Harold ice returned late
b'cdnesr. ;• from a flying trip clown
the hoi.; i lenisula, accompanied
by /alt r a huffy of the i’am Sec
urity A ..dni strati on in Portland,
Crayon, and. the commissioner of
Education, hr. James '“yan. All
schools and communities along the
Inlot were visited.
The chief farming enterprise
at hasilof and Nihilch.5?:.’ is fur
farming. At the present time the
fur fan. -rs state that the price
of fur is too low to maintain
their forms. Several hundred
foxes w'll he pelted during the
first 1 aIf of December, and a~largo
number of prime colts are antic
ipated. Some very outstanding blue
silver and latinum blues wore
seen on ' einio forger's Farm at
ICasilof •
H ■ people in the l omcr area
have ha considerable land broken
on their places since the.pur
chase of a caterpillar tractor
and breaking plow by one of the
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all its peacetime sorviccs, the
Rod Gross and the nation is faced
with the anguish. of European pop
ulations and the needs of our
ovm sons in uni ford.. The call
upon the volunteer hands and brains
and dollars is tremendous, hut
the Rod Gross job will be done -
it always has been done -
FOR r-rh AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE
NEVER LETT TTT3 RED CR.0S3 DORR! 'll 11
local farmers. They are hoping
to be able to produce more food
stuffs for the hodiak market dur
ing 1942. " odiak, with its naval
base, can use a large amount of .
farm produce from the Homer e.rca
providing'transportation can be
arranged.
uoro _rain will undoubtedly
be produced by the farmers in that
area during the 1942 season.
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