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a Creek Stage
Round Trips to Anchorage Daily
Leave .. Palmer.9:00 a.m.
Leave . .Anchorage.3:00 p.m.
wait Cooper _ ..... driver
T H l P E A l\ L WHITE
iAurora REMIND:
VJU THAT
They Call For and Deliver Laundry
At KING S Taxi and Ambulance
Service..Day & flight
Bonded 3c Insured-Full Coveraee
STAT’D AT THF-Ron--Dee--Voo
Cafe
Mr. Quimby, formerly of Anchor
age, will move onto the John Lake
Tract soon. Mr. Ouimby is employ
ed at the Oarage.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King, Sr.,
left for the States last week. Mr.
King will receive medical ettentior
while outside. Mr. Bagoy will act
as foreman for the Road Commission
during Mr. King’s absence.
Lieutenant Pattarden and L.C.
Stock made a visit to Gulkann this
week to investigate the possibility
of supplying Matanuska Valley Pro
ducts to that Community. j
Mr. end Mrs. Knapp have moved on
to the Ubert Tract to farm this
year.
Neil Wri,_ht and Wife were in An
chorage last Monday.
An Ad. in the "Settler" mi^ht aid
you in 0etting the thing that you
want but can't find otherwise. Try
our service and get results.
THE JUNIOR PROM was a very suc
cessful affair. The music was tood
and everyone had a good time.
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who would have been forced to ac
cept charity otherwise, and that
the conditions under which they
were placed did not provide for re
habilitation.
WANTED-A little boy's wa6on
with RED WHEELS, Sec Dr. Hochn,
; NOTICE-Wanted Hamburger COWS
or BULLS. Make arrangements with
Johnnie Lone at the Trr’irg Post
i by Monday, April IS.
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