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VANILLA
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BLACK RASPBERRY
BUTTER PECAN
STRAWBERRY
TUTI* FBUTI.
SFORT ORDTRS
COLD DRINKS
CIG/RS
DINARS
Ci.NDY
CIGARETTES
REPORT PROM THE FARM PROMT.
For the benifit of the pr pie who
read the Vnller Settler outside of
the Valley, we can say that the
past spring has been a very favor
able one for the planting of crops':
Native and tame pastures have been
fast in starting and the dairymen
are enj :ying 3ome grass f^r their
cows. Milk production has increased
as it usualy '■'r>es this time of the
year. Seeding of grain an'" bay has
proceeded without interuption and
the ground is not too dry to sprout
the grain if properly taken care
of. Potatoes have been planted in
excess of anything in recent years
and considerable carrots have been
seeded also. Other garden crops are
being planted and while s.sie ,.f the
varities usualy planted have not
been procurable, there has been
plenty of most kinds. Potato seed
was more plentyful than expected,
and some farmers find that they
have more seed than they have prep
ared the ground fr, but it will
all be used.
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WE ARE
TO HELP
Our place in the present times, is that which provides service
to the Farmers and Workers of the Matanuska Valley. We are trying to
do our job in the best way that we con, under the circumstances.