ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Northland Pioneer Grange
v'll hold their regular business
, .eeting September 14, in the
Orange Hall. Some very important
business comes up for discussion
at that time and every member is
urged to attend and take part in
this business matter.
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The Grange bicycle raffled dur
ing the- fair went to a ticket
piirchased by Mrs.Taylor, mother
of Mrs.Neil Miller. Each ticket
v/as marked, the Miller family.
NORTH STAR 4-H
The next regular meeting of the
North Star 4-H Club will be hold
at the homo of Teddy DeLand,
Saturday Sept.9. All members
please be there in order to check
up on the years work.
CHURCH
Rev.Rcrmofc 0'Flanagan, Pastor
of the Catholic church, Anchorage,
announces that he will be in
Palmer on Sunday next, September
1C, to conduct regular Sunday
services in Saint Michael's
church. Sunlay Mass at 10:a.m,
Rev.0'Flanagan will arrive in
Palmer Saturday evening.
Fairbanks Miner-- The night boat
was'approaching the New York har
bor, and as ;ho Statue of Liberty
came into view, this exclamation
was overheard: -- "What a small
light for such a big statue."
We wonder what experience promoted
the young lady standing by the
rail to chirp up with :
"The less light,the more liberty."
The water at Matanuska has re
ceded again leaving mud and silth
in the streets. The roads are
again passable tho’ very wet.
Travel to Wasilia and the Experi
mental Station by way of Matanuska
is again possible and tho road
crew is back on the job of re
pairing the highway*
CANNERY PRICES
The following prices will be
paid to the farmer by the cannery
on produce -which will be canned
this season. These prices are
approximately twice that paid by
outside canneries. It has been
hard to arrive at a price which
would bv fare to the producer and
yet adequate to allow for operat -
ing expenses.
Beets - 1 i per lb0
Carrots -- l^ <f. per lb.
Cabbage -- 1 i per lb.
Loren LicKochnio will saw all the
logs you have Into any dimensions
required for $6a per thousand.
This applies to farmers only.
If you have sufficient sawing to
be done, he move to your place.
I'CR. E WAR NEWS
Polish second city surrounded.
English soldiers have reenforced
the French. England is determine
cd to strike out the German
Sub. m§nce
England sent more planes-, with
leaflet to spread over Germany
but was drived back by anti
air craft.
France closed one port prevent
ing /nnerleans from evacuating
Europe.
This paper will try to have
war news flashes each week
if possible.