb
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HOW A LUSTY. FIGHTING YOUNG ADVENTURER TURNtD
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By Cl’f f Marcus
The purpose of a farm drain
ape is to remove excess water
from land that could be used
for agricultural purposes. All
drainage systems should be sur
veyed by a qualified person be
fore work is started.
The first step toward drain
ing a piece of ground is to de
termine if the area would be
agricultural, i.e. have mineral
soil. Many areas of wet land
either have a raw organic mat
ter content or moss cover over
stones and boulders. Areas that
■ do not have good soil material!
I should not be drained as the!
j end result will be a waste of
j time and money. Soil maps
should be checked to determine
‘ if the area would be suitable
! for clearing and farming.
Drainage can be accomplish
ed by several methods depend
ing on conditions and equip
ment. One way is to blow the
ditch using regular ditching
dynamite. The dynamite must
be properly spaced and placed
to grade by a qualified perso i
fa satisfactory job is to be ob '
tained.
Drainage is still on a tria’ j
basis here in Alaska and the j
spacing and economic applica
bility of it must be determined)
to insure economic gains from
the establishment of a drainage ;
system.
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Thursday. March 15, 1962
Oven-Fried Chicken
Is Menu Feature
The Palmer Emblem Club
will hold their March family
dinner on Sunday, March 18 at
the Elks lodge and all Emblem
Club members. Elks and their
families and friends are invited
to attend and enjoy a home
cooked meal of oven-fried chic
ken, scalloped potatoes, salads,
desserts, all one can eat, and
the price is, as always, $1.75 for
adults and 75 cents for children
under 12 years of age.
Serving will be from 5 p.m.
until 7:30 p.m. and will be un
der the direction of co-chair
man Dorothy Woods and Mari
lyn Grasser.
TOPPER RIVER HWY.
TO BE EXTENDED
Sealed bids for grading and 1
draining 6.49 miles of the Cop
per River Highway and for con
structing a 90-foot steel bridge
will be opened by the State De
partment of Public Works
March 28, according to Richard
Downing, department commis
sioner.
Wheat is leading farm crop
of Washington.
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