UrA NitiWO conxinuen irn:.! pa.":e .
gera while cruising;
(f) On any trip that exceods twenty- J
five(25)niles from point of origin to
point of destination;
(g) Without distinctly narking every
such taxicab to indicate that it is a tax"
icab.
Every person engaged in taxi service
in the Territory, as elsewhere in the Uni"
ted States, shall keep a daily record of
the number of miles and hours each taxical
used in such service is operated, the num"
ber of passengers carried and the gallons
of fuel transferred to its fuel tank,and
shall keep such records and make such re
ports as may be required by the Office of
Defense Transportation, Such records
shall be available for inspection by auth
orized representatives of the Office of
Defense Transportation at all times,
* •
Calvin Poole, Assistant Territorial Di
rector of the OPA has requested that each
individual who has had a tire stolen re
port to the local OPA office the Hake,
Size, and Type of the stolen tires. If
you do know the Serial number, report it
also.
The War Price and Local Rationing
Board will neet twice monthly instead of
every week. The next nesting will be on
October 14, and the following meeting will
be on the 30th. After this month, the
Board will meet the middle and end of the
month. Notice of the meetings will be
published beforehand.
■*
Calvin Poole, Assistant Territorial Di
rector of the 0?A and Mrs. Howard Aonig,
Director for the Third Division, spent
part of Monday in Palmer on their first of
ficial visit to this community. They
spent some tiue with members of the Board
and the Clerk and made calls on the deal
ers to discuss local OFA problems.
*
The Rationing order on rubber boots
and work shoes issued by the OPA applies
only to continental United States and does
not affect Alaska. Such footwear may be
bought and sold as usual here. The Gov
ernment will undertake to insure a suffi
cient supply of these items for Alaska.
*********
On the 5th of October one of Max Sher
rods sow pigs farrowed 19 nice little pigs
Because of tho size of the litter he dis
posed of four of the smaller ones when
bom. He will have to get rid of at
least three more because the sow will not
be able to nurse more than 12 and raise
them properly.
This same sow raised 10 pigs this last
winter* or rather, last April.
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1 registered Guernsey cow - high
producer - 9 years old. Will be
fresh December 5th»
*
1 registered Guernsey cov/,4 years
old. Due to freshen November 3.
*
Pure bred heifer • 20 months old.
Due to freshen February 7,
*
3 grade heifers fron 9 to 16
months of age,
*
1 bull calf - 6 months of age -
from extra high-producing cow.
WA MU IE ID
3 small calves not over one week
old - for our testing lots. Must
be from abortion-free herds.
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTAL STATION
LOST - 40 dollars between recreation
Hall Lunchroom and school building.
Two $20 bills. Please return to Mrs.
Ed. John at TRADING POST,
NOTICE
Butchering days are Monday, Tuesday
and s/odnesday, October 12 - 13 - 14,
please make arrangements with Johnnie
Long before bringing stock to be
butghered at the slaughterhouse.
JOHNNIE LONG
Pearl Laundry
WASHES CLOTHES WHITER
IRONS THffli SMOOTHER
Sl-I AjVI rock
ask YOUR GROCER FOR IT l 1
FOR RIGHT TAXI SERVICE
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CALL L KING
PHONE PALMER
First snowfall of the 1942 winter fell
Wednesday afternoon and night in Palmer,