' NOTICE REGARDING GULKANA
BUILDINGS ■
Farmers who have drawn qnd paid for buildings at Gulkana are notified
that effective September 7, 1945, they may remove them*
A map showing location of each building will be found in building
71—a double Yakutat Hut. to the right of the Highway at the nearest
■part of the site, ,
i Because of the natn»e of this undertaking, all purchasers are asked
to read and adhere strictly to the regulations set forth at the time of
the drawing and to protect the interests of ethers.
The following rules are taken from the regulations 3et forth at time
|Of drawing: •. . .. ,
Any hat£d<r*'drawing. must 'accept the building drawn and must make
immediate payment.
All buildings will be sold as is and where located. The buil'ing
only is sol^. An stoves, extinguishers, tunics, sinks, pipes,
and fixtures, etc. are the property cf the Association and w*11
be sold sepurotely. '
Each buyer agrees to clean up and burn any debris Remaining after
removal of his buildings.
£11 oil drums and equipment other than that sold or mentioned
herein, is the property of the United States Government and is
not to be molested, ' *
MATANUSKA VALLEY
FARMERS. COOPERATING ASS’N.;
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2000 a month ASK FOR HOMESTEADS IN
Alaska
According to Robert' K. Coote,
assistant supervisor of land plan
ning fcr the. General Land Office,
the requests for information re
yarding Homesteads in Alaska
averaged 2000' a month this year*
Surveys are being made to determine
the amount of available land, suita
ble for .homesteading in Alaska.
There are four men working in this
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