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er Homesteader
ed by b. 6. Benson
interest of the community
"Give me the right word and the night accent and I will move the world.
Joseph Conrad
Editorial:
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we got rash on the 4th
and just locked up the joint and
went picnicing. Because we don't
see our hill country very of n we
headed in that direction.
Lighlands in June and July
the envy of any scenic cousing with
out any exceptions. The view of the
Inlet, spanking in the sun, the snow
covered peaks and glaciers across
the bay, with mts.liamma, Douglas
and St. Augustine in the distance,
are şights which not very often can
be seen in one panorama.
The hills we drove over, were
waist high with the native grasses,
common to the country and the spots
of Supine tucked away in this bed
of greenery, served notice that our
mer was
we have travelled ove most of
the states in the linion, but truly
we believe our hill country, surpasses
both in its
hom it.
anything we have ever se
beauty and the view seen
when our road is built, and tourists
come to enjoy the scenery of Clans,
2.omer & ighlands will be one of the
most popular shots on the kenai pen
insula or we will miss our gries.
The old sourdough says;
"The longer I live the
more my mind dwells upon
the beauty and the wonder
of the world." John Burrougris.
For sale; Plymouth Coupe, excellent
tires. For quick pate $ 200.00
See Benson....
For sale; 30/06 hifle with Weaver
scope, model 440..orice $ 100.00
Coll at lachemak cafe.
For sale; 8 week old hullets
Good strain white leghorns..
One mcclellon saddle.....
Inquire ben bellamy.
News
Jomemaker's
Club
will meet at the ho
Ext
ter of Mrs. Ca. a. nets.
at airport, Thursda
12 noon.
1
The Philadelphian
Church Ossn. will
hold a vacation bibi
school at anchor Pi..
Children wishing to attend, plec
contact ms. Tranich.
We would like to thank the parti
who left the green jacket at the
Chamberlain and batson store, to
be turned over to the owner. We
were the curier.
ms, Streich writes that it was
90 in the shade in Washington
another group of li.S.G.S.
personel arrived today. They
hitched camp on the commons.
All we need now is the big
ton to give us all the thril
of a circus.
The Feine Berger scow, is due i
omer, Thursday morning,
Cob Smith and Guy Waddell are
hutting basements under their
respective homes.
The Iomer Coal Co. seems to be
delivering considerable cool
around the community,
The Lempike bill, clunging the
homestera Laws in favor of the
Veteran, has been reported
favorably out of the committee.
This gives the bill a good chin
of passing,
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