At the bor.rd meeting on Monday
night it wrs decided to hr.ve an*
other specirl membership meet
ing on November 4. An rmend
ment' to the by-lc.vs will be
submitted rnd reports on the
business will be given, Dctr.il*
od information will bo received
by er.ch member prior”to the
meeting. The meeting will be
held in the evening if arrange
ments cm be mr.de for this night.
L.C ,S.
LETTER TO ARRC CQII’T
rrom pr.ga 1
If no effort ic to bo no do by
V.rahlncton or the Corporation
tc?" rds turning over the project
to the Coonorrtirip Association,
vc would like to hr.vo the t in
forir.ntl.on so vo could inform our
members.
Yours very truly,
:oir d of Directors of tho
! r.trnuckr Vr.lloy Pr.rr.ors
Coop, rntin.t Aosnei: tion.
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i * * ii- L»-J « -■ tlu r.
Th.- follo'-ving article cones from
■the A IRC rrir;nc.gir to ‘P’l’ovo th:.t
every thing possible .vfill ho
done* to sr.vo the live tod: of
th v 1107 : long r.s tho ho Is
food tc keep th n.
Tin. or..r codon to .1 s torn h:.o rrdo
r critical situation in the. . .
'• valley, particularly ss to the
k,
;r. cut end shoe’:od w* 11 no doubt
t s v^d sooner or 1. ter. So
much d;ponds on tho norther that
nothing definite e'en be arid or
done r.t this tine. Tofore re cat
mrk o or.y dofinit:. pi n ” must
v/rit until ’no con toll the extent
of the damage.
Thor 1: no v3o to b ctr.npcdcd.
to wc.i t for a we<rl: or two end
sco v/hat the weather conditions
arc going to bo. After this has
been determined, rnd if the farm
ers definitely do not have food
enough, the Corporation will take
in the cattle.
Do not butcher cr dispose of
cattle until this tine. This
applies only to those who do not
have the feed. It would be v;rong
for the Corporation, new that hey
shortage seems imminent, to take
in the cattle from someone who
h s the feed rnd who new figures
there would be a good sale fer
the hay and that he would make
mors money by soiling the hrj
then by feeding it tb the cattle.
Sonic of the cr.ttlo will no doubt,
bo tutQhbrod' but every effort !
will be cifdo by the Corporation
to devise bone method of carrying
the cattle thru the v-inter even
if the cost is f*oing to approach
rhr.t it would'be to buy now cr.ttlo
in the. spring* It is bettor to
keep our a c c 1 jnr. tod young cattle
then to try to buy other stock
Outside to replace them. Th
is a trong like 1 ihood that there
-ill bo no funds available'for
thl purchase.
Perhaps r, contract err; be. reads
with the people Vno have feed
and do not hrvc cr.ttlo, to ’-•inter
some of our young heifers and
dry stock and try to carry it at
a figure which will give'them a
f. ir price for their hay.
Vo rrc facing r. very critical
situation *iid nothing cm bo
gained by being stampeded md
jeopardizing our future by too
hasty action.
Ross L. Shsoly
General Ib.nrger
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