Unclear local plan spurs talk of home canning and meat processing
Uncle Cal from Caribou reports a neighborhood meeting where women proposed a home canning and meat processing project. He notes men offered no guidance while ironclad questions about raising livestock and meat production remain unresolved, highlighting gendered views on who handles farming tasks.
Soda City Council Minutes April 4 1973
The council reported no bids for gasoline and diesel fuel and readvertisement for May 2. A bid from Stalker Chevrolet for a 1973 four ton pickup was $3 070 delivery within 30 days or stock with extra equipment $3 198. A motion by Councilman Hughes to accept $3 070 excluding extra gear was approved. A senior citizens group urged aid to find a meeting building. Alice Wilson spoke for the group after meetings in other cities. Building inspector Broeit noted an electrician apprentice license status. Councilman Kelly noted Bernice Leavitt applied for a five foot yard fence permit.
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