Homer
The
I cresteader
Published by 1. R. Benson
In the interest of the community
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"Give me the right word and the night accent and I will move the world"
Joseph Conrad
Editorial
we saw an advertisement the
other day of surplus government
property, in which lange tent
frames and canvas to cover same,
were offered for sale by the war
assets administration.
Two or three of these tents
and a building to store them in.
between fair dates would be a
fine investment by our fair board.
a site should be lought or
solicited on some creek, centrally
located, preferably having some
timber nearby
•playground for
the kiddies and a picnic cound for
the community should be planned
on the site.
This investment would be small
and the several organizations
nemesented on this board would
have no trouble raising or donating
the necessary funds.
For sale; Good rich Guernser milk
kept in cold room....Cold Storage.
For sale; Plymouth Couhe.. Call
Fenchel nice at inhort.
The old Sourdough savs;
"It is only those who
do not know how to work
that do not love it. To
those who do, it is better,
than play, it is religion!
notice
Just arrived;
Slacks, sweaters skirts and child
ren's wear...Lovely baby sweaters,
blankets and soakers...Plastic pants
and rubber sheets, Domens, mens and
boys 100% new wool sweaters...
Costome jewelry Ivory items
Sunch cloths and zippers of all
colors in 7,8,9 inch lengths.
Come in and boook over our storhe.
& omer Variety Shophe
News
Don Smith reports
he is expecting 75 I
lumber on the Clove
Mitch due here the.
last of the month.
Rob Smith eahects to
have his house under
cover this week.
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G letter from Mrs John Brandvold
informs us that they will be back
in Iomer as soon as they are able
to arrange things at their present
home,
The Smug I arbor tender brought
the local folks back from the
cannery Saturday.
J'awley Sterling chief of road
building oherations for the
Wie was in I'omer during the week
end. Mr. Sterling saus 7 miles
of road is built out of Kenai.
The construction on the ? omer
end is mogressing rapidly. mn
Sterling saus operations will
continue until november first.
Ct the public hearing on the
small boat harbor held at the
theatre, there were three possibl
sites prohosed, namely, the one
at the end of the spit, the mud
bay site and the lagoon in town.
Col. I evitt, who was in charge of
the hearing didnot seem to be
impressed with the mud bay prop
osed site. The hearing was more
to determine the necessity of
such an improvement than the site
Jomer could havehad more facts
and figures to present to the
engineers, to back up our requestr
Right of an easement blanks are
being hassed around the districi
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