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Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
Mailed to all points in Alaska and the
Palmer Insurance Rates Drop While Anchoroee's Climb

While Anchorage insurance rates were climbing, as that city was relegated by the Underwrit- CTS to a Class risk in company with Kodiak and Nome, Palmer rates swooped down, according to announcement from Jack Maze of Pioneer Insurance. A new rate book received here this week, with effective date begin ming May 15, will bring sizable insurance savings to almost every merchant in the business district.
 The average drop is from 60 to
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
Bremen Take It Easy

Two no-damage fires called out the Palmer fire-fighting equipment last week. The first alarm sent equipment to the home of Chek Sandvik, where they found an overloaded stove. The second call took equipment to the home of MT. and Mrs. George Lennon, living in a cabin owned by Miss Sue Hill, where a grass fire was extin- guished. The fire was caused by sparks from a burning trashpile nearby.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
Miss MichoIek Becomes Bride of Mr. Anderson

Miss Mary Ann Michalek be- came the bride of Byron Ander- son before the candlelight altar of the Valley Chapel at a beauti- full summer wedding last Sunday afternoon. Rev. George Geiwitz performed the service.
 The tall blonde bride chose wedding gown of white satin and lace, fashioned with a fitted bodice, softly full skirt and mod flied train. Her finger tip veil of net was bordered with lace and caught to lace halo. She car ried a bouquet of crimson roses. Her only jewelry was a triple strand of pearls.
 Miss Michalek was attended by Marian Mielke, maid of honor, who wore blue satin gown and carried a spray of pink shat tered carnations. Miss Margyre Mielke and Miss Vivian Meier, classmates of the bride, were bridesmaids. Margyre wore gown of aqua and Vivian's was deep orchid in color, and their flowers also were sprays of pink shattered carnations. Both the bridesmaids and maid of honor wore similar headdresses of net yelling caught to shirred halo.
 The bride was given in mar riage by her father, Leo Micha- lek. Merle Anderson was groom's man for his brother, and Wayne BouWens and Don Hutchinson, also recent classmates of the bride, were uShers.
 Harry Winner sang Because" just prior to the ceremony.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26
WILL SEE BEAR PICTURES

Bob Reeves and his elusive brown bear movies have prom iSed to make a flor sure" ap- pearance at next Wednesdays meeting of the Matanuska Val ley SportSmen. The clubs regu- lar monthly meeting is sched- uled to get under way at 8 o'clock in the rifle range.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-26

30 cents per hundred per annum, Mir. Maze said. However some businesses show a drop of $2 and more per hundred. The only area which showed an increase in rates were the buildings in the Coop center. Even here, several of the structures registered drops while other rates were being boosted in the same general area.
 In order to give a picture of the comparative rates, MT. Maze quoted the following figures:
 The Neal Wright stores drop ped 1 cents, the office quarters 84 cents per hundred; the Coop carpenter shop dropped from $4.19 to $348; the Coop main offices dropped 5 cents and the Extension office is down from $1.84 to $1.70.
 Other buildings which record ed substantial drops in the new ratebook include the Palmer Body and Fender Building, the Ron-Da-Voo Cafe, the Palmer Cold Storage building, the adja- cent Koslosky-o owned buildings, housing a barber shop, bar and photography shop, the Sham rock Bakery, Koslosky's Store and the Matanuska Valley Bank.
 Meanwhile, increases were noted on many buildings in the Coop center. Palmer school and gymnasium increased 10 cents per hundred; creamery and laundry quarters went up g cents per hundred, and the warehouse was hiked 18 cents per hundred. Biggest increase was recorded for the Matanuska Valley Lodge, which went up 96 cents per hundred. All church rates in the area were increased cents per hundred.
 MT. Maze gave all credit for the rate decreases to the in creased efficiency and to the added fire fighting equipment of the Valley Volunteer Fire Asso- citation, which has been making constant progress under the tutelage of Al Hagen. "The whole Valley will benefit as the result of his efforts to build up the fire department" MT. Maze asserted.
Evening star., 1949-07-10
Poge 8

Picture Of the Week at the National Gallery of Art
is "Girl With Cot," by Renoir (Whittemore coIIeo-
toni will be the subject Of brief tok the eoIe
tomorrow through Saturday ot l2:3o and 2:30 pm,
ond next Sunday OF z 80 ond 80 pm
Evening star., 1949-07-10
harmless


