' r s . i c, Chapman has r j ceived
achruo.vloc’^p'nent oh this commein »
ities donation to the Infantile
Parrlysis Foundation. The dunce
committee wishes to ronurt to
the people who so kindly contribur
ted to this fund. . .
Phe letter received, f :Hows :
"Dear Mrs.Chapman:
I ora pleased to make grate
ful acknowledgement of the re
ceipt of your proceeds, to date,
in the above indicated amount.'
Because of your unselfish and
gurerous efforts, under your
leadership your community ‘has
boon enabled to make a no3t hclp
fnl contribution uc the work of '
the national Foundation for in
fantile Faralysl3 in its broad
fight against the disease in all
of its phases.
To. you, personally, to the’mem
bers oi your Committee and to
all those ./ho contributed in any'
vr°y to the. success of this year's
celebration of thu President's
Birthday-- our deepest apprecia
tion.
I assure you it is a real pleasure
for me to be associated with you
in the-nation's fight against
t ho ’' Ma iming Disease'1.
• Yours for the success ’of the
Fight Against Infantile
Paralysis,"
Keith Morgan
* (Chairman)
r otic?,.
Th . following poodle will please
call at the ^o.tcharj "or t heir
chicks or. Sat. April 15;
Johr. Tioihan, hr.Barker, Art Olson,
Mrs,Shocly, fiarl Meier, Pill Lents
Paul kelson, Pyle TX.Land and Mr.
Gershmd, •
Please bring .containers for your
cliick3. rvS the Corlissc ry is
running short of boxes Wo not
wait. A box tr :■ : j-ZQ or a canned
milk box will hold 45 dicks,
CO-OP BOARD MI PUTTS 3
(con’t)
It was moved by Frank, seconded
by Srndvik, that the secretary
be instructed to secure the Pro
fit and I.oss Statements and
Trial Balances for the different
departments.
It was moved and passed, that
bills 'for post’ office’ box 1832
and an advertising trip to Seward
bo paid.
The meeting was adjourned to
meet at 8:00 p.m. April 17, 1939.
SFRIIJG WORK STARTS
In order to insure the opportun
ity for mnlcing ample crops this
year, the Corporation has com
pleted plans whereby a large
crew will operate.the bulldozers
on double shifts as soon as con
ditions permit.
The bulldozing will be followed
in quick order by breaking plows
and dickers also, on double shift.
Wherever possible all cleared
land wi‘11 be dozed and broken
up to, but in no case exceeding
30 acres.'
It is essential that each farmer
prepare to raise and harvest a
maxinun crop, providing for in
creased requirements of cattle.
All land cleared under the new
program will be plowed and disfcod
at an additional cost of £2.80
per'h.iur for each operation.
This was not provided for.in-the
new contracts as it w s necessary
to pare down the costs .to meet
the funds available for such
work. There is no change contem
plated at present in slashing and
cleaning rates on the new program,
consequently everyone should pre
pare as many acres as possible.
Plenty of seed will be available
at prices under those in effect
las L; year.