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reserve unit, the 382nd Evacua--
ton Hospital. located in Rich
mond
Coleman attended Russell Grove
High School and Is employed BY
the Medical College Or Virginia.
He X tile son OF Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Coleman. Of Jetersville.
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Darlington Heights News
"a Pupils Greet
New Principal,
Halifax Teacher

Darlington Heights School opened
September 3 with an enrolment of
54 Mrs. Dorothy Canada is princi-
pal. assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Wom-
ack. veteran Of many years teach
ing here, and MS. Mildred Oliver.
Of Halifax county Mrs. Oliver will
spend the winter with M SIS Eliza
beth Singleton
Mr.. and MS j L MatcaE. and
son. Edward, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs, Ned Gillian, and family
at Phenix.
Edward Metcaf left Tuesday for
Lynchburg College
Mrs. Margaret Watson. and son
Brett, spent last week end at Vir-
ginia Beach. They were accom-
panied home by Hunter Watson
who has been working at the beach
this summer. and Cullen Davis. Of
Virginia Beach Tuesday Hunter
and Cullen, who will enter VPl
September II, went to Blacksburq
to have their uniforms fitted
Sam Bailey is recuperating from
\ 4 clipped disc at Virginia Baptisl
Hospital
4 Mrs J L Greene, Of Arlington
S spending this week with hel
mother. Mrs J H Payne.
MS. Ed Belief and daughter
Charlotte. Of Silver Spring, Md
spent the week end with Mr.. anC
Mrs. II / Shorter
Mr. and MIS- r Alva Riley, D
I Farmville. are visiting Mr.. an(
Mrs. Emory Dillon, Jr.. and family
G E. Shorter is recuperating a
his home from a recent operation
Visitors Monday were Mr.. and Mrs
Elmo CoWger Mrs. Dick Shorter
Mrs Emmett Womack and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hall Driskin
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FOR RENT

~~~-~~~-~
ROOM Mrs. Mary b. Bynum,
800 High St, Phone SAT w.
9-l0-1p
HOUSE For rent or sale, s
rooms. hot water, oil heat. near
Longwood College. Phone $40
9-6-5t
APARTMENT - first floor, un-
furnished heat, water See 703
Oak Street Contact Eunice Allen
Richmond 3-8ll0. 60 80
HOUSE, rooms, newly painted
water and LIGHTS. Mrs. F. O. Nc
Quarry Call Hampden Sydney
1896. 9-6-2t
HOUSE On Spruce st., 3 bed
rooms, bath oil heat. basement
$1,000 month Landon Atkins
Realtor Farmville. 9-6-t1
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HOUSE Conveniently located
near school oil beat. 3 bedrooms
s. w. Putney Phone 483 or sos
F'armville 9-l0-t1
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During the week Of August l--23
M n FLORENCE Doyle Of The Oaks
and Ms Mavlere Ber-ranr. If Alex
andria wfse guests of the s. q Ear
nard family at a cabin on the Rap
pahannock river, near Grav's Point.
August 20. the party celebrated Mr..
and Ms Barnard's silTe~ wedd ng
anniversary by spending The day at
the Jamestown festival
On Augnst "a. Mrs. DOYLE and thn
parnards attended the wedding Of
Miss Bertran and Stephen Barnard
Al Trinity Methodist church ii Alex
andr'a and a reception at the home
If the BRIDES parents The newly
weds we've given a proper send-off
for honeymoon at Mrs. Doyle
cabin in Tile Blue Ridge
The Ba~nards and Mrs. Doyle
were then entertained At dinner BY
Mr and NJ s. 81 tram and their
daughter Margaret
The Russell children. b Rich.
mond scent several DAYS with their
""andparfnfs. Mr. and MS A M
nndson while their parents were at
Virginia Beach In Norfolk. MY and
NJ S Russell visited Mr.. and Mrs
M II Milan, formerly Of Chula. the
W sfnnson family and friends
and relatives
Tha @. w Wiley family Of Rich.
rncnd. visited MIS- Wney's parents
ne T c 9Peas'e,s. Sunday and later
went to Farmville to visit relatives
Thursday night supper guests Of
fhe Bc9sleys we've their son and his
family hr and Ms 4. G. Beasley
ana Claiborne, of Richmond THEY
had just returned from Asheville
N q. where they visited relatives
Mr. and Mrs John Mclaughlin
and daughter, Ruth Marie, Of Ches
ter, Pa. are guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Rudershausen
who have lust returned from 6
three month European trip.
Miss Blant0n Felts returned L
Stuart Circle Hospital Nurses Home
Sunday She will enter nurses train
ne at the hospital Her mother
Mrs Elmer Felts. and severa
friends helped her to get settled II
her new room.
