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Hog Cholera Now
I Well Under Control
Doctor Loftus, Territorial
Veterinarian, arriving with Don
Glass in the big Sikorsky from
Juneau, has pronounced the dis
ease which took practically all of
the Snodgrass herd of hogs as I
cholera, but has little fear of it!
spreading. All hogs in that sec
tion have been immunized and
it is thought that the scourge
has now run itself out.
According to Doctor Loftus, the
disease was without doubt intro
; duced to the valley in meat, and
that it got its hold through the
I feeding of garbage containing
bacon or ham scraps or other
! pork refuse.
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Wasilla Worker
Throws Wing ding
Harold Kenny of Wasilla, who
has been working out at the saw
mill camp, threw a wing-ding
Sunday and landed in jail again.
Kenny, who suffered a fract
jured skull while serving aboard
j the USS Henderson during the ;
j war, goes completely berserk j
i after a few drinks. This time he |
created a row at Koslosky’s
store, breaking one of the big j
windows in the rumpus.
He was arrested by Deputy j
Marshal Jack Herman and Bill i
Hallett and at a hearing Monday!
was bound over to the district
j court. The local post of the
J American Legion is trying to
make arrangements to have him
admitted to a veteran’s hospital
for treatment.
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FOR SALE—Fifty-seven acres of
fine land near Wasilla. Right on
the highway and railroad, with
Cottonwood Creek running across
one corner. A wonderful loca
tion. $450.00. See Allman, PIO
NEER office.
FOR SALE—Or trade—.32 Sav
age automatic. See it at the
PIONEER office.
WOOD "BUZZING—Good portable
rig and prices reasonable. Bill
Hynek. Tract 91.
FOUND—A “Flood Control” book
by J. A. Loyer, Tract 62.
F 0 R S ALE — A 30-06 Enfield
rifle in fine condition. Clarence
Quanstrom, Tract 121.
FOR SALE—A 20 h.p. Caterpillar
and a 2-ton Mack truck with
trailer. Also complete sawmill
with planer. Address W. J.
Boudreau, Anchorage, Alaska.
WANTED—A small gas motor.
See John Meehan, Tract 56.
FOR SALE—A number of high
grade Shorthorn heifers coming
fresh next spring. A. A. Shon
beck.
FOR SALE—Singer sewing mach
ine, Box top — $15.00 Ballard
Dean. Tract 159 IV% miles north
of 4 Cor.
WANTED—Will pay cash for gas
oline washer. Must be in good
condition. Inquire at PIONEER
office.
' WANTED—100 eight foot, and
100 six foot fence posts. See
Wall er Pipple, Tract 106.
FOR SALE—1931 Chevrolet Sedan.
Recently overhauled at copt of
$102.00. In fine shape. Been run
j only 25,000 miles. Gus Swanson,
Wasilla.
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Pioneers of The Mafanuska
Valley and their paper.
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Fred K. Ordway
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