Homer Homotsader
In the interest of the community ()
IIIT,
"Give me the night word and the night accent and I will move the world"
Joseph Conrad
OIP
Editorial,
well our relief ship has come and
gone. If it has done one thing good
it boo motrated the fact that
ship in charge of irresponsive an
uninterested personel is almost as
bad as no boat at all.
all the fresh fruit and vegetables
were frozen and worthless, due to
someone's carelessness
In making a landing at Seldovia
it nammed the only all weather dock
we have in this part of the inlet.
This may have been a relief ship
but nevertheless Alaskans had good
cash invested in that cargo and the ej
dock sumers have considerable in
vested in whawwes and warehouses and
neither came to be the goat animore
for such messing of transportation.
The old Solisdough says;
what this
amounts to, depenuntry
happens in its homes.
Homer raised milk at 30% a quart and
local eggs at $ 1.25 per dozen are
still the cheapest and most wholesome
food available today...Cold Storage.
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Benny Bowers is home after receiving
his discharge from the army.....
Chas, Shark has sold his prock and
leased his building to an anchorage
couple
It seems as though everybody's water
supply is froken wh Some of the
creeks that have been used for a
source of supply are frozen clear to
the bottom.
Each day this cold snap lasts towers
the records of other vears. Temperatures
as low as 18 below have been reported,
while the official thermometer at the
been down to 15 below,
This sounds cold but when we read of
Fairbanks having 50 below...well we are
just glad that we aren't there.
news
The marriage of
Stanley Reilsen and
Eva Branch was re
ported from anchorag
last Thursday!
Mrs. Branch is the
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Davis who
bought and live on
the las. Graham plac
at Miller Landing.
The Homer Women's Club held thei
annual Imas party last Saturday.
at the Home of the Svedlunds,
were exchanged and a good time m
had by all.
Gi
de de
Lois Alden of I'one, alasha has
jast released her new booklet,
Glasha's Kenai Peninsulap It is
a comprehensive history of the
towns of this widely advertised
district, and is illustrated by
some very interesting photos of
past and present. It is a good
job well done and miss. Allen
deserves alot of credit for her
painstaking efforts.
a letter from the Bunnell's tell
us that they entertained Carl
Sholin, the Jim Waddells, Mrs. C.
Gaol and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beer
all former Homerites, (le will
make an exception to Cart Shol in
if and when he returns at a
Thanksgiving dinner, with that
brinch of Oregonians hitting the
heat on one lone Glashan. It is
doubtful if Cave will have the
resistance not to buy a rear
orchard and send for the folks
back home.
ATVI Ons
Send a subscription to
the Homesteader to the
folks for Xmas. You will
be surprised how they
will enjoy it.