PALMER, ALASKA
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INVITATION TO EII3
The fifatanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating /association, Palmer, Alt.-ka,
will receive sealed bids to be opened at. 2:00 P.M., January 6, 1945,
at their General Offices at Palmer, Alaska for the. following describ d
property:
All and the whole of the South One-half (S^) of the Northwest
One-quarter (NW-^); southwest One-quarter (SW^) of the North
east One-quarter(NE^); and lots Npmbers Two (2), Three (3)
and Four (4) in Section Three (.5); and the Southeast One
quarter (SE^-) of the Northeast One-quarter (NEj) and Lot
Humber One (1) in Section Four (4) all in Township 17 N
. Range IE, Seward Meridian, containing 320.50 acres more or
, less, commonly known as the T.S. McTougal Homestead.
Subject to the following Conditions:
•1. Payment in,cash, or not less than one third down and
the balance in ten equal semi-annual payments, plus interest
_ on the unpaid balance at 5% per annum*
2. Each bid to be accompanied by cash or'check amounting
to 10# of the amount bid.
3. Bidder is required to state his intention of developing
and operating the land for farming purposes only.
4.
4. Subject to the above conditions, the Association will
sell to the highest and best bidder, reserving the right
to reject any and all bids. ' "
MATANUSKA VALLEY FARMERS
COOPERATING ASSOCIATION
, Roland Sno’dgrass , General Manager
'NOTICES
All members having potatoes in the
potato cellar are asked to rekov’e
them or make arrangements for cus
tom storage with the Produce De
partment before Tec. 15th. After
that date they will be considered
property of the Co-Op and disposed
of.
Darrell Frank
Produce Department
FROM THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT WE ARE
IN FORMED OF THE FOLLOWING:
WE STILL HAVE A?OUT 400 SACKS OF
TPAT SPECIAL FLOUR SUITABLE FOR FEE!
IN WHITE AND GRAHAM. WE HAVE HAD
SEVERAL OFFERS TO BUY THE LOT, EUT
DEEMED IT BEST TO GIVE OUR STOCK*
HOLDERS ANOTHER CRACK AT IT.WILL YOI
COOPERATE WITH US AND TAKE UF A CON
SIDERABLE AMOUNT OF IT? THE PRICE 12
$2,75 a sack or $2.50 IN QUANTITY
LOTS. L* Dreghorn
MORE ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY XMAS
The following organizations were
represented at. the*~meeting Monday
Night Dec. 4th. The Grange, P.T.A.
& Recreation, Extension Service,
Moose Lodged St.Michaels Church,
Homemakers., Co-op, R.E.A. School,
United Protestant Church, and the
American Legion,
The officers elected were:
Rev, Victor Alfsen, Chairman
Miss Frances Byrne Secretary
Mr, W.C, Mau Treasurer
Definite plans were made to ’ ep
the organization going from yea tcy
year. This meeting was called t
Mr, Thuma the past chairman. 1 :
Executive. Committee which inclv d
Mr, Thuma, "Mr,. Mau, and Miss Bj, e.
The Palmer Chapter of the Infan
tile Paralysis jhet at the home f
Mrs, Ralph Goodrich last Wednes
day, Plans for the President's Ball
are under way.