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Amelia, boy, Sept. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Pare Crewe
girl, Sept. 8.
Coiored Patients
Sadie Cla-k Chase l'tty AM
brose johnson, Fa+mville Catherine
Smith Chase CITY J'IHa Jones
TfteEsv'lle Mary Hubbard Burke
Vile, Calvin East. C,4ariotte G. II
Jacob Woodscn FalnlSSile 'anC
Mary Thornton. Farnlvui4a
Colo~ed Births
Fancy and MAY Lou Brown,
Cumberland girl. Sept, n
Mararis ana May Ioaas. Burke
vile, girl, Sept. B
Lovelace ana Ethel NAIVE C5ewe
boy. Sept, Z 1.
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Colored News
Morris Graduates
From Army School

Pvt Georee Morris. son Of MI.
and Mrs Morris, Of Trenholm.
recently, was graduated from the
Army S eiaht-week automotiye
maintenance school at Fort Chat
fee. Ark
Morris received instruction Id
the maintenance repair and In
spection Of light and heavy duty
military vehicles,
The 22-year -old soldier Il !
graduate Of Pocahontas High
School Poyhatan
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recovering from an Illness.
RI G. Williams filled the pulpit at
Salem church Sunday in the alb
sence Of the pastor who Is va
cationlng in Missouri
Labor day was really special for
Douglas Easter this year, since II
vas his second birthday His Aunt
Rachael baked him q birthday cake
and he shared it with his brother
Joey. and cousin, Wayne What fun
hey had eating that pink frosting
Mrs Howard Easter, and daugh-
ers, Dana and Becky were il Rich
mond Tuesday
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FOR RENT

-------~-- ------ --~-.--~-~---
APARTMENT - second floor un-
furnished Heat. watel electric
stove and refrigerator, f07 Secort
Ave. Phone 49, S-S0-ti
-e-------~--------~--.-
NICE STORE building on Third
street with front aud back en-
trance and living quarters Oh sec-
ond floor. Reasonable rent ApplN
10 c ] Coz. 8-3O-tt
HOUSE ~ for rent or sale on 407
Spruce St Six rooms, oil hot
water furance. summer and winter
hook up. Phone $40 for informa-
ion 9-6-2p
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Southside Hospital
PA TENT LIST

There were 81 hospital patents
Monday morning.
Patients Admitted
Miss Charlotte McClung, Farm
Vile. Jimmie Davis, Rice; F. d
Huskey, Amelia, Mls w A. Mott
ley. Cullen; George Bomar Char
lotte G. H.. Ms, W H Vest. III
CreYe, and Ms. J II Hurt, Farm
VILE
Mi and M S. G. A. Smith. Pamp.
lin, boy Sept $
M and NJ S T. G Huddleston
Farmville, boy. Sept )
M and MS Harold McNeiny
Key sville, girl. Sept &
MI and MS j A Barnard
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Washington. Sept 8 The sum
total on the civil rights doings Of
Congress- is hard til come by Who
will get the credit. what the reaction
will be in various sections Of the
country, and what effect this bills
passage will have On the 1853 and
1850 elections is veb'y hard to de
terlhine.
III fact. it looks ais if many Con
gressmen and Seantors viii have to
spend as much time trying 10 win
credit for the bills PASSAGE. Of try-
ing to shift the blame to the other
Irarty as the case may be as they
did fighting over the bill itself
Sum Total on Rights Bill
The bill was passed when the
Democrats had a majority. That
goes well with the Democrats The
Republicans. however. OCCUPY the
White House and it was a Republi-
cam move which cot the ball rolling
Nevertheless. vn d On Johnson
Democrat Majority leader had as
sursd some that a civil rights bill
would be passed at this season
nfa 1ie ~ es,','s s.a,is 49, ~
. .,'e lrsals M III, ..''f 49,, H., L
UT ',s,
.t 'n
= ,, = III ~, I'LL .a, ,,ah, A W
4 NM m
fflends and ioes q lhe Demo
1lallc ieauel are hoN auiii . ,.i ma.
oo'iiiSoli - oiie u tiif iiioS' Si4eotise
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Pfc. willle Z. Coleman. whose
wife. Julia. lives on Route 2, Jet
ersville~ recently completed two
weeks of active duty training at
Fort Eustis.
training with members Of his local
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COLBERT to Speak
VI jamestown Fete

Joseph q Robert. Hampton
9tdney College president will
peak at the Sons Of tie Ameri-
an Revolution celebration at
JAMESTOWN Festival park satur