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Homer Homesteader
Published by W. R. Benson.
In the interest of the community
"Give me the right word and the night accent and I will move the world"
Joseph Conrad
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For some reason we can't get
enthused over our garden this year.
To look out the window at the bare
spaded ground, one would think it
the fore part of april--pen the
grass is having a hard time changing
the color of our hills browned by
the winter's cold.
It don't seem to be so much the
cool temperatures as it is the lack
of moisture. This dry shell, started
last fall, has been of long duration
and our July rains will have quite
a job in replacing this deficient
rainfall.
For sale; Tables-chairs Philco radio
black wallboard-roofing-medicine
cabinets See Benson...
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The old sourdough says;
"He that can have
patience, can have what
he will"....B. Franklin
Heinie Berger has made his first
Anchorage to tomer trip..
we have received a very interest
ing report on the research done
last year by the experts of the
u.s. agriculture department. There.
is alot of valuable information
for prospective farmers on the.
Kenai peninsula.
Jed suffield has been transfered to
the home station by the Glaska
Airlines...
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News
Freda Coles is back
in Lomer from an
extended stay in
Seldovia..
w. h. Benson spent
a few days the past
week in Anchorage.
Margaret
Cutler has returned
from her teaching assignment
at Anvik, Glaska. She says it
took her two weeks to come
home by way of Fairbanks.
Persons driving the Claska
highway have weird tales to tel
of their experiences. The word
highway seems to be a misnomer.
Mrs. Ed. Warner expects to
leave shortly for the States.
mr. and Mrs. h. O. Svedlund
are leaving soon to spend the
summer with their daughter and
son-in-law at Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. vonald Lauvere
left last week end, by plane,
for the states to attend their
chosen summer school in Indiana
For sale; Cement-fireplace
damper-some lumber mostly 2x4's
Chas. E. Fowlie of vryden,
Oregon came lack to tomer with
a new Jeep and lots of equipmen
to use with it. Je does not
paint a very rosy picture of
conditions in the outside.
a great many people are coming
into the Homer area to settle.
notice
I have received a few blanks from the land office for domestead Entry
w. m. Benson, notary,