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Alaska.
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VALLEY REPRESENTATION AT
JUNEhIT LEaiSI ATTIRE
Harry DeLanJ vill probcbly re
present the Katar/uska Valley at
the Territorial Dsmocratic Con
vention to be belt! s-t Junstu on
January 16 tin. 1940. He expects
to propose the foil oring legis
lation" rhJ.ch /as adapted at the
Divisional Convention at Anchorage.
1. The appropreation oo SCO,h C.
xcr school bus transportation.
2. The o.npropreat ion of flood
control funds for the purnose
of alleviating ''lood condit
ions at Latanuska.
3. A revision of the old herd
lev s and su? table hording
legislation introduced to
re-it the needs of the valley.
4. Certain changes in the Sani
tation code in regard to the
Dairy ind.uatry.
5. Changes in the Cc-op lav;s
ar.d the establishment of a
credit union.
6. Discu -v and roans of es
tablishing deer and elk in
the vs] ley.
Matanuskn expects to give a nance
Jen.6. to help defray expenses
of the delegate. \Jc\s ? 11a Is r.lso
making plans to rid. Contribu
tions are being taken at lalmer
for this purpose by C .E. Jones,
Mrs.Porrine, Jack Cope, and Joo
F uhl.
?’ARE I ED IIT ArJCIIQE/ G5
Hu's tv Dollars, v;oll known business
•• omi n of •Palmar was married last
Srturdav, to <ussol Dov/, well
known authority in the field of
sports :..nd athletics also interest>
cd in mining. Congratulations aro
extended from their many frienas. _
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GO-OP NEV.'S POTSS
Eto prices arc down again and the
prices may drop further before
bottom is roSched. All meat
prices arc off which could be ex
pected at this tine of the year
v’hon the demand is for poultry.
■ .3 have found that it is imposs
ible to dress poultry direct
from the farm and hold our trade
so feeding pens have boon made
end all chichons are fattened
before killing. Where before we
could hardly interest any one as
they rare not tops new wo have
boon unable to supply some re
post orders on those v;c fattened
out and killed fresh on orders.
Ho further development on the
garage tr-ns for has taken place
other than the inventory has
been taken and is now vraiting fer
a joint meeting of tho tv;o
hoards to finish the deal. This
may he d one this week and the
transfer made norr the first oi
the 'roar.
I have, received numerous appli
cations for jobs in the pc.st
few weeks due, I presume,to our
taking over the various units
so far. Some vrcr.nies may occur
as wo go - along as* ad justments
crc made, however, v;c do not
anticipate any large ..'--ale oper
ations that will require addition
al labor. In fact the tendency
will be to retrench rather than
to expand. Ocer.sionalywo will
have openings to fill and in anti
cipating this and in rn effort to
obtain tho right man for the right
job, thoro is an application
blank on page 4--(LtC.G.)