GARDEN SEEDS
The Hardw c.rc department of the
Trading Post has requested that
any one who may want to try some
special kind of garden crop this
year may get any seeds they want
by leaving their wishes at the
store. All kinds of garden crop
seeds, iliptable to this section
will be available, but if you
wish to try some new or as yet
unproven crop, go in and talk it
over with the Hardwarc department.
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The Homemakers1 Council will meet
at the Grange hall on the 23rd.
instead of the 16th.as planned.
The purpose of this meeting is
to complete plans for the Farm
and Home Extension Institute an£l
also, to make plans for Leaders
training.
The Mountain View Homemakers Club
are working toward the possibility
of serving hot lunches in the
W.asilia school.
The Anchorage 4-H Clubs are al
ready begining to organize and
meetings are being held now by
some of the Clubs.
Anyone who has good fertile goose
e_,gs for sale might inquire at
the hatchery for a market. In
quiries have come in for goose
eggs which the hatchery can not
fill.
YOUR LAUNDRY WORK IS GUARANTEED
DAILY DELIVERY
SERVICE
RUSTY’S LAUNDRY
CREAMERY BUILDING PALMER
THERE WILL BE A BASKETBALL GAME
WITH WASILLA AT PALMER ON JAN.21
EXTENSION SERVICE NOTES
If your root collar is too warm
and damp it may be cooled off by
opening the doors: and vents, on a
cold day until the thermometer • •
roaches around 34 degrees. If
cold weather prevails, and the
temperature in the root cellar
goes below freezing, it can be
warned up with a lantern set on
the floor for a few hours.
Keep your cellars as cool and
dry as possible. Vegetables will
keep better at a temperature near
freezing.
Two Model Adjustable Cow stalls
are being constructed in the Fair
Barn at Palmer by the District
Extension Agent. Any farmer who
is interested may look them over
at the Fair barn. It will be
noticed that those stalls are made
from scrap lumber found around
the barns. The farmer can do
likewise at very small cost for
materials.
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PALMER DEMOCRATIC CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
The first regular meeting of the
Palmer Democratic Club for 1939 ,
was held on last Tuesday evening
January 10th,' in the basement of
the Dormitory, and the following
officers were elected: President*
I.L.Metcalf ; Vice-President,
C.R.Monghan; Treasurer; Mrs,Vic,
Chapman; and Secretary, Mrs.3ertha
Pcrrine,
A proposed Herd Law for the Valley
was read and discussed, but no
definite action was taken, and it
was agreed that, since It was farm
legislation, it should be first
taken before the Grange,, before
submitting it to the legislature.
Also, plans were discussed and
committees were appointed to spon
sor the PRISIDEMM S BIRTHDAY BAGk
to be given on January 28th. at
the Palmer Community Auditorium,