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STANDARD
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PARTITION
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ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
PRODUCTS
PHONE 3-5152
P. O. BOX 97
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FARM DOINGS
IN THE VALLEY
A forage and cereal variety
trial was seeded this week on
Irving Newville's farm. Dr. S. C.
Litzer.Surger, Earl Combs. Doyle
Ross and voux’s truly assisted in
the planting.
The supervisors of the Wasilla
Conservation Sub-district held
their monthly meeting at the
home of Martin Olson, Tuesday
night. May 30, 1950.
Virgil Eckert is recovering from
an appendectomy at the Valley
Hospital.
William Sweelman, from the
Matanuska Experiment Station,
has gone Outside for six weeks.
Glenn Middleton, his assistant, is
taking his place. Glenn is a re
cent ari'ival from Idaho.
Curtis H. Dearborn arrived re
cently from New York to work
under Dr. Myron Babbs at the
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Station.
Directors Elmer Rassmussen.
Clyde King, Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd Morley of the King’s
Lake Camp met with the B^ard
of Trustees last Tuesday. 4-H
Camp is set for August 1 to 4.
Aquatic sports will be featured
at the camp.
Your correspondent is a proud
papa because daughter took a
prize in the baton twirling con
test on Colony Day.
On checking winter survival of
legumes at the Station, only Si
berian alfalfa and one variety of
Alsike clover from Finland lived
through last winter’s wind.
Two hundred pounds of Edda
barley from Sweden have been
received by the Matanuska Sta
tion and planted for seed in
crease.
ARC Man Enters Hospital
Merritt C. Long, an employe
of the Alaska Road Commission,
was admitted to Valley Hospital
for medical treatment this week.
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