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STRAWBERRY CULTURE
Carl Wilson says that he hopes
that Valley Farmers will raise a
lot of strawberries next year, as
the Creamery needs them to flavor
ice cream. ' The Valley berries are
very good and are much better than ;
those shipped in from the States. \
Strawberries have been raised sue- j
cessfully in the Matanuska Valley
for many years, and it is not diff-j
icult to raise them. tors. Arthur I
Benner and John Stringer are reis- j
Ing a considerable amount for sale,
ut many times as much could be solid
at a tood profit. Old beds of
berries would furnish thousands of
plants for people who are interest
ed and a pleasant and very profit
able crop could be produced in a
coiiple of seasons.
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If the Matanuska Volley farmer,
who has been bargaining to sell pot
atoes to a Cafe in Valdez, will call
at the SETTLER office we will give
him the information the Sergeant h.4d
in regard to the proposed dealJ
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