CMUKCr) NOTICES
SUNDAY,JANUARY 24, 1943.
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VALLEY CHAPEL PASTORS
Rev. find Mrs. H. E. Beyer
Church School tind Worship 10:00 n.m
Church Service 8:00 p.fr.
Wednesday Evening Service 0:00 p.m
ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN •' PASTOR
Woodrow Kurth
Sunday School 10:00 a.m
Sunday Services 11:00 a.m
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ST. MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC PASTOR
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Father Sneed
Sunday Mass
10:00 a.m
UNITED PROTESTANT
PASTOR
Sunday School
Morning Worship
10:00 a.m
11:00 a.m
Christian Endeavor,
(1st., 3rd., 5th. Sundays 7:00 p.m
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Among those ordered for induc
tion on January 2£th, are the fol
lowing :
Dale Rerris on Georfce Venne Jr,
Carl Meiers Jr. Bert. Duff
Gerrald Lamp J. Zimmowski
Jack Horner
WANTED---for immediate delivery,
mine props and gangway timbers. In
quire Supt, of Hotels, Commissary
and Stores, Alaska Railroad, Anch
orage, Alaska.
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that brought this about, the P.U,
is trying to have it changed rnd
according to n Radio report this
week it has already been changed
and an ei^ht cow standard set.
•This will still not answer the bill
and before the question is settled
a lot more fur may fly. It is re
liably reported that President
Patton wields a lot of influence
with the liberal elements in charge
of the Government and we b 1.’ ve
that he should receive the full
support of the small farmers of the
Nation, ns he seems to be the only
person who has the courage and the
ability to fight for the common
garden variety cf Farmer in the at
tempted squeeze by the big and self
lsh farm operators who are receiv
ing the benefit of the support cf
the reactionary elements in Cong
ress.
Orders are being accumulated now
for hatching eggs. These will be
handled ns an accomodation in that
wj will place the urder and arrange
for shipping cn BONA FIDE orders on
which a deposit is made. No orders
will bo taken for less than one
half case. Please leave y'-ur or
ders at the office as soon as pos
sible .
Remember the President's Ball,
January 30, 1943, to be given by
the local Chapter of the National
Infantile Paralysis Foundation.
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a rate of interest that a farmer
can aff rd to pay, such as is pro
vided by Fr Auction Credit Associa
tions or Borrower Owned Credit
Unions.
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T BINDER THRESHER DISC PLOW
20 IS 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Higginbotham -,-28.50
Kerttuln .---101.00 252.00.—.-.
Snodgrass ---•-81.—25-25-25 25 80
Meier* ^ Snodgrass----'-—305.00
Grow -360.00-:
Loberg ------52
Linn '-405,00-—
Scheibl ---'-50(on cut down)
Bailey -----65 cr 05
Lepak 200--50-i--40( on any)-35-or--35
Lepak
Kerttula
Linn
Snodgrass
Scheibl
Lepak
Higginbotham
Bailey
Snodgrass
j T 20 200.00
, Binder 101.00
Thresher 405.50
Disc #1 81,00
■ Disc (cut to 8') 50.00
; Disc 40,00
Flew 45 (2 bot) 28.50
Plow #6 (3 bot) 85.00
' Plow #8 (3 bot) 80,00