1939 -HATCiiERY PRICES
White Loshorn —special broedinj
weelc -old started chicks;
10 <£ each
day-old chicks -- 15^ each
cus t >r. hat cl in,. - - .04 per csg In
tray lets.
turkoy o^ys will bo sot about
April" 1, ^ .05 each es<_>
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(9,400 chicks h ve been ordered)
Chick prices are ,2.00 per hun
dred less this year and the ware
house announces that chick feed
prices are less this year than
in the past so you will be able
to raise chicks at a smaller cost
than previous.
Chick feed this year is :J>4. to
SO. per ton cheaper than last
year. Take your orders to the
hatchery as soon as possible.
SCHOOL NEWS AND NOTES
Palmer High School Basket ball
team will play the Anchorage
team at Palmer February 11, in
the Community hall. This will
be the last game of the season
and every one should turn out to
see it.
Next week our boys will go to the
Anchorage Fur Rendezvous and par
ticipate in the sports there.
At the present time private cars
are expected to furnish transports
tion for the team. If anyone is
going *ho‘ will have spare room
in their car, will you please
take one or two basketball play
ers. AND YELL FOR THE HOME
TEAM WHEN YOU GET THERE. 411
Strike conditions have affected
the school plans somov/hat.
Material ordered for Commencement
programs are being detained.
Therefore, it is impossible to
make future dates at this time.
There will be a Poultry growers
meeting held Tuesday, Feb.14 >
at the hatchery. Every one in
terested is invited to come.
express our sincere appreciation
for their work and support towar :.s
making the President’3 Eirthday
Ball a success.
Oince the affair was of a "Public
Benefit " nature and since the
entire proceeds of the pall arc
to be used for the research and
prevention of Infantile Paralysis
and Tuberculosis, it is felt by
the members of the Falmcr Demo •
cratic Club that a statement of
income and expenditures should
be published in the VALLEY SETTLE
so that the people of the Valley
may be accurately informed re
garding the actual amount of pro
fit accruing and the disposition
thereof.
Herewith is a statement of same:
Total income from lunch and
tickets ^2:00.65
Expense
Hus ic 35.00
Bent on Hall --— 15.00
Door Prize - 25,00
Radio Advertising-- 2,.00
Decorations -- 9,00
Rent for Kitchen - 3.00
Cost of food - 14,00
101,9(5
Net Profit- 098.75
Fifty per cent or more of the
above profit will be sent to the
Warm Springs Research Foundation
for the prevention of Infantile
Paralysis, and the remainder will
be given to the Anti-Tuberculosis
fund. The exact allotments will
be published in a later edition
of the VALLEY SETTLER after the
next regular meeting of the
Palmer Loffl^crat^p Club.
)ance Cort^ittee,
Palmer Democratic Club.
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