ask hurley about
SCHOOL TAX
Information concerning the tax
of the Palmer School District is not
available at the U. S. Commission
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ley residents seeking more definite
information concerning the new tax
law should get in touch with James
Hurley, school board member.
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Please, Mister,
'r The West at its shootingest; |
'rhad nothing on the particular.,
'^corner of Alaska that is inhabit|
' i-ted by the Freys, McKechnies^
> and Plumleys in the Matanuska,,
; 'Valley. Target-shooters drive' ‘
''there almost daily for a little.,
' ^outdoor sport of hit-the-‘no- ;
; 'shooting’ signs. ' ’
Bullets have been known to|.
fly so thick and fast through
.
ythan one occasion »*•».-- •
Ibrothers have been forced to;k
' ’woodlots there, that on moTe^
V, leave their work and waite in-,,
' 'side until the air cools. , [
- r However, now that Mrs. Frey <
^and the small Frey fry are alone!
; there, they’d appreciate it
'rtarget-shooters would read the,,
-signs posting their property, in- ;
''stead of aiming at them. Other->>
''wise they’ll be forced into hi-,,
' bernation for the winter, for it’s ‘
, r not safe for man or beast in that ,
-particular comer of the Mata
''nuska Valley now.
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M. B. Martin of Anchorage last
week completed negotiations for
the purchase of the Davis Chil
dren’s Home, near Palmer. Mr.
Martin, a retired real estate and in
surance broker, plans to undertake
extensive remodelling and renov
ating at the home.
The Sanford Davis family left by
train on Monday for Fairbanks.
They have purchased a house there
and expect to establish another
children’s home in that area.
Donald T. Lowery of the local
Rural Electrification Administra
tion office returned to Palmer last
week, after several weeks stay in
Homer and Kodiak. Mr. Lowery
expects to divide his time between
Palmer and Anchorage until H. G.
Bryan returns to the headqquarters
office here. Mr. Bryan at present
is on an extended field trip in the
Pacific northwest and in southeast
ern Alaska. Time of his return
here is still not definite.
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