IMPORTANT INFCRiIATICN
COIICERNI2IG SEED GRAIN
In order that it my be determined
how much seed'grain it will be necess
ary, to supply, questionnaires have
been prepared and are attached to
the back 6f your Valley Settler for
this week, December 30 s
If you plan to purchase'seed grain
through the Corporation, please fill
out these questionnaires and return
to the General Office not later than
January 16, 1939. The seed listed on
these questionnaires will bo all of
the seed purchased by tho A.R.3.C.
for re-sale this year. The sane
applies to the fertilizer which will
be purchased at the same time.
Do not list seed which you will
purchase direct from your neighbor,
or seed which you will sell
direct to a neighbor.
Please read the instructions on each
form carefully. 3e sure your name and
the. date are on both blanks , then,
detach from your newspaper and return
to the General Office,
It is important that you fill out
these.euestionnairos as accurately
as you possibly can. The amount of
seed available for spring planting
will depend on your accuracy.
After these questionnaires are turned
in to the General Office, samples ■
of your grains which you have for
sale will be collected and these
samples will be taken'to the Experiment
Station where they will”be tested for
germination. All seed.must have a
satisfactory germination tost for the
Cdr-poratiori to purchase it.
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VISITS PARENTS
Jack Sheely is visiting his parents
in Palmer during the Holiday season.
Ho has been attending the University of
Alaska and will return after the Holi
days 'to finish his second year there.
COMMUNITY CHORUS FRA.CTICE SCHEDULED
Dr, Albrecht announces that the
Community Chorus will practice
in one Community Hall on Wednesday,
January 3»
He states that new music has arrived
and tho practices promise to bo very
interesting.
All of you who have been planning to
join the chorus should do so now at
the beginning of a now season0
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HOSPITAL HAS BUSY l!OHTH
The month of December has been an
exceedingly busy one for the Hatanusha
Valley Hospital0 Horo patients have
been admitted this month than during
any previous month of its existence.
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ANTON ANDERSON VISITS
Mr. Anton Anderson has been spending
a few 'day's in Palmer while looking
over a power site for the Rural
Electrification Administration to
install eloctricc power in the Valley.
Mr. Anderson has- found that things
look quite.favorable. H<? plans to
make a more thorough survey later.
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DEFJTY U.S. MARSHAL ILL
Mr. Vfm. Bouwens, Deputy U.S. Marshal,
who has been confined to his home for
the past several days suffering from
a. very bad cold, is able to be up
part of the. time now and will soon
. be able to take up his regular duties
again.
GENEVIEVE RING HERE
Hiss Genevieve"Ring has returned to
Palmer for a two-months visit. Miss
Ring will return to Seattle to enter
nurses training at the Providence
Hospital.