MATANUSKA VALLEY PROGRESS.
Despite con. iderable rain during
harvest time, erops were harvester1
without unreasonable difficulty,and
we understand that some very good
grain has been threshed out of the
field and the yeild was satisfactory
Potatoes are almost all under cover
and it will only be a few more days
until the new storage plant will be
finished.
V/hile a slump- was expected in
■nilk production in the change over 1
from' grass to dry feed, it has not
been expieronced to any great extent
■ od due to the increased number of
-wp, the milk supply should incrcaf
■ lis winter.
It has been estimated that t here
are about six thousand hens that
will be laying soon, feed prices
arc Incrensirig despite government
control, but the margin between the
cpst of egg production and the
returns for eggs is not out of bal
ance yet. Some good hogs and beef
is being processed this fall also.
CHARLES M. BELTT
PCSTON
ARIZONA.
(RELOCATION CENTER)
THIS AND THAT.
* Tho baby noose that was cared for
this summer by the Merle Anderson
family, is no longer a baby and is
’long fine, we hope it never looks
at itself in a looking glass for it
must wonder how such a homely calf
could be created.
"Catty remarks" (Male)
An 01'-'' Timer is a person who can
remember when men served on juries
an^ women kept house.
The recent press report that the
cutworms have been exterminated in
the Matanuska Valley, is 5n our
opinion a little bit premature, but
we do hear about a parasite that is
destroying the - (Latin to you)
so that there is a good chance that
the worms may not be plentyful.
Allcm /o_p£icts
Xav\£ h To l H E .
They Will Fix \t Up
As Good New.
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