NOTI03
Dr. Works of ^-nchoragc will
be in Palmer, Friday and Saturday
April 11 and 32 to examine the eyes
of school children. Adults may
have their oyes examined at this
time at the usual office fee.
Please make appointments thru
Dr. Albrechts secretary.
M. Sullivan
Public Health Hursc.
PALMER BOCK CLUB MEETS
At a mooting of the Palmer
Book Club Thursday evening at the
Hanson home, after some discussion
the following rules in regard
to books belonging to the club wore
made.
Rule 1. Exchange books every throe
weeks on date set by club.
2. Books to be read by im
mediate family.
3. Hembership for people of
the Valley. If member "leaves the
Valley the club will sell member
ship .
4. Books should not be sent
out of valley.
Edith Hanson officers of
Han C. Curtis the club.
Eileen Dorsey
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Vail of Wasilia died
at the hospital a victim of an
automobile accident. Details of
which arc not available at this
time.
Cnrl Engstrom has been dis
charged after receiving medical
treatment.
Simion Call and Hoy 'Theodore
of Eklutna and Gust Haliocr have
received medical treatment and
been discharged.
STOCK DOGS FOR SALE
5 to 6 weeks old pups
From the two best stock dogs
in the valley
Price $3.00
Frank Clark.
i
1. Land classification. A
number of those present felt that
it be classified according to its
fertility, possible uses rnd lo
cation, and that 'this classifica
tion rather than the pres ;nt use
of the land should bo considered
in determining the: size of farms.
2. Amount of Land per •‘•'arm.
It was felt the minimum amount
should be great enough to insure
a satisfactory living per farm
family. It was also felt that
for sociological reasons a max
imum acrea0e to be owner, should
be set regardless of classifica
tion and that beyond this owner
ship limit, leases or priorities
should bo allowed for gracing
purposes.
3. Priority of Prose t Re
sidents. It was pointed out that
to avoid confusion in any enlarge
ment of present farms to a size
sufficient to produce ad quate
income, residents should have
priority to adjacent land.
4. Title to Land. It was
unanimously agreed that since
the farmers security rests in
the ownership of his land, an un
qualified deed or title should
be issued upon performance of the
requisites of ownership. It was
also felt that in order t :> con
trol the size of farms, it might
bo advisable that the govern
ment bo givon a first option to
buy in case the owner wished, to
sell. 1t was also recce mended
that except in the consideration
of wind-breaks, water sheds,
etc. a policy of conservation
should not be allowed to inter
fere with'proper agricultural de
velopment. Because of the import
ant nature- of the "subject under
discussion, no definite action
v/as taken until it could bo further
considered.
Next meeting will be hold
V/c dries day, April 16.
Another indication of spring
is that seed testing equipment at
the Extension Office is being put
away for another year.