THE VALLEY SETTLER is published
every Arid ay by the ! a'tnnuska, Val
ley mariner’s Cooperating Associa
tion at Palmer, Alas n.
Enw. Editor: Irving Nowvillo
Subscription rates.
By Tail:
Eai 1 ed Anywhere:
^1.00 yrar
j1,75 year
.10 copy
This paper is issued for the pur
pose of giving infomiatio" and
nov/s of the Llatanuska Valley Ear
ners Cooperating Associations
work, problems, accomplishments,
also news of local and general
interest and to foster the Cor
operativo spirit of the farmers
of the I'at.anuska Valley.
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r. T' "> »"* r ~ **■> r ' 7 TJ’Vrm * * A 1 >"•*? • n?Trp-r " "7TT71 ^
but ha a added several thousand
dollars in equipment, procossin
marketing and storage facilities,
paid dividends' and made the first
payment on lean when duo.
This-'has boon made possible
by the patronage of LOYAL j/TFMBLRS
of the Ass’n., and they have every
right to be proud.
dividends oaid recently will
have a tendency to develop a
stronger loyalty and many skep
tics who have been v/atohing the
progress of the Ass’n. have sig
nified their intention of joining
the organization.
The signing of this chock is
considered an historical event
and a pictorial record has boon
made that similiar records may bo
added there to oach year until
payment has been completed.
1IC31TTAL NOTES
in. Taylor died of heart
trouble, February 2b.
No Is I.aroon of W-silla be
came a victim of a heart condition
February 21.
James Klom has boon admitted
for an appendectomy.
- ernard Jenson is receiving
treatment for infested knee.
Charles Bates, em
ploy is .r'.coiving treatment for
hr.cl: injury.
Ire. Grant ’ranee was ad-..',
■•’.itted’ for medical' treatment.
i-panels James, Carl hack,
Silas Stevens of Gklutna have had
tonsil operations.
• r. fro. Jay Verrall were
presented with a now hahy 0irl
last Sunday,
Idward Culver, n.iplo; o<1 by
the A,:. C. aclmittcd for o’-• ser
vation.
FARM find HOI "2 YEEL ,
Sponsored by -Intension Service
Along v/ith planting gardens,
building security for ourselves,
feeding dairy cows and swin:,
curing livestock diseases, promo
ting public health, civilian de
fense and 4-H Club programs.
Other considerations of human
welfare wore presented in "Vita
mins for Health and morale" by
Mrs. Lydia. fohn-Hanson,
Host; of the information giv
en by Mrs. Fohn-Kanson is con
tained in a leaflet prepared by
the Alaska Committee on nutrition
entitled "Vitamins arc Vital for 4
Victory". It is worthy of reprint
and as Nutrition is a National
problem rccoivi g a groat deal of
attention at thic time, the
Settlor nonfwcel: will continue
that artislc.
I/IARCH 1 IS DHAD LI FA.
After Mar. first yov. nay
expect Mr. Hi './ay Patrol" an to
stop you on the road and ask to
seo your drivers license. He will
already have noticed whether you
have your new plates. His next
question may bo. Can you. blow
your horn? or Does your tail light
work? How are your brakes?
leat about your driving lights?
Have you paid your ,S2;OS excise
tax? Ur.rm huh - better bo prepared.
Dou’-t forget your income tax
returns. Deadline March 15