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Vol. 4
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Kiss ' ary Sugarman, secrcoary
to Dr. II. C. Hanson, will be cone
the .bride of Aimer Do Iff of anch
orage hay 10.
Miss Mary Sullivan, hatanuska
Valley Public Health Purse will
say "I do" to Fabian Cary at
the home of -Sylvia Williams in
Anchorage tomorrow/ April 26
A shower was given in honor
of Miss Myrtle Mloystad last
Thursday night" at the hatanuska
Valley Lodge. Many beautiful gifts
were received. Ili'-s I.lovstad will
be marri d to Chas. .Tones of Currie
when "the work's all done this
fall". !
BANGS AND T.3. T 'ST C Cl‘TINTED IN
VALLEY
Dr. lari . Graves has just,
completed testing the dairy cattle
of the I.'atanuska Valley and takes
this opportunity to publicly thank
everyone for the fine cooperation
re°eT?kal of 770 cattle lore
tested.and but 3 head of cattle
were destroyed on account of tub
erculosis. Only 10 head of'Lang’s
Disease reactors*were found, but
there were 25 head which were sus
picious. 1hese latter maybe just
coming down with the disease or
recovering and future tests will
be conducted to determine their
status. In the mean tie it is
suggested tr at milk from suspected
animals be boiled for use.
It is well to remember that
according to Territorial •laws,
11 It is unlawful to own, have In '
one’s possession, sel?, transport,
drive, or convey from one section,
of the Territory to another, animals
or live stock of whatever kind or
character, diseased or infected
with the diseases mentioned in
the following section.”
(con11 oh page 3)
CO-OP IIOTP'S
Being somewhat like the late
Will Sogers. who sale7 all ho knew
was what he read in the papers,
it was very interesting to read
an account oi the Dairync •s meet
ing in an Anchorage paper recently,
as reported by a "Special Corres
pondent* "
It was interesting 1 .cause
.anyone who attended the rioting
would not 'recognize it fr •••..! the
description .as reported in. this
article „ From the impress ’ on
given, you would be led to l ••
lievo that all those who att nded
came with a ’’club" in the! r land
and that a civil war had started
or-was about to he starte I,
personally, thought i-t xic a very
. construccive r.uc tin^ , tho . rind
.that this Valley could stand a
lot more of^ where condit*ons and
operations can be discuss 1 and
where the producers can loam
first-hand from the recorda and
not from a "sidewalk rumor" how
their business is ope rati: and
j ask questions and gave c • ustmetive
I criticism* It is safe' to say
l that the large majority of the
j people who attended this • .oeting
fool the same way about it, judg
ing from the conversation that
evening and since, witn.t o ::cep
tion of the discussion tie t was
brought up at the close, of the
meeting which had mo boar” on
the subjects being discussed or
related to dairying'. It is re
gretted that so irrelevant a dis
cussion of that nature she ill cone
up. However, even thougl there was
’some discussion not pertaining to
dairying, it did not detr. ct from
the fact that tho meeting was
constructive and honofici*i 1,
I clo not blame the • •> vs paper
for printing this story as they
must rely on their correspondents
to furnish then the facts. The
facts, as far as the Hate uska
(con't on page 5)