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After an absence of eight months
Mr.Chnuncey Wycoff is back work
ing in the Ccrop Garage, Mr,
Wycoff*s duties have in the past
been these of mechanic. He is
now returning to his old job.
Mis, Dorothy S.Mattier is tempo —
rally employed in the Accounting
Department to assist in trans
cribing accounting manual and
procedure for all operatives,
Whats this we hear about a certain
bulldozer man with an affinity
for a certain young lady?
It is quite hard for us to tell
excatly what this young man's
social status is. If anyone can
definitly inform us, we would
greatly appreciate the kindness.
The American Legion and Auxiliary
are planning a banquet in honor
of the boy and girl Scouts, to
be held in the Community Hall at
Matanuska Nov. 11, further details
will appear soon.
Kr, George Sund from the Disburs
ing office has recently received
a wire, stating his sister is
seriously ill. Mr. Sund is trying
to make arrangements to catch this
weeks boat outside.
Members of the Eastern Star Club
v/ish to extend thanks to everyone
who attended the card party at
the Dormitory, for their splendid
support. Another card party is
now being planned for the hear
future, watch for the date.
We are happy to announce that the
Anchorage and Palmer schools have
accepted the list of proposed
Athletic rules and regulations
published in the Oct.7, issue of
the VALLEY SETTLER. It is quite
probable that other schools will
approve and accept them in the
near future.
Anchorage suggested one slight
change, which it is understood
has been accepted.
THRESHING REPORT
In discussing the threshing sit
uation with Mr.Ferber Bailey,
operator and owner of one of the'
threshing manhines in the Valley,
he tells us, that there is a great
difference in cfcops this year
depending upon the time they were
planted and the way in w hich
the seed bed was prepared,
19-B barley ranges from 20 to 25
bushels per acre so far, Siber
ian wheat differs greatly but
some was threshed which yeilded
as high as 42 bushel from 100
pounds of seed planted.
There also appears to be a great
difference in oats, which turns
out from 30 to 40 bushel per acre.
No grass seed has been threshed
yet.
Mr, Bailey started, there w ould
be approximately flee days work
around where he is now, then
the machine will move across the
river for a short run, then back
and start out toward Camp 7, -
weather permitting.
* FOR SALE *
-::- 1 CONTINENTAL CAR ' ’ *
* RUNS IN A-l SHAPE *
* HAS TWO GOOD TIRE, FLAT ON *
* ONE SIDE, NO BATTERY *
* $ 105.35 CASH OR DERN GOOD*
* TERMS, INQUIRE OF *
* MR. D. FRANK «
MADE A DIFFERENCE
Is it true, that it’s bad luck
to have a alack cat following
you?
Depends on whether you’re a man
or a mouse.
What is the price of seats sir?
¥his section, $1.00, closer to
the orchestra $1.50 and programs
5^.
Thank you I'll sit on a program.