CONDITIONS GOVERNING RENTING OF
A.R.R.C. LAND IN 1943...
For the crop season of 1943, the
A.R.R.C. will rent cultivated land
on vacant tracts upon the following
basis :
(1) Good farming practices must
be used on the land, such as plow
ing, application of commercial fer
tilizer or bnrnv; rd manure, if a
vailnble, and the fences must be
maintained in as good condition as
they are new,
(2) No portion of the land, may
be sublet.
(3) In lieu of cash payment,
rental may be paid in labor for
designated kinds of work, such as
picking, pilinfc and ot"nps,
roots and logs; building fences,
etc. Rental rate will be 42.50
per acre; labor rate $5 00 per man
day.
(4) If the work is not compl^tea
before harvest time, cash payment
will be required for the rental be
fore the crop is removed or the
Corporation, at it's option, may
employ help to harvest such crop at
the current market price to pay for
the rental and the cost of harvest
ing and removing the crop
Applications for available land
should be sent to the General Man
ager of the /.R.R.C. V/ritten
agreements will be or_prr'-' .o cov
er the rental.
Herbert C, Hanson,
General Manager,
A . R. R . C.
Duane Lee, former peon'1'".' Palmer
High School girl, writes from For
est Lake, Finn., to Mrs. E Niemann,
that Bert Stewart visiter! with her
recently, and that later Bert en
listee1 in the U.3. Marines -
Mrs. Chapman recently wrote to Mrs,
Sandvik, about her interest in che
Mntanuaka people, end sends greet
ings to friends here. Mrs, Chap
man will be rememberer! for her work
with the Infantile Paralysis Found
ation in Palmer and other char it Vi
able and civic organizations.
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Mrs, Louie Lcberg reports that
Louie recently receiver1 information
that his father hah passed away,
near Fairbanks, he was f^un'41 dead,
Evidently from heart trouble, near
his cabin cn a claim near Ester
Creek, Mr. Loberg was an old timer
was foreman at the Willow Creek
■ Mines years ago and will be remem
bered by the Uldtimers.