PALMER, ALASKA ‘ ' ' JANUARY X|»1945_0.1
VOL. 8
notice farmers notice
IN THE CASE OF AN INDIVIDUAL WHOSE
ESTIMATED GROSS INCOME FROM FARM
ING FOR THE TAXABLE YEAR IS AT
LEAST TWO-THIRDS OF THE* TOTAL ESTI
MATED GROSS INCOME FROM.. ALL SOURCES
FOR THE TAXABLE YEAR, IN LIEU OF
TIE TIME PRESCRIBED IN SECTI0N 58
(d), THE DECLARATION FOR THE TAXABU
YEAR MAY-BE MADE AT ANY TIME ON OR
BEFORE JANUARY 15 OF THE SUCCEEDING
TAXABLE YEAR. .(THIS MEANS JANUARY
15.1945)
From ttoe GENERAL OFFICE,
of the CO-OP.-'
CO-OP MEMESRS TAKE NOTICE -—CHECKS
£re now ready on the 1938 Certifi- !
cates of Equity. Look yours up and
bring It to the General Office of
the Co-op to be exchanged for your.*
che. k. •• . 7 •
IC’i ROADS CAUSES LOSS OF EGGS -v"
On 'Tuesday of this week Warren
fire started .to town with sixty
dozen eggs, his wife and children.
Without warning the car skidded and
went over a 15 foot bank before Mr.
Rise knew what was happening, ,
Fortunely nO one was hurt although
his small son was pretty badly
scared. However, the .eggs d«id not
fg^e so well as 30‘dozen.* put of 60
dozen' were broken and dhe- can ima- •*
gine what a mess Mr. Rice, had to
clean up. Warren Rice is' one ef the
Co-op's largest egg producers.t '■
NSW YEARS MORNING WELCOMED inPAIiMER
The advent of the New year was Well
celebrated In Palmer. If the town'
wasn’t awake at the time the New
Y*er .appeared, It soon was. Whoever
was In the Power House must have
tl'ed the cord fast to something -and
forgot it. From the northeast side
of the Civic C.enter a small cannon
blazed forth (accompanied by guria.
From the West side some answering
shots kept that part Of town awake.
The 'cars of course to’oted snd
shrieked. The Church Bells rang
from the South side. Anyone who didi
not know when the New ^eor entered
must have been a very sound sleeper,
DAL£SAM0VJk v '(
AWARDED AIK MEDAL
Lb* DSle Sandvik was awarded t o
Air Medal in France on December .7,
according to a letter received by
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs, I,M#
Sandvik, No details ere availble as
Dale very .modestly mentions it in
his letter which appears on the last
page of this paper,1
A N'T M O N V J; D J M O'M D
VISITS "■ TAiiV)£K.
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* : * • * • i
Anthony'J., Dimond f ormer .Dele ate
to Congress from Air.ska spoke at
the Men’s Club at the UnJ.ted Prt .s
tant Church Thursday ev.eiiihg Jn'r ary
4» He-..spoke of many things of 1' or
est- to the peQple of the’ Vrlley nd
finished by stating that he was ery
much In favor of Statehood for
Alaska; He. said that the people f
Alaska will probably have a chan-e
to vote on the question of State)cod
during the coming year. However,
Alaska will probably not be granted
Statehood unless an overwhelming
majority of the people vote in f vor
of It. He spoke of taxes and emj -i
slzed the, fact that no government
can exist Without some form of tax
ation, but on the other hand gov rn~
ments can be killed .by too heavy
taxation.. He. cited Justice Holmes
who said that, the people could hrve
just as much government as they are
wllllng/to pay for.
WEDDING BELLS RING FOR WASILLA
■ < G*IRL
Nancy Bolce/ daughter of Mr, nd
Mrs, Harold Boice of Wasilla was
carried to Lt. $.1. Kelly In the
Port Richardson Chapel Saturday roc,
30, at. 5 p.m. The couple will sr nd
a ten day honeymoon at McKinley ark.
rhe bride came to Alaska with h •
parents in 1935, attended school in
'Vasllia and recently has been e; -
ployed in this Alaskan Department at
the. .Post. The Bridegroom is a me ber
the Air Force and his home is in
SallfcrniaJ Nancy has many frien "s
Ln the Valley who wish her happinessv