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The thrashing machine recently
purchased through the Co-op by
a group of farm rs in District 3,
arrived, This group cf enter
prising. farmers \ ho hove purch
aso-d tills machine will bo known
ns the Grain Belt Threshing Co..
They have discovered the great
financial benefit of purchas
ing through our loc .1 Co-op,
1 . av d 3 ■■ y i mod. It
is beginning to look like the
eld faithful Boars kocbuck has
sca.o roal competition.
/.s school opens in Palmer this
•. r, w rind afew new names on
the torching stuff, hiss Pinclc
from California is her., exchang
ing plr.cos with hiss Mlovstcad.
Miss williams is talcing over the
duties cf Miss vers who will
assume Miss Leman's work. Miss
Inm n has recently resigned to
tench in Aneh rage. All other
faculty members rams,in the same
as last yerr, To all is extended
a he- rty w: le me and our community
cooper tion.
Thq regular wonting of District
3 Civic Council will be h Id at
the heme of .Oscar Eindfren on
Saturday, Sept. 16.
Mrs, alph -nr is] c: to .nnounce
to all members the Sourdough
Club that anyone wishing to secure
the pamphlet on flowers, should
see Mrs.Thuna.
Last weeks tr .in north took
Dorothy Vnsr.noja, kuthc-lyn Elliott
and Jack Sheoly back to the
Uni'-..rsit/ of *iia. ka for 'another
ye: r of hard work. This will be
the first year for Dorothy. Ina
Bell Irwin and Helen Arndt wore
also bound for the University
' and Margaret Miller is t".Ic
ing a post graduate course at
Palmer this year.
A Y-JiR AGO TODAY
Tho " Vhito Socks" played Jonnio
Long. John returned home from
a hunting trip, smacked in the
eye by a white sock. What a sh inner'
Also the Hat nuska Valley Project .
was transfer!1 d from the Public
Works Administration,to the De
partment of the Interior.
hotics
The Hill.top Honenakcrs Club ’./ill
hold their next r /gular rooting
at t: lion of ^rs,Warner, Copt,
19, Previous plans v/orc to hold
this rooting at Creostrons which
plan has boon changed. Please
renonber the day -nd tho place.
G-OI
TTrvrrr^ o
The", prices set for cannery crops
was based upon what could be
realized for the canned products,
ho one Imovi’s what the cannery
can or cannot do, but hr.Jones
who has had a wide experience in
cannery operations is of the opin
ion that the prices quoted will
in an .average year just let the
cannery break even. If we can
do that this year, wo will bo in
a position to know fro?n hero on
whether it is profitable to grow
crops t^. bo canned or not. If I
know farriers and I believe I do,
that is what they want to know,
whether they will ever be able to
get anything for their labor rais
ing that kind of produce.
Profit and loss statements cover
ing the units operated by the Co-op
arc now available for inspection
by any member who desires to lock
them over. I lease do not bo afraid
to come in and ask to see them.
This is your business and no one
has a better right to look at the
bookd than the members. L.C.S.