The
Homer Homesteader
Pul shed by W. t. benson
In to interest of the community.
"Give me the right word and the right accent and I will move the world"
Joseph Conrad
Editorial
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One of our Claskan Clergumen,
back from the outside, tells us,
the people in the States ar frust
rated, fearful and bewilde
Is this condition to be : ndered
at, when our people have forsaken.
the Almighty, in their mad rush for
gold, riotious living and sacrilege.
are we so blind as not to see the
inevitable results of such living?
Are we oblivious to the lessons
taught other peoples in the past?
Are we going to iet history repeat
itself?
we would do well to study the
downfall of Come, the decor of Spain
and the degeneration of France.
our people have reasons to fear
the atomic bomb, the loss of supply,
and eventual onnihinition of civiliz
ation, for what have we me to
justify our protection in our creator?
Our country in its i
10
was
built on foith, it pros red to the
extent of that faith... Its pechle
were brave and Godfearing and in
the face of seemingly insurmountai-ic
obstacles, accomplished the imploss
ible. What a change from todan.
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The old sourdough says;
se not afraid to say
what you are not ashamed
to think"..Montaigne
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Reports cime in of a baby boy for
the syle baxters, now living in
elenc, montana.
News
The Bingo anty
held at the school lar
Fridon netted cround
TR$ 295.00 for the P.J.
Supt. Scuvere seemed
to sparkplug the
smooth running of the
cffair.
a letter from Governor Cruening
to Guy Weddell, expresses his
appreciation of the work done
by the Terr. Griond during the
war years, and as a token of
that apreciation by him and the
Territory, all guardsmen will
be allowed to keep their rifies
and other equipment allotted to
them as guardsmen.
2 onourable discharge paper
have been left at the C-W stor.
and it is Gun baddell's wish &
the one picked uḥ as soon as
convenient...
The h. Streich family are leav
ing &omer for ashington state.
le understand that they have
sold their home to the Ed.
Indons and will leave as soon
as possible.
we one veri sorr to sec
this family leave as they have
been an asset to the communiti!
and Mr. Streich, beinga master
carpenter of the old school
will leave à void that cannot
be filled every day of the year
We can onlr wish them well in
their new location, aitho we
will regret their going.
The copies of the Valley Front
iersmen which wehave been re
ceiving from Palmer, are proof
enough that miss, Viola Daniels
its editor is going to be suc
cessful in her new publication,