I'omes I omesteader
Priblished by W. R. Benson
In the interest of the community
"Give me the right word and the right accent and I will move the world".
loseht Conrad
Editorial;
Homers growth is like the
proverbial snowball, as time rolls
along it takes on momemtum and size.
Persons who are already here are
urging their friends and relatives
to come to omer..lehorts come to
us that I omer is on the lips of
everyone in the States.
What started out to be a mod
erate trek towards the north country
has developed into a stampede to
get here first. Transportation is
the only restraint holding them back.
Jad the alcan highway been thrown
open, Claska would be swamhed with
homeseekers...lithout building mat
erials this would be disastrous.
For sale; Fresh veast...Cold Storage
Unfinished furniture--Jalles-chairs
vanity-corner cabinet. See Censon..
The old Sourdough sais:
opportunity,sooner or
later, comes to all who
work and wish" Stanley.
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W.C. Putnam has brought in two large
tractors to transport coal from the
Evans Jones mine to the dock. By
raising the side boards Mr. Chutnam
expects to be able to move 20 tons
with each trip. A Ford dump, a
army communications truck and an
electric welder has been added to his
equipment.
The James Craham family arrived
in I omer during thereek end. They
have been vacationing in the States
and visited in S. sakata, nem mexico
and California. Mr. Crahám is head
of maintainance at the airport.
Mr. and Mrs. :erchel Price are
saying I ello to friends around
town having returned Sundar from
a three months stay in the States.
Subscribe to the domesteader...:
$2.50 by the year, mailed weekly.
TRA
The Claska Airlines
have discontinued
their omer stop for
the present. be assum
that the exodus of
canner hersonel out
of Bristol Bay has
prompted the move.
At : eady has poured the footings
for his new hotel. He will pour
the foundation soon.
The understand Cristel Cay has
closed up sho'h and gone home..
The catch was unusually light.
bolter Pederson and his grand
mother Mrs. Mon Purns will
move back to l'omer this week
to star.
The fireweed, I'omer's storiest
wild flower has commenced to
bloom and the hillside is ablart
with color. This sight is beyond
description.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Junter returned
to ? omer to stay. The unters
will build a home.
The Jellers have painted their
cafe exterior a brilliant white.
It reflects cleanliness.
Francis Thorne is making good
headwar on his new residence.
Drs. Ed. Boldrin of Cinchorage
is visiting with Mrs. Chodzi s
Jerendeen. Ma. Baldwin andi
Foward Estelle are hartners in
the Glasha Seed Co....
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our manu I'omer
friends for their kindness and
consideration for as during the
illness and at the death of our
beloved mother. Cus, Virgo and
Fred Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Pratt.