FOR SALE
1947, 1 ton, Forr’ Truck, stake boc’y
CO-OP GARAGE
1940, 3/4 ton, International Flck-Up
CO-OP GARAGE
V/AFTFD
‘j-hreshlng with new 02" McCorrclck Peering
Separator. Contact J.D. Nash, Lazy Mtn.
K(J.Box 694, Pnlner, Alaska*
FUNDS CON'T.
available in the Anchorage area.
Dr. James T. Googe, Director of Local
Health Services for the Alaska Dept, of
Health states:"Cases are beginning to
appear in many communities, showing that
it is widespread. Every effort by physi
cians, health officers, and national or
ganizations are doing everything to give
the stricken people the best care that is
possible.
Health Department officials still recom
mend these precautions: Keep children with
their own friends; avoid overfatigue;
avoid chilling; keep clean; keep food
clean; postpone nose or throat operations
if the doctor agrees; put the patient to
bed at once, away from others, and call
your doctor promptly if symptoms appear;
keep calm.___
IUST REC_A
CARL. Oa d
A ISO
THICKBUTT S H I N C L ES
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SHEETING PAPER
In Valley Hospital on Oct. 7th V
q clrl was born to Mr. ant. Mrs '
Calvin Osborn; Matr.nuskc. The
new arrival welchet 8 lbs.’l4oz.
Mr. and Mrs Wlllian Jensen are
the parents of r. baby boy, born
October 12th, weighing Bibs 4oz.
Mr. Jensen works at McLaughlins.
We wish to express our appreciation to our
friends and neighbors for their floral
offerings and cards and other acts of kind-j;
ness during our recent bereavement.
Irene Benson and Daughter
JUST A FEW LINES
Well Palmer had quite a day last Tuesday,
first it snowed the first snow of’the sea
son. Then we had an earthquake, a good
one too and finally Palmer went Republican,
who said that nothing ever happens here?
The new basement being constructed by the
Pioneer Northland Grange is getting under
way, forms are being built and if the
weather permits concrete will be poured
this fall. As a Co-op steam line goes
through the building it should be a small
job to get sufficient heat to cure the
cement.
This fall weather should set some new re
cords, there hasn't been a real killing
frost so far. Ordinarily we would expect
the trees to keep on growing leaves until
frost, but this year the leaves just got
tired and turned brown long before frost.
Our sister city of Anchorage elected a
woman to the City Council recently. This
may be the very thing Anchorage needs, for
we would like to hear the people who are
responsible for the bulls made in water
line and paving projects explain the why
and the wherefore, we’ll bet that they
can't make a woman believe any of the fairy
tales they're telling the men on the council
The past season was a tough one on some of
the celery growers, one of the finest fields
of celery we have ever seen in the Valley
just got tired and went to seed and was
almost a complete loss to the grower, early
season estimates valued it at over seven
thousand dollars.
Spuds are King this year, the Co-op has
the finest bunch of spuds in the root cel
lar that it has ever had. All spuds came
out of the ground dry this year which makes
a lot of difference.
■Who learns and learns, but acts not what
he knows, is one who plows and plows, but
never sows.