gran will begin at 8:00 o'clock
and everyone is urged to attend.
The Delegate to Congress is great
ly interested in the problems of
Alaska and the Matanuska Valley
especially. Mr. Dinond has shown
his interest in the past by his
untiring efforts in behalf of the
Territory.
CIVIC COUNCIL MINUTES (CON'T)
A lengthly discussion was hold on
the machine sheds. If not object
ionable to the Corporation, each
listrict would handle the build
ing of the shod3 according to the
decision of the people of the
various Districts.
If all the people of the various
Districts cannot cooperate in the
building of the sheds it is per
ruissablo to have the caretaker of
the machinery build the machine
shed and it may be added to his
tract so that the machinery will
have shelter this coming, winter.
Moved by Henry seconded'by Arndt
that the Connell recommend to the
Corporation, that the binders now
available, be usd only on grain
to be thrashed--motion carried.
In tho discussion following the
passage of this notion, it was
decided that following the bind
ing of all grain to be threshed
the farmers nay use binders for
the cutting cf their he.y.
a notion whs made and carried
that the minutes be•printed com
pletely in "The VAlloy Sotllcr".
A resolution was passed, .asking
the Board of' Dirento-rs o’f the*
Matanuska valley Farmers, .Cooper
ating Association t'hat they print
the minutes of their-meetings in
"The Valley Settler",
Moved by Arndt and s^cond^d by
Foster that the meeting adjourn.
Meeting was adjourned at 10: P.M.
Fred F.Johnson
Vice President &
Acting Secretary.
Approved:
Loren McKcchnic, President
HR.JACOBS S/.YSs
The figure3 in .the PROFIT AND
LOSS STATEMENT, are for those oper
rting departments; tho Trading
Post, the Garage>and tho Peed
Department, that show a profit.
Nothing has been Said about hand
ling produce for the Association
that show a loss. These three
depar^nonts, the produce, cream
ery and meat department, are
heavily subsidized in order to
encourage development of dairy
herds, meat and other produce.
In the average business, stock
holders are not permitted to ob
tain profits from one branch of
the organization while another
operates at a loss. If the pro
fits from the Trading Post, Gar
age and Feed departments had been
used to -offset the loss there
would hayo been no distribution
of the patronage purchase savings.
.NOTICES -
Those contemplating cutting grain
for threshing should make small
loosely-bound bundles to obtain
bettor threshing results.
The creamery wishes to notify
egg producers to again stamp all
eggs brought into the creamery.
On August 20 th. there will be
a dance given in the Palmer
Community Hall sponsored by the
Democratip Club.
The dance will follow Mr,Anthony
J.Dimond's address and other
■ Do: erotic C.anide.t'lsi
r Mr Dimond will devote some of his
■ time cn this evening ii^iiscussing
the advantages of a one-house '
Legislature .
INSURANCE
Auto - life - Fire - Health
And Accident
H. S. SOGN
Anchorage Alaska