CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Matanuska Valley Chamber of Commcrco
mot for noon luncheon in tho parlors of
the United Protestant Church this last
YJc dne sday.
Tho Chamber took up the subject of more
publicity for the tom of Palmor. Tho
much discussed'booklet of information was
taken up again, and action was taken to
look’into tho matter of publishing the
same.
There was some discussion regarding a
clean-up day’in Palmer and how it might
be organized.
FOR SALE
ROAH'ASTER, CDLUMBIA & SCHWINN BICYCLES
The * arc the standard model, 26'x 2,125
A2 so Goodyear all weather tires,26 x 2.125
SEE: GEES MONROE
MOOSE ALMOST‘INVADES TOM Friday after
noon when the Editor was trying so hard to
get the Settler printed ( and it was al
ready late) a mooso insisted on eating on
the onish just north of the Hatchery
Building near the ^uonset Storage Huts,
He didn’t scon to bo very worried about
his closeness to civilization. Had he'
known about the green grass in Falmor, he
might have boldly walked right into town.
NETS .HITCHCOCK , son of Mr.' and Mrs, Ben
Hitchcock of Caribou Creek, was hospital
ized for medical treatment this week.
Help your Hospital
YOUR $2. month helps a lot—Keep it up.
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IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
• IN THE
VRLLEy SETTLER
Real Estate Ageiicj
LIST YOUR FARMS ana T'O'IJI
PROPERTY with
,M. 0. SNODGRASS
MATLNUSKA FAR!.’--A SPECIALTY CHOICE
Location
Businoss & Resident ini Lots
Acre Tracts in 5—10—20 ".crcs Close ir
New Residential LocOtions-Avnliable now.
1—4 Room Hpuso-fumishcd-Tcrrr.s-feopd
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8 good farms within 3-11 miles of Palmer
nc.
ORTH URSERIES
(DAN LAPPALAi
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Porthwest flursery Company
VALLEY Cl TY--NORTH DAEO TA ■
PALMER -REPRESENTATIVE
'Mrs. Neil Miller
1 Mile N.W. on the Glen Highway.
■ " Pl&ce Your -Order's'Today : !
'FOR NORTH TESTED ?T0CE ' , ,
F.O. Box 556 -Anciiorage.,Alaska
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THE ALASKA. RURAL REHABILITATION CORF ORATION
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The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, Palmer, Alaska will rec'eive BIDS
Up to and Including MARCH 31, 1947, at 2:00 P.M. on the following described
BUILDINGS and then publicly opened. Ten Percent (10$) of the Bid must accom
uany the SEALED BID and the BALANCE TAID'H-T CASH UPON ACCEPTANCE OF THE BID.
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T:3 BUILDINGS ARE LOCATED ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED TRACT:
Tract No. 51
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SE^SWj, Section 8, T. 17 N, Range 2 E. of the S.M,
1 BARN
1 —CHICKEN HOUSE
. 1-TELL HOUSE
The Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Reserve* the Right to Reject.any
and all bids. _ , _ . „ „
Don L. Irwin, General Manager