Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore are the
proud parents of a baby girl born
June 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Sjodin were presented
with twins, a baby girl born June
16 and a baby boy born Juno 17.
A baby boy was born to Mr. erd
Mr3. Harry DeLand Juno 19.
It is unnecessary to say that ol1
mothers and babies are doin^ nice
ly.
In the future the creamery and
the warehouse will remain open
during the noon hour for the con
venience of those wishing to
trade there at that time.
* •
•rjPE vA*n;,r^s,
re ceived that Mi»c«
Kayone or raLufti* Alaska and Walter
B lac v.'ooo mar rx :> ia Seward e'e
the* !ior® or hr, Flaos parents. .
They nia .ip-nriin, their hon^y^ioon
cn an extended tri^ on the Interior
or -‘it aka, Mr „ and Mrs* Walter
Bln 5 expect to rotaru to Palmer
according to word received here.
TEE RIGHT ANSWER ?
In answer to questions present ed
t o the editor .of. this ’'Farm Paper"
we wist to print the-- following in
formation,. hoping it will thereby
benefit a greater number of people.
First question— How late can we
plow here in Alaska?
Ans,-Plowing should not be con
tinued later than eleven o'clock
at night. It gets t he horses
into the habit of staying out late
and unduly exposes the plow.
WZ%)
V\ -</ i V'^yS v/\
% m Wi u
// U u l1
iT LJ/'“- (1/E )& A) /r /.s"' (o’
!i // if life /€
P]?e
vd o4^
& tfo u c H ^
t- faivs or Hit nj y''l 4no \tfo/)f*\i h yj
(9
/V
I
£
0OBI3V Q^»T£M w«L 0/*sn. p,ATH60NF with MARIAN £L/)IftF
i n
fyt. tpR hTHk
*KlOf\X
JVL\
FIR.ST
fl’J