PALMER CHURCH NOTICES. Jan. 15,
VALLEY CHAPEL PASTORS
Rev. and Mrs. Herman E. Beyer
Church School and Worship 10:00 a.m
Preaching Service 8:00 a.m
Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 p.m
ST< tO.N'S LUTHERAN . PASTOR
vVoodrow Kurth
Sunday School 10:00 a.m
Sunday Services 11:00 a.m
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ST* MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC PASTOR
Father Sneed
Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m
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UNITED PROTESTANT PASTOR
Sunday School 10:00 a.m
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m
Christian Endeavor,
(1st, 3rd, 5th, Sundays 7:00 p.m
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TRAVEL VIA WILLOW CREEK STAGE
Round trips to Anchorage Daily
LEAVE PALMER ..9:00 a.m.
LEAVE CITY HOTEL.3:00 p,m.
WALTER COOPER.DRIVER
WANTED fcr Immediate delivery,
mine props and gangway timbers. In
quire Supt. of Hotels, Commissary
and Stores, Alaska Railroad, Anchor
age, Alaska.
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Mrs. L. C. Stock received a let**
ter recently from Mrs. Mac Intyre,
who stated that she was defioat^ly
NOT DEAD.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rasmussen are
confined to their home with very
serious colds.
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Herbert Caulkins, employed at the
Base, was a visitor this week.
The Rev. 0. W. Randall has left
Palmer for the armed services.
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The new Selective Service Offices
in the west end of the Cooperative
Recreation Building are ready f ?r
occupancy, and Mrs. Moffitt e;nects
to be permanently installed by the
first of the week.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
NURSES NOTES.
Accidents are likely things to
happen in any walk in life. They
are more frquent, however, when
life moves faster, tension is great
er and work more plentiful. In
times of war there is the added
hazard of a war emergency, a raid
by air or tea, that may come like
a bolt out of the blue sky to leave
in it's wake a lot of suffering and
strain our first aid resources to
the utmost. And who can say ”lt
canft happen here"? Besides, how
many of Us do not ktaow of some case
or other where a trivial injury led
to very serious consequences be
cause the injury was improperly
cared for.
Any person can learn enough a
bout first aid to know what to do
in an emergency so as, at least,
not to cause more damage and ease
discomfort. It would be ideal if
every man, woman and child (12 yrs.
or more) would learn that much a
bout first air. There must be
quite a number of people in this
community who never h d such in
struction, or who would like to re
peat it--since non-practiced know
ledge and skills usually disappear
quickly.
There are a number of well versed
first aid instructors, in this
community, who would be glad to
teach classes. Any person inter
ested, please contact the Public
Health Nurse, or any of the teach
ers. As soon as a group of ten is
gathered, a class would start.
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'LOST---Leather Mitten with 2 liners
between Commiasary and Fountain
Lunch--Friday night. Finder please
return to Francis Henry.
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average "big producer". We like to
compare the difference in terms of
profit to the farmer between hens
and hogs or beef cattle and when
all items entering into the cost of
production, with consideration for
capital invested and^fhe net return
over a period rf years we will bet
on the hen.
We believe in the family sized
farm and hope that it will receive
the consideration that we believe
it deserves. We believe that this
kind of a farm will provide better
living conditions for the mass of
the farm people, than any other
system. The so called Corporation
farm is not on our list of the de
sirable, If we are to maintain the
American system and our present
form of Democracy, each individual
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