Vol. 6
Palmer Alaska
September 24, 1945
DRIVE DEPENDS OK YOUi
Would you trke a free ride on a
wounded soldier’s back? That's ex
nctly what you would be doin^ if
you did not do your duty in the
Third Y*ar Loan.
our idle weight would be felt by
him.on the battlefield. Every civil'
ian counts in this kind of war.
Evt ry civilian must make his energy
and his dollars work for victory.
Keep in mind that while our nation
al goal in this drive is in the
billions of dollars this money is
being borrowed from YOU and YOU and
YOU. YOU are, as an individual, the
deciding factor in how great this
sun finally becomes. An extra $100
Wr.r Pond becomes an extra rifle,
extra bullets and extra fighting
power of every type.
YOU HAVE DONE YOTJR BIT
NOW DO YOUR BEST
THIS WEEK
The Mr. Rempel, whom we mentioned
lest week, looked the Valley ovt^r
and decided to take an 80 ; ere tratit
two and one half miles- sout: of
Palmer. He will brin^ a f . rr.ing
outfit up here, including 1.0 Hol
stein cows. From Siberia to Alaska
in twenty five years is slow, but
it looks like it is going to be
done.
| Mr. Boyd, who is now located a few
I miles from Nebesnr., war in Palmer
this week. He was here in 1&Z5 and
recalls with some amusement his
observation of a certain C ^ i^rcss
ional Investigation Committee t^at
fear which did tiKir work !n flout
i twenty minutes, getting facts from
Itde Railroad Depot and returning
home inmediet e1y.
A boquutLof roses to Mrs. MI no Wirt
cncn, who won a garden cont ^st this
summer, and also brought a little
girl into the world at the same time,
who had to have a lot of care. It
just shows how much can be done by
one person if the will provides the
way.
We regret to state that Mre Stephen
son will leave our pleasant valley
in another month. She has won the
friendship and respect of the people
of our community by her industry,
tact, and perservcrence.
WILL THE PARTY WHO PICKED UP A
’ BOX OF MERCHANDISE MARKED
"PORMATORY" IN THE POST LAST
SATURDAY PLEASE RETURN IT IM
MEDIATELY AS IT IS URGENTLY NEEDED
BUY MORE BONDS JJ l