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On February 1, a tax amount
ing to :'-2.09 will be due from all
motorists operating automobiles
in Alaska.
The revenue act of 1941,
providing for a Federal tax of .
,)5.00 for each automobile goes
into effect Feb. 1. The amount
of ,->2.09 represents the propor
tionate part of the fiscal year
remaining until June 30 when mo
torists will be subject to a *
■'>5.00 tax.
Upon payment of the tax
each motorist will be given a
receipt to be stuck on the wind
shield.
NOTICE
If the party v;ho took the
forge from the James Sims on place
'will return it, no questions will
be'.asked and no legal action taken.
_James Sims on_
BLOOD DODCR3 ’./ATTTLD COLT,
made and his group number estab
lished.
There should be a long list
of names of persons in this com
munity willing to offer this
service to their friends and
neighbors. According ^o Dr.
Flora 11 The more the better,"
Volunteers call at the hos
pital on Wednesdays in the af-s
ternoon.
HOdflTiL FCTLo
J\idy Ann Jones admitted for
medical treatment was discharged
yesterday.
Effie and Myra dasmusr;en of
Eklutna had their tonsils remov
ed and were allowed to go home
yesterday,
Mrs, Harry Jensen was a one
day medical patient, .
John Postercheck of Indepen
dence was admitted for treatment
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