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April 11,
1941 Palncr, Alaska
No a 15
BIG D A I! C E
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Luclrr spot dance 'J
(LLFVMN FRILLS)
Good Music.
HRS. VAIL, FIONA,9R MHSID FIT CPV/AS
ILLA VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDL1T .
Mrs. Silas ^ail, who died at
Palmer Thursday rornin;. v;as a vic
tim of an auto accident near her
home when a truck in which she
was rid.- ng ran off the soft should
er of the road near the railroad
crossing at .»'asilla. The driver,
Stuart, her son, and a woman and
small child escaped with only
'"•inor bruises. Mrs.Vail's bade
was fractured when the dour of
the cab swung shut as she was ly
ing prostrate across the running
board of the machine.
Mrs. Ruth Vail and her infant
child were thrown clear of the
auto when it ti id over.
.-.re. Vail, with her husband
and family, "irst came to the ter
ritory in 1915, leaving and rc
turnirg in 1920 at that time taking
up a homestead near the presen t'
town of Was ilia where they have
made their home since that time.
MILK S.'.. 1:1 TATI01; 01 IKAR "
Kill-: Seminar sessions Monday
and Tuesday wore well attended,
considering the season, of* the year
and the numbs’ of farmers vho are
at the present time interested
in dairying.
Local and out of town speakers
stressed the noccssity of sanita
tion in the production and hand
ling of milk. Pointing out many
of the generally unconsiderod small
v/ays in which milk can be hade
clean.
A thorough discussion of var
ious items contained in the U. S.
Public Health Service I.iilk Code wil
(con’t on page 5)
CO-OP NOTPS
Field seeds were ordered some
time’a^o, in anticipation of the
probable need. The leas in .3 of more
land by some farmers, the change
in plans of others, the failure
of sone sources of seed supplies,
that were planned on, to mater
ialize nay he the cau.se of dis
ap ointment to you when you are
ready to plant. , i4t this tine
there is no definite inf or .at ion
as to the amount of seed required.
Let your wants be known to Victor
Johnson at the warehouse bp the
end of next week April 19 to en
able the warehouse depart: cut to
re-order if necessary, in tine
to ensure delivery by pla it:ing
time.
POPULAR PALMER COUPLE V/^DDSD
Miss Violet McVickor, sister
of Virgil UcVicker a.id Rro: Ear
liar t, son of Mrs. Carl Ra °"’us sen
of Palner were r.iarricd Saturday,
March 29. The ceremony to 'k place
in the Lutheran Church, Reverend
Hurth officiating. The young
couple were attended by Mr. and
' rs. '/alter Cooper, ^ftor the
ceremony a reception was 1 old at
the Cooper home for relatives
and close friends.
-•ASTERN STARS BID FAREY/EL TO MRS.
VICTOR CHAl 1.1A1T
Twenty women of til o aimer
..lastern Star club mot at the home
of Mrs. Fred McIntyre to bid fare
well to Mrs. Victor 'flap: r , who
is leaving for Seattle, • shower
of handkerchiefs was pros- itcd
to Mrs. Chapman. The Clini an * s
arc in the States on business and
plan on being gone about a ycar.
Mr. Rice from Iowa State has
been appointed the now Agricultural
Agent succeeding Howard Estelle,
Mr. Rice will arrive in the Valley
this week end.