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THE Y/LLHY SETIIERis published
eveiy Friday by the Fai'-tmakn
Valley Fararc Cooperatiy/.e Associ
ation at ^nlmer, Alaska. *
Mng. Editor: marie Wilson
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This paper is issned for the ur
pose of givinj information and
...news of the -‘ntcmiskr /alley
Pamrs C c ■ r it_ As soeia Won’s
work. problems, ac, asp-Isbmer.is,
and r Iso. n ws of tocaj n_. i g en
eral interest; and ’o hoi- footer
the coopeiativd spirit of the
farmers of cho Fatanv.ska Valley.
NEWS PAPER OFFICE CHANGED
The Valley Settler office has
V »;r'to the C >p of: ice, in
the ff h West corner o.C the pen
oral office, buildlug. If anyone
wee r to see ~the' editor, please
cal . at'.the side doer so ♦•hat the
general-eif ice r net be disrurb
ed0 Ycrr as welcome as alwo.ys,
and invited to drop in with any
annour-cements ,br local news items
for your jap or.
■ . LI UR A HARM2Y
( :C6irrr I;TRGM i AGE 1-) .....
’When a prominent magazine with a
nations', 'o circulation published
a c end oration, of ^atanuska, she
felt obliged set> the magazine
straight. It published her views.
■ she said, " that there
is a kindlier feeling toward those
go I on is.us. in ..listen than - once was
the base. The public is becoming
convinced the experiment was
worth while and that they are
proving to bo real colonists in
every sense of the word."
Mrs,barney's tests taken in the
Palmer school and in the valley
'3how, ‘we have an intelligent elus?f
of people here. Children in
school proved to have a higher
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grr.de o'° intelligence than the
average i'cr a group of of,000 in
this country, Thats more than
moat, critics will a] ] ow us,
i.Irsnharii'v also said, "They have
wod too hard — they arc not
qaUt rs." another thing that
imp cosou ?»irs..Famej was tho
" in.t. 11 igent p;j.ann r.y'of community
health and education",
I nu sur^ the poonle of the hat
ami sir a valley will always remem
ber id’s Ek.rncy a3 kind hearted, and
understanding, and look forward
to her return sometime.
ATTENTION.PLEASE
IF YOU EXFSCT A DIVIDEND ON YOUR
PUROKTSES DO NOT FAIL TO TURN IN
ALL YOUR TICPETS UP TO JUNE 30
AS POPPET JJV. 17 IS TIES DEAD LINE
■ ■■' TI. CC US ARE CLOSED,
/no xolloving named Co-op members
ho.vc nob turned in their purchase
r-colots for* Car oh, April, Kay and
June:
George Stewarti, fcafcl&n Poore,
L,A. Burehc r# j* v Jill, C, !\‘'
Bonner, Fender Bailey, L.Ubert,
Ot bc Poty-rson, Pearl Archor,
Iloyd^clljP, D-haird, C„h..iri.x,'
* ‘ inn, J..F. AJlund, C»./aider s'c;n,
John G.Johnson, Clarefrec Yean,
L,C,Stock, #Lev;is j. Litter* J.J,
Tully, and Perkins Bros.
In addition there are a number
who have net turned in the balance
of their Juno tickets'.
LAST MI LUTE UFA'S
Teddy. De-Zand accidentally ran a
pitch fork in his foot today and
was t An to ^he local hospital
for treatment this afternoon by
Hank AaRo-se-,
Also, Mr.L.C.Stock informs us that
a telegram has been sent today To
contact a Cannery Foreman. The
man ho has in- mind has been highly
r-commended with fourteen years
experience to his credit.