GOVERNOR GXEUNING,
FOX X£/\fTOlNTiVI£NT
Pi’f sident Roosevelt sent the name
of Governor Greuning to the Senate
for reappointment as Governor of
Alaska this week. The present
Governor has served a four year
t rm and will undoubtably be reap
pointed as no one else has been
considered as far as is known.
CEILING PRICES FOR JOY*WATER.
On Mar.6, coiling prices became <
effective on wines and liquors in
Alaska, the price for each of 329
items in the list will be the same
In all stores and prices must be
posted in all stores and plainly
visable from the point of purchase.
The prices set will continue until
A^ril 1st, 1944, then prices will
b adjusted to meat the increase in]
cost due to.new liquor taxes.
OTIC*: TO CO-OP CRT'A I/: PRODUCERS.|
TRe cr:.am.,ry will not pur oho so any1
more cream until May 1st,according j
to a notice given to the Settler, j
FATHER SNEED TO COME TO PALMER.
Members cf-ST.Michirls Catholic
Church will now have a resident
Minister according to the announce
ment made this week. Father Sneed
who has been coming to Palmer for
some time from Providence Hospital
in Anchorage,wills soon move to the
parsonage in Palm- r
The Red Cross drive is still going
on and about half of the quota, has
been raised. As It will be irrross
able to canvas the country, please
leave your donation at the Trading
Pnpf.. LETS CFT RTTSV. 14 days left.
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PATRICKS DAY
' 1944
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Nearly five hundred year-, ago an
feon£>r.ed man passed to the troat bey
ond, out the spirit lived cn and in
time a day was named in each year
when many millions honour the life
and name of the Patron Saint of the
Irish Isle,the Venerable St. Patrick
Possiably all of the legends about
the life of the Great Saint are not
entirely confirmable, but the p-tterr
of life that ho mode must have Lt^en
good or it couldn't have lasted so
long. The above design is the symbol^
accorded to St. Patrick and it still^
a symbol of kindness and good will.
Last week the people of th Isle
that St.Patrick lived and worked on
so .faithfully wore confronted with
a problem that the spirit of th.
great Apostle mieht have found very
difficult to solve, too,and we hope
that the long suffering Ir*sh people
can find comfort and guidance from
the overflowing spirit of th . mm
who they have revered so long.
SPRING MUST BE JUST ARO'JT j' THE C0RTT
The long awaited spring thaw ccim
the .niatonuska Valley this week and
''•lor.0 with birds, tractors and other
signs it looks like the r al thing if
here. If the farmers can g t the
Spreaders” sway from the ; oliticisns
therewill be some constructive work
done on soil improvement, soon.