WE iKLY <EATH!3R REPORT
EOR PERIOD AUG. 31 TO SEFT. 6 INCLUSIVE
1 .ATANUSKA VALLEY
I airier
_Sherrod
Butte
Newville
Station
_Observer
Experiment Station
Irwin
Camp 7
El Her
Vasili a
Brown
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Tho hr.rvesting of farm crops
in the hat anu,ska Valley la well
under way, 1hc grain on nr ny
farris, 3afcly stored in the stack
or under roof, on others, hay and
grains have been cut and shock.d
and arc ready to be hauled, liuch
of the hay this year could have
been cured on the ground as it
is done "Outside" instead cf using
the Alaskan hay stake and the
binder method, tut who can depend
on the weather. V.liile complete
figures on the acreage of various
crops arc not available at this
time, estimates run high on the
yield'per acre. Favorable weather
conditions coupled with bettor
seed 'selection and treatment,
and totter tillage methods recom
mended last spring at planting
time have combined to produce a
good crop cf potatoes of excellent
quality.
' LOST STKAYAL OR STOLON
I Black stallion colt 2 yrs. old
Weight, 1200 lbs. Last soon in
Pasture on George kosher farm near
*pott onwood Crook.
! If seen please notify Don Park:
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UNIT :D PROTHSTART CHURCH
Sun. Sept. 14
10:00 church school
11:00 morning worship
Due to the absence of Rev.
Bingle from the Valle;-, Mrs. Binglc
will give a report of tho Rational
*-H camp which she and Priscilla
Hiller attended in Washington D.C.
A special invitation is given to
the 4-H members and friends.
At tho close of the morning
service Sunday, Sept. 21st there
v;ill be a congregational meeting
to issue a call to tho new pas
tor Rev. 0. Wilber Randall of
Grants, Ncv R cxico.
Hr. and Mrs. HcDougal enter
tained a group of people from Pal
mer Saturday evening, Sept. 6 in
their home at P'orn Lino, xhc eve
ning was spent in dancing and
singing, after which Lrc. Hcfougal
served a delicious lunch.
CHURCH OF CCD
Preaching Services are held
at the Matanuska Valley Mission
each Sunday evening beginning at
3:00 6'clock, everyone is welcome.