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0LT) SEED in tiie
///.REHOUSE- DISTROYED
All seed now on hand in tho
warehouse which has boon held
over from proviov.s yerrs will bo
tested for germination, and every
thing that does net come up to
standard for planting y. 11 1 be
destroyed. In lino with tie
gcT’KahatTng test on locally grovin
seed, all farmers are reasonably
sure of good seed this year.
LOST AGAIN
Mr*Clarence Hoffman reports the
lose of the masculators, which
have been loaned to some fanner,
Wa11 the person who has them,
please return them to Mr•Hoffman.
If they are returned at once other
persons may have the opportunity
to use them.
Thank you.
t.t.a.
There will bo a meeting 01.’ the
P.T.A. ne:ct Tuesday evening in
the school house. Everybody
is invitied to attend.
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LOCALS
The District Attorney J.K.Kchoe
and a representative from the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
were in Falmcr on official
business this last week.
AT THE HOSPITAL
During the past month four girls
and three boys have been born,
as fellows:
February 18 -- a girl to Mr. and
Mrs,Clarence Yohn. This made the
two-hundredth baby born in the
local hospital,
February 22, -- to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Uhlin , a girl,
March 11, a boy was born to Mr.
and Mr3, Leonard Borgan,
March 12, a girl w as born *to Mr.
and Mrs.Feber Bailey.
March 12, a boy was born to Mr,
and Mrs, Rex Elliott.
March 15, a girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs, ?. V/. V/or don.
March 14, a boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs, Ctto Peterson.
All patients are doing nicely.
FROM THE HATCHERY— Max tells
us that 14, ICO orders for baby
chicks have been placed to date.
He also, tolls us that custom
hatches should be brought in ora
Saturdays. The last setting
will be placed on April 8. If*
you intend to custom hatch this
year besure to bring them in
before April 8.
ROLAND SNODGRASS SAYS: —
Care should be taken to conserve
on oat and pea hay this spring.
One way to do this is. to feed
your stock in small qunaities
at a time,but feed often. In this
way the stock will not waste the '
hay but be inclined to clean it \ '
up. Otherwise, they may cat the , ,
heads' off the oats and leave the .
straw, which will then be wasted.!
Wpste of feed, is lose of profit.