No clammy, sticky feeling
with 5-Day Pads, but a cool
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Women rave about 5-Day's
long-lasting eifect-dainty,
dry, OdOrtesS underarms.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Fort Belvoir. the Alexandra Re-
tail Merchants Association. Neral
ordinance plant and 7a-ious Alex
andTia businesses.
The float that drew most ap-
plause was entered by c. 3. Har-
ris plumbing firm. II carried an
old-fashioned bathtub with a
small colored boy in it.
A float entered by the Jimmie
Lyles florist firm was bedecked
with fresh flowers of all varieties.
1t also carried a flock Of pretty
girls.
Many floats depicted the growth
Evening star., 1949-05-22

crowd was the largest ever to at
tend a parade in the city.
The IS floats and marching
units took about an hour and 40
minutes to pass a given point.
One of the floats, entered jointly
by the Alexandria and Annapolis
Kiwanis Clubs. also will be in the
Annapolis Tercentenary parade.
First float IN the parade was
that of the Alexandria Chamber
Of Commerce. which carried Miss
Mary Kennedy. bicentennial queen,
and her court.
Other floats were entered by
Evening star., 1949-05-22

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Evening star., 1949-05-22

as q library 70 her naemo-y a. {
oeiock this afternoon.
Memorial services IN the school
auditorium 3S@s North Stafford
street. Arlington. wiil open The
formal dedication ceremony.
Bernard Joy. chairman Of the
County School Board. vii ac-
cept a memorial plaque and books
for the library from former stu
dents and friends OF Miss Brady.
The Rev. Paul r Hunter. of
the Rock Spring Conversational
Church. Is scheduled 20 make the
formal dedication.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Pennsylvania Quarry Slide
Traps One and Injuries 4
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men in a 4TS-iooi oe~p quarry to-
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Evening star., 1949-05-22
Record Crowd Lines
Route Of Alexandra
BicenfenniaI Parade

A crowd estimated at 120, 900
fined the route of the Alexandria
Bicentennial Parade Of Progress
yesterday.
Maj. Edgar Sims, superintend-
ent of police. said he believed the
Evening star., 1949-05-22
Memorial Services Today
For Miss Louise Brady

The former ONCE OF the late
Miss Louise Brady. principal of
the James Madison High School
until her death in an airplane
crash in ls47. will be dedicated
Evening star., 1949-05-22


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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
FARM LANDS

1,16o ACRES, " tillable. balance pasture.
Six-room modern house with bath, electricity,
telephone, mail route. Fair barn, bunk house.
5,000-bushel grain storage, 118 acres winter
wheat. 148 acres in Summerfallow for spring
seeding. Balance to be summerfallowed. Pas
ture is excellent, watered by giant spring.
Present owners, now 78 and 70 years, have
owned and operated past 81 years. This is
one of the best ranches in Judith Basin
county. Has produced through the bad as
well as the good years. Good farming leaves
the place clean, no soil blowing, no hail, one
ownership. Located seven miles from Bench
land and seven miles from Moccasin. All
elevated road. Base county average-18.5
bushels. Total gross dollar value of grain
crop 1914 to 1913 inclusive, s54, PIG. SO. Price
of ranch $50, 600; S16,82 cash; balance on
terms $50. Immediate possession. LOO
acres, 300 acres decided, 400 acres of state
lease. 400 acres tillable, balance pasture. Nine
miles from market. Good road, four-room
house, barn, hen house, granaries, semi-mod-
ern. REA. School bus, mail route. Price
$40 per acre. $10,0 600 cash, liberal terms on
balance at SO. Judith Realty, Stanford, Mon
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
BABY CHICKS

ATTENTION POULTRYMEN-We still have
some choice dates in March and April for our
White Leghorns and New Hampshires. The
Evergreen Hatchery through many years OF
careful breeding are able to produce chicks
that are tops. All breeders are from carefully
selected breeding stock and are sired by large
ROP males noted for their high family aver
age. New blood is used each year to keep
away from inbreeding. Poultrymen who buy
our chicks will not be disappointed as we
have hundreds of poultry raisers who buy our
chicks each year. We are able to furnish
chicks from breeder hens in their fourth lay
ing year known as our senior matingS. These
chicks have proven their superior quality in
strength and production. Try them and see
for yourself. We cooperate with the National
Poultry Improvement Plan, therefore all our
chicks are U. s. Approved and u. S. Pollorum
Passed. Write for prices and 16-page chick
raising guide. All Evergreen chicks are guar
anteed to be the best quality that can be OBJ
tained. New Hampshire cockerels l5c prepaid.
Evergreen Hatchery. 1916 w. Grover, Lynden,
Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

