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Wi R. Benson
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In the interest of the community
"Give me the night wond and the night accent and I will move the world
Editorial
just
I sat alongside a melko
just off a plane from new
on the breakfast menu he
the breakfoor
ham and eggs. Gally, he sailors
haven't had any ham in so long that
I had forgotten it ever, eristea".
In answer to my surprised look, he
commented that New York City was.
probably the worse off of any american
city, which goes to move that, the
bigger they are the harder they fall.
There is some recompiense in
living in a small town in Arusha.
for even if the strike is still on,
you can still find bacon and ham,
at least in the restaurants,
For sale; Fomer raised Turkeus.
Order your thanksgiving dinner
now, it may be too late...later.
John Waterman.
The old sourdough says:
"Better be three hours
too soon than one minute
too late..Shakespeare
what about Xmas??????
Artic Trails Shopping Service
will do your Xmas shopping and
gift wrap your mail packages
amwwhere, write Box 1156 Cinchorage.
or call if in town at 499 8. St.
Telephone Green 93.
....
notice
we will raise the mice of our
milk beginning now. Ist.to 30% This
is necessitated by the recent
jump in feeds and hay,
Homer Cold Storage.
The Alaska Seed Co. at anchorage
have a small supply of law mash
to offer those who are running out.
Anderson will run one more trip
leaving about the first of november.
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news
One Anchorage deal
er reported that he
had to sell his last
shipment of outside
hay for $
44
14.00 her
bale. We can remember
when we got a ton for
that much money.
Dr. Pollard will be in Homer
nov. 10th to take care of
local dental needs...
a white boat reported lying
at near
is no doubt the M.S. Hugeine
the Public lealth boat that
is due in J'omer around the
first of the month.
Two flocks of svans have been
observed near Fomer, travel
ting South..
a slight snow fell along the
beach north of Anchor Point.
G Bellanca float ship out
bound from anchorage is re
ported lost Fear is felt for
hilot and passengers.
Three men from the veteran's
administration, Juneau office,
are in F'omer to help service
men with applications and
problems over loans.
Don Smith, W.R. Benson and
Bob Smith have recently re
turned from a visit to anch
orage, Mr. Benson spent a
few days on his way back, in
Sevard..
A
a great many moose are seen
each trip over from Seward.
Diane and Mrs. Steinberger
returned on Sunday's plane
from Seward. Mrs. (Diane
Bud Paterson was all thrilled
in having Bud see the baby.