Palmer, Alaska
DOROTHY- M. BELL,Editor
Published -ev-ery "Friday at Palmer, Ale-ska, for the Matanuska Valley
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INVITATION TO BID
"HE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORi
1RP ORATION, PALMER, ALASKA, WILL ”
2CEIVE EIDS UP TO AND INCLUDING Tffi
10th DAY OF JULY,1945 AT 2:00 ;C' ;
O'CLOCK P.M. AND THEN PUBLICLY . A V
OPENED. TEN PERCENT (10$) OF THE BII
MUST ACCOM?/.NY THE SEALED BID AND
THE BALANCE PAID IN CASH UPON -CC
ACCEPTANCE OF THE .BIE.
DWELLING HOUSE ON TRACT NO. 11,
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY ALLEN SEXTON,
situated in the:
SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER OF THE NORTH
WEST ONE-QUARTEH SECTION EIGHTEEN
(18) TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH, RANGE 1
EAST OF THE SEWARD MERIDIAN.
THE ALASKA RURAL REHAB I LIT AT I ON
CORPORATION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS.
Don L. Irwin
GENERAL MANAGER
' LOCAL T tLENT
One of our local children hapdec
the following poem to the Editor
md asked to have It p\ibllshed In
che Settler,
MY FAMILY
My Daddy Is so lonesome
He’s tired ,all the ^ay
While Mother goes a smoking #
Ho pass the time away.
My sister thinks she’s pretty
And my brother tfcinksf,he*8 TOUGH
While I am just average
But I CAN get ROUGH. • ,
Donna Rebarchek
. * Age 8
This is a good start Donna. We
shall be glpd to have some more.
Mrs. Housewife barged into the.
grocery store and briskly asked?
"Remember that cheefte you sold me
yesterday? ... • -
Grocer: "Yes, madam." *
Mrs. Housewife: "Did" you say it
was imported’ or deported from
Switzerland!?*
THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION
CORPORATION, PALMER, ALASKA, WILL
RECEIVE BIDS UP TO AND INCLUDING
THE 10th DAY OF JULY, 1945, AT 2:0C
’O'CLOCK P.M. AND THEN'PUBLICLY
OPENED. TEN PERCENT(10$) OF THE
BID MUST ACCOMPANY THE .SEALED BID
AND THE BALANCE PA IBMN CASH UPON
ACCEPTANCE OF THE BID.
DWELLING HOUSE', PUMP-HOUSE, POULTRY
HOUSE AND BARN LOCATED ON TRACT NO.
64, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN V.
KIRSCH, situated In the:' ‘
NORTHEAST ONE-QUARTER OF THE NORTH
EAST ONE-QUARTER,'SECTION 20 AND T*
THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QTJARTER OF THE
SOUTHWEST ONE-QUARTER OF SECTION 1*7
TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH, RANGE 2 EAST OF
THE SEWARD MERIDIAN.
THE ALASKA RURAL.REHABILITATION
CORPORATION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS.
DON L. IRWIN
’ _ GENERAL MANAGER
WE th£ members
Again the members of the Co-op
showed their ability to discuss* -*•
and discus* a s\ibject, but arrive
nowhere. At times this -tijait i3
advantageous and at other times de
trimental, -However, Wo maintain that
ne have the-right to know all the
Pacts—to thoroughly digest them—
and express-omr own individual
opinions. After the subject under
discussion is thoroughly understood
ay all-thought over—then and the*
anly should the final decision be
ande. When that is done, the major
ity will rule and no one need feel
that something they didn't want was
jranmed down their throats.
The Editor
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"I saw you the other day at the
corner winking? at the girls,r
*1 wasn't winking. That's a windy;
jorner. Something;got in my eye,*
"She got into your car, too,*