THE VALLEY SETTLER, is published
every Friday by the Matanuska
Fulley Farmer's Cooperative
Association at Palmer, Alaska.
ling.Editor: Marie Wilson
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This paper i. issued for the pur
pose of giving information and
nows of the Matanuska Valley
Farmer’s Cooperating Associations
work, problems, accomplishments,
and also, news of local end gen
eral interest; and to foster the
cooperative sporit of the farmers
of the Matanuska Valley.
The timely and proper warnings
of President Roosevelt's recent
address to the nation in which he
pledged his administration to
strive for peace will meet with
the approval of most Americans.
V/itb. two major European wars in
progress, it requires level head
ed thinking and sane reasoning,
not to become influenced by war
propaganda.
We may be somewhat safeguarded
against becoming involved in an
other conflict, with the vast
damaging aftermath of the World
War forever impressed in the
adult mind of the American people,
Amori.c: ns have been accused of
carrying their heart on their
sleeve, too ever ready to sym
pathise with small nations when
attacked by aggressor nations;
at the expense of the youth of
America,
The public has been warned that
all war news must pass the censors
therefore, our raido and press
can only tell us what the censors
wish us to hear.
Carofully consider all war news
as possible propaganda intended
to create emotional thinking.
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SNOW WHITE MATINEE 1:30
NEXT FRIDAY
Arrangements arc being made to
show Snow White next Friday
afternoon before the regular
show the same evening. Children
will be able to see the matinee
and it is 'now planned that adults
may also attnnd the afternoon show.
Mr.Morcman, inanngcr and the Mat
anuska Valley Pair Association
v/ish to extend their greatful
appreciation to all those who so
kindly helped in any way to make
the fair a success.
A community exhibit and entertain
ment of this proportions require
the united assistance of the en
tire valley and we arc greatful
to receive the response shown
in this community.
Also, there a.re still a few art
icals which were exhibited at the
fair, and which have never been
called for. These articles are
stored and if anyone wish to
claim them, please see Mr.Morcman
or Miss Zimmerman in her office.
The Northland Pioneer Grange
wish to thank those who donated
for the Grange dinner or helped
by giving their services in pre
paring the meals or serving them.
Also, to all those who patronized
the dinning room when the Grange
was serving meals.
DANCE AT MATATTUSKA
HALL
The Amcricr.n ^egion is giving
a dance at the Mntanuska Kali
tomorrow night, Saturday Sept. 23.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend. There will be good
music ,