4,0Oo-ACRE wheat ranch. 1000 acres %cultivat-
ed and balance could be. $50 acres summer
fallow ready to seed. Good Groom house,
barn. granary. chicken house and garage.
Good we'll. Electricity available. On graded
highway, school 2 miles. SIS an acre with
" down, balance half crop until paid. Orval
E. Mason, Specialist in Ranches. 401 First
avenue south. Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

30 ACRES retiring home. 6 acres in meadow.
4 acres more about ready for pillow, sub-irri-
woodland; Z bearing fruit trees. strawberries
and raspberries. Two miles to town and
mail. House 1-story frame, AR. painted. CITY
lights, spring water. One-room guest house,
barn, chicken house, hayshed. Taxes 11.60.
Price $3.50. Write for farm and business list
ings. Strout Realty, Box 295. Libby, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

DAIRY near good county seat town of about
1000 population. Includes AZ milk COWS, 10
2-year-old heifers, 6 heifer calves and 3 bulls.
Also complete equipment for milking, cooling,
bottling and delivering. 160 acres decided and
280 leased grazing adjoining. Good modern
home and tenant house, good dairy barn, milk
house, garage and other buildings. For sale
account of owners health. Price s35, 900 in
Guiding stock and equipment. Terms. Orvai
e. Mason, Specialist in Ranches, 4G First
Ave. S., Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

IRRIGATED RANCH. 100 acres decided, 100
leased government land, 200 cultivated. Six
miles good town, graveled highway one mile
from oiled highway. Very good house, S rooms
and bath. barn, granary, chickenhouse and
Silo. Included is 80 acres winter wheat, 8
milk cows, 8 hogs. 4 horses, 80 chickens, trac-
tor, combine and other machinery and house
hold furniture. School bus and milk route
stops at door. Price SIC, 900. Orval e. Mason,
401 First avenue south, Great Falls. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

6,720-ACRE ranch in eastern Montana with
3 sets of good buildings. Well sheltered, mail
route 3 times a week. One set of buildings
1R miles from school and about 4 miles
500 acres tillable and good hay land consist
ing of native and crested wheat grass. Sew
eral acres of native cedar and ash trees,
suitable for posts. Can be bought with full
line of machinery, all practically new. More
adjoining land can be gotten. Several springs,
3 good wells and 2 dams, not over h-mile
for stock to water from any pasture. High
line within A miles with possibility of hook
ing UP all 3 ranches. Eugene VosS, Fred
Volpp, Gust j. Voss, Circle, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

FARMERS are flocking to Emskamp's for
poultry profitsi Extra cash for extra good
farm livingi Good education and training for
farm youngstersl Dividends for farm wives!
All from the profitable raising of Eanskamp
alI-star chicks-profits from the sale of eggs
and poultry meatl Order early-hatched chicks
from choice matings now! 1000 guaranteed
safe, live delivery to any point anytime! A
breed for every need. U. S. Approved and
Pullorum Passed. SeXed or unsexed. White
LeghornS, New HampShires, White Rocks, Aus
tra-Whites, Parmenter Reds. Barred Rocks.
Buff Orpingtons. Full price protection on ad-
vance orders. Lowest season prices. Write
for free "Poultomic'' year folder and price
list. Emskamp's Hatchery. S22s Washington,
Spokane.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

CONTINUE your poultry profits by ordering
the best baby chicks from a hatchery known
for % years of reliable service. Lees lively
chicks are available in nine popular varieties.
Officially selected under supervision of Ore
gon department of Agriculture as U. S. APP
proved pullorum passed Read about new
ways to poultry profits in Lees baby chick
chats new issue. instructive, interesting. free.
Write today for Information about Lees New
Hampshires, Parmenter Reds, White Rocks,
Barred Rocks, White Wyandottes, Buff Or
p%ingtons, Austria Whites and White Leghorns.
1000 live delivery guaranteed. Lloyd A. Lee
Hatchery. P. o. Box 725 M Salem. Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

1,920-ACRE wheat ranch. All nice level land
free from rocks and good deep No. l soil.
] 800 acres cultivated. $50 acres summerfallow
ready to seed. Located 3 miles from good
town and on good highway. Modern Groom
house. As, 000-bu. elevator electrically operated,
big machine shed, barn and other buildings,
two tenant houses. Four natural gas wells
with free gas for domestic use. One of the
best wheat ranches in Montana with over
$685. 900 of good improvements. Price S110, 900,
terms. Orval E. Mason, Specialist in Ranches,
401 First avenue south, Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

season. Big egg, big bird white
Leghorns, vitality Plus New ,Hampshires.
profit Bred" White Rocks. Af~O. 8. APP
proved, PulIorum Passed. Nations best, ma
tionally recognized pedigree bred strains.
Thousands OF Northwest poultry ~raisers have
Freshlaid's Husky hustler" chicks for better
poultry Dividends" Tested and proven on
our own big breeding farm. We thus insure
your success. We know what Freshlaid Farm
strains will do. You can expect for proven
qualities: l.. Big eggs. 2. Big birds for the
breed. 3. Sturdy, vigorous stock. u. S. Ap-
proved and inspected under the National
Poultry Improvement Plan, pullorum passed,
not 3 reactor. 4. "Dividends'-that Is the
test. Briefly these are the facts but not all
OF them. so-Chick growers: Your request to-
day will bring my literature. It will be my
only chance to talk to you further about
Dividend" chicks. The address is the same.
Freshlaid Farm, Box M. ColfaE. Washington.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

JUNE 1st, Annual Sale, so registered 2-year-
old Hereford bulls, so bred females. Blood
Beau Aster, Real Prince DOM
inc and Battle Mischief 7th, which are all rec
ognized as leaders in the Hereford industry.
Write for catalog, Bones Stock Farms, Inc,
Parker. South Dakota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

INQUIRIES INVITED. Husky Great Dane
puppies, blues, blacks, Spotted" alert guards,
companions, ears cropped. inoculated, regis
tered. j. Soweli, 3012 South Grand, Spokane
10, Wash.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

FOR 400 acres summer grazing south
east of Cascade; plenty water; should be able
to handle 200 cattle. Also ranch on good
stream southeast of Cascade about Is miles
from the 2,400 acres. Good buildings. cleo
~tricity, hay bottom, can handle $50 cattle
year around. For sale together or separately.
420 Fourth st. N. P. o. Box 1925, Great Falls,
Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS

TOULOUSE ganders and geese; White Pekin
Write for prices on single birds, pairs and
trios. Dangers Farm, Sleepy Eye, MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

REGISTERED polled Shorthorn bulls, cows
and heifers from Grand International Cham
pion line. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Bekkertts,
Fairfield, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01
DOGS. E STOCK

COLLIE PUPS from champions, no inbred
ing. Dogs for work, show or guard, bred for
intelligence and courage. Axe registered,
healthy, acclimated. Clara Calhoun, Silver
Star. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

FOR = Two registered Guernsey bull
calves S months old from high producing cows.
Farmers prices. Herbert Lacy &c Sons, Trout
Greek, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-01

haecneiy. g W. y 10 M odleh, OltBOh.
SUPERCHARGED CHICKS-U. S. Approved,
Pullorum Passed. Day-old. Started. Hamp-
shires, White Rocks, Leghorns. Either sex.
Attractive prices. Scientifically bred and
Matched by one of Northwests oldest hatch
cries. Since 1898. Orders filled on date prom
ised. Started chicks available for immediate
shipment. Buy with confidence for we have
. 50-year reputation to keep. Few turkey
available list and price folder. Casey & Sons,
Box 447, Pasco, Washington.
U U. s. APPROVED Pullorum Tested
chicks with up to 342-egg bloodlines. Excel
lent INABILITY. Make early broilers. profitable
layers. Select AAA White Rocks, Barred
Rocks, White Wyandottes. Hampshires, Reds,
Orpingtons, Austra-Whites, White Leghorns,
$11.95 per 100. Heavy pullets, SIS. 95; heavy
cockerels. s9.95; light pullets, SIG. 80; cock
erels, SO .95; broiler special, s7.95. Leftovers,
$4.95; supreme AAAA grade. s1.5o higher.
Alive delivery. Free catalog. Fulton Hatchery.
Box GIN, Fulton. Missouri.
jerks SUPERIOR U. S. puliorum clean
chicks. Big type White Leghorns. New Hamp-
shires, White Rocks. Parmenter Reds and
Buff Orpingtons. U. s. approved and certified
matings mated to U. S. R. o. p. high pedigree
males. Chicks of proven quality at lowest
every week. One of the vests oldest and
largest strictly modern hatcheries and breed
ing farms. jerks Hatchery. Tangent. Oregon.
LUX ROP LEGHORNS-Certified chix, eggs.
Lux ROP hens averaged 254 eggs weighing IS.
OF. 20. 600 daughters and granddaughters from
o hens. rs years specialized breeding for
highest egg production. Catalog. Lux Leghorn
Land Farms, Hopkinton. Iowa, Dept. MP.