27 DAIRYMEN BRING ANOTHER
SUIT.- . •
Cont. frompp.'l •
the brookdoun on the $47,577*48 uhich re
presents the total not profit of tho Cream
ory and Dairy for 1946 is as follows:
These are tho approximate figures roloasod
by tho arc:
Total not 'profit 1946
i Overages on milk
(includos the rent)
Tho remainder is Icocroam &
$47i477i48
14<515j80
$32,963.68
Eggs.
Previous offors on tho overages on tho
milk for tho year of 1946 have boon made
by the present Board of Directors, but
have boon rejected by tho Dairymen duo to
tho'difference in opinion on the amount
duo.
FAVORED BY NICE WEATHER
The Pouer house uas particularly favored
last Sunday*uith one of the nicost days
the Valley has had this fall. The clean
ing of the boiler uont ahead on schedule
and the steam uas turned on by 10:30 p.m.
Sunday. No one suffered any undue dis
comfort before the &ob uas completed.
The heat situation is some rh at improved
over last ueck, but heat is still rationed
out to the places most in need of heat.
Consequently a feu electric heaters have
appeared to relievo the situation during
tho chilliest parts of the day.
t
VOTE FOR
oonflLD nrucDpnflLO n
"THE FATHER OF THE ALASKA HIGHWAY'’
For TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY ENGINEER
The man who during half a lifetime on hia
hind legs has blazed the trails of the
North,
The man -who under his own steaA since
1929 has studied on the ground, mapped
and fought for, in the political field— j
■ THE TOK CUTOFF,THE GLENN HIGHWAY, THE
FCRTY NILE ROAD, THE HAINES ROAD, THE
ALASKA HIGHWAY,(TOTALLING 2000 miles) UN
TIL THEY T*TERE BUILT.
HE ADVOCATES THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
COASTAL ROUTE TO THE STATES UHICH TTILL
' SERVE SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.
MacDonald envisioned in 1929 a backbone
system to connect the isolated.roads of
the North: A system that has already tied
in the main existing roads; a system that
can logically be expanded until all the
mainland cities and mining capips, and
farm areas can be reached by car.
If the people wish to realize this vision
in its entirety, they should'support the
man wh6 conceived it and can’, on his
record, make it come to pass, MACDONALD
TTILL SUBSTITUTE ENGINEERING FOR POLITICS,
DR. F.R. SimS
OEnilST ■
■ PALMER ALASKA
PEARL UJHITE LAUIlDRy
DON’T let your work get you down.
Send that laundry to us during ^
the Harvest Season. (
IRENE LEPAK
PERMANENTS ■ ,
11ACHIKSLESS (v
« COLD TTAIKS V
SHAMPOO 6 W/W£
TO KEEP THAT PERMANENT AT
ITS BEST.
LOU RASMUSSEN
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REAL ESTATE
M. D. SNODGRASS
FARM.. FOR SALE
Dr. Koehn residence—Modern house-good
land-fipe location® Priced to sell.
• 2 ooo ACRES
Approximately 2000 acres patented land
close to excellent range lease on public
1 domain*
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PHONE- 6 Y 3
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PICK-UP 6 DELtVERY
SERVICE
IN
PALMER & WAS ILL A
CLEANING & PRESSING
EFFICIENT 6 DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK
MONDAY --FRIDAY
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