PADfflR, ALASKA
Dorothy M. Bell
Editor
Published every week for the Matnnuska ''alley Famc-rs1 -Co-operating Association —
giving news of the Valley and Association.
Subscription $1.75 per year Box $1.00
Distributed to Co-on Members through the Settler Boxes.
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After having a two month1s rest from the
publication of the Valley Settler, it is
rather difficult to get back into the
swing of things again. I am sorry that no
one could be found to carry on the work'
of the Valley Pettier during my absence. j
The Office found that it was too much "work ?
along with their other duties and nd one
el so would tackle the 'job. However, hero
is the paper again and the prospects aro
brighter for a bigger and newsier paper.
All subscriptions will be extended for one
month to make up for the month of April
during which time no paper was printed.
I would like to take this opportunity to
express my deep appreciation to alll my,
friends and neighbors who have been so
kind and thoughtful during my illness.
What would we do without friends?
And before I close—we have one of tho
finest hospitals right, here in Palmer that
can be found in the Territory. The entire
staff is giving excellent service to the
Valley and one could not ask for better
caro. It is like being with one big happy
family to bo a patient in our Matanuska
Valley Hospital.
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Last oof .*llr-5iwas very happy with tho
roscs and wouldn’t have traded them for
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orchids, . '• '
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j ' Dorothy hi, Bell
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P. T A, LIESTING
Tho last P.T. L meeting of the year was
held Tuesday evening, at which time the
new officers for the 1946-47 term were
elected as follows:
President-Mrs. Tlildrod Curt is
Vice President Mrs. Thelma Cope
Secretary---Mrs. Pdna Mao Snodgrass
Treasurer-Mrs. Olga Savchenko
At this last meeting Mrs* Harold'S. Eddy
sang wIn the Garden of Tomorrow”. Pasfrt?
Paul Partholomew showed a number of
pictures and told some of his interesting
experiences.while living in China.
Hefresiunents wore served in the school
dining room. •• • •
ELECTION N3T7S:
There were 214 persons voted in the
Primary Election held-in Palmer on April
30. Of these 108 democratic ballot s’
were cast and 106 republican ballots.
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INVITATION TO BID
ALASKA. RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION
THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION, PALER, ALASKA, WILL RECEIVE
BIDS ON TIC BUILDINGS LOCATED ON TRACT 53, THE FORMER WILLIAM BOWENS PLACE,
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LOCATED NE> OF SS|, SECTION 8, TWP. 17 N, RANGE 1 E, OF S.M. THE BIDS
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WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO /LID INCLUDING THE 15th DAY OF MAY, 1946, AT BrOO ' •' •*
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| O'CLOCK P.M. AND THEN FJBLICLY OPENED. TEN PERCENT (10$) OF THE BIB MUST
ACCOMPANY THE SEALED BID AND THE BALANCE PAID IN CASH UPON OUR ACCEPTANCE
OF THE BID. .
PUMP HOUSE •
CHICKEN HOUSE
BARN '
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THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY
OR ALL BIDS.
DOIT L. IRWIN, GENERAL MANAGER .
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