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Published at Palmer, Alaska
Subscription rates 752 nonth, $8 annually
Viola Daniels ------------ -Editor
"/alter Freeman ----- -Associate Editor
Svon DeLand ------ -Advertising Kanager
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Daniels — /n the Lion's Den
With this fair edition of ',h_ Valley
rcntiersman, it is expected that regular
publication again will be resumed. It is
with regret that we find ourselves forced to
resort to the medium of a mimeograph, but we
are haopy to announce that we expect, in the
near future, to resume the Valley Frontiers
man in its regular printed form.
All subscribers, who have been most kind
in waiting for the paper to get back into
print, will be credited with an additional
month of time to take care of the- period
when no paper appeared.
It is possible, although not definitely
determined at this writing, that the paper
will be appearing only once each week here
after. As planned at present, that paper
would appear on Tuesday of each week. The
next issue of the Valley Frontiersman may be
expected on Sept. 14, since time-'is too
short to prepare another issue by Sept. 7.
. i O
are sorry that
it appears that 1
and
this step is necessary,
t will result in a more
paper during the time
is working at
thi
better
tut
efficient
that the editor is working at another full
time position during the week. \Jz pr -far to
wive our readers one good paper- .-o'er, week,
;i than two issues which are
,r
As soon as the paper reaches the position
where it is self-rsupporting, we hope to re
turn to oar twice-a-woek print schedule. It
is possible by that time, the paper
will be completely equipped with its own
shop, and the entire publication can be pro
duced in Palmer. Ve look forward to that
day.
In the mean tine, we are happy to announce
that ’Valter Freeman, former Valdez printer,
is now affiliated with the Valley Frontiers
man. Hr. Freeman's completely equipped job
shop has been sot up in Palmar. Hereafter
the Valley Frontiersman will b^ able to sup
ply locally all printed tickets, posters
stationery, envelopes, pamphlets and leaf
lets, announcements and printed advertising
materials. Orders for necessary printing
ZEHFUITGS LEAVE
FGR AITCIICRAGS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
S. Zehrung, who for
the past four- nonths
have been affiliated
with the Forth Pal
mer Church of Christ
plan to leave the
Valley next week.
They will go to An
chorage, where ttmy
will be engaged ir
similar church ;ork.
They will make their
home on Gov or nmorf
hill.
The Zehrungs say
they have enjoyed
their brief stay in
Palmer and they re
gret leaving the
friends they have
mace here. Farewell
services for the
couple and their
children will be
held at the church
on Sunday evening,
o p t. 5.
ivu . auu i -i. o . aoy
3. Adams will con
duct the work of the
ITorth Palmar church,
following the de
pa it ure of the Zeh
rungs.
may be loft at th
office of the Valle.
Frontiersman.
Again v;e wish t'
t hank our r e a Cor
for being so pati>.r*
d ur i ng t h e p a a . r ’ s
laps.^ fron publica
tion. We appreciate
your cooperation and
the ‘ encouragement
you havo voiced. We
know that with the
kind of support and
back-stiffening you
folks have offered
during the past
month, that the Val
ley Frontiersman
can’t help but be a
better paper in the
year ahead.
We are looking
forward to that year
which we hope tr
make one of service
to the Valley.