Local Man is Author
Of Article In
“Alaska Spoilsman"
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$50 NON-RESiDENT
FISHING LICENSE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Hi a t;-3 decision the Supreme
Court held recently that Alaska':
■>50 non-resident fishing license
fee is unconstitutional when the
re ulent fee is only five dollars.
The decision followed an appeal
by Alaska Attorney General J.
Gerald Williams after the U. S
Circuit Court in San Francisco
had ruled that the higher foe
amounted to an unconstitutional
burden on interstate commerce.
CONSERVATION
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it II ,i coinpani' n erop of about
..ii pound f giain per acre. Then
In. idea t .»r drill in very shallow,
.bout : to in pounds ol smooth
.•I', ■. p, r acre. It is also a good
bet to plant :t oi -1 pounds of a.
sike jirl white dutch clover in the
seeding l’aek the ground again
aft. i '.’cding. The best tune to
(nit on fertilizer is before the
.round is worked. It's a lot easier
to pull a fertilizer spreader oi
manure wagon over a field before
it's worked than alter. Cut the
grain early for hay or silage.
You wont get so much anyway.
You're interested in the gra:*
seechng more than the grain nurse
crop.
Keep the cows off the field the;
whole first year if al all possible.
It will pay out in the long run.
The second season then should see
a good brome stand coming Then
you can pour on the fertilizer,
build three or four cross fences,
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American Legion
To Celebrate
32*d Birthday
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rema.iiiru; membership
Scheduled a> a family affair,
tin .inn,-I hi 1 tart at even
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n.I'Ve llie f'.s from one field tn
tlie next eat Ii week and buy an*
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are »it tin mi i ea*ed volume.
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Alaska Truck License
Fees May Be Boosted
Hwt-t.njf of Alaska'* relatively
low trurk license fee will un*
iliMihlwIly lie on the M|ten<ia foi
the n« xt session of the Territorial
legislature.
Sharp cril in sin stemmed from
disclosure of the present fee at
» recent appropriations committee
hearing. Representative Jensen
(R-lov.a) charged that truckers
are not paying their share of road
costs
‘The taxpayers of America on
the mainland have spent $170
million on the Alaska Railroad
and have spent millions on high*
wavs." he declared
“Now then, we have trucks
come in nnd compete with the
railroad, and the railroad loses
money. It is just a case where ws
lose in everything wo do. The
people who benefit from the high
ways are not paying their fair
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■ share Ji»r tl»e. upkeep ut those
' roods. They pnv about one-fouith
a* much a* the truck owner* da
in the United State* ”
Jen*< n said he plan* to he
“quite stingy1' on road money um
1i>k tlie license fees are boosted.
Delegate Bartlett asked Jon* n
if he would like to have hi* ««■•
• mark* p emented to the Territorial
I legislature next January, ant
(Governor Ernest Gruetung stated
I duimi'. the discussion that he
itgiecd with Jensen.
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COFFEY INSURES
EVERYTHING REMEMBER?
Dove Cottinghom
fleeted President of
College Men's Croup
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This is the time of the year when lack of proper vitamin:
in feeds show up in the laying flock.
The heavy stores of vitamins accumulated during growing
season and while on grass, have become depleted, so at this
time we highly recommend FUL-O PEP SUPER GREENS.
They are unusually rich un vitamin benefit* and promote top
egg production. The unusual vitamin values in Super Greens
Pellets come from vitamin-rich engredients including Consen
traded Spring Range (nature s rich valamin combination. Vita
min B-12 supplement. D-activated Animal Sterol. Riboflavin
and others. It will also given run down dairy cows a boost
back to health when fed along with regular diary rations.
FULL-O-PEP diary rations already contain adequate amounts
of Super Greens Pellets for proper health maintenance in
your diary herd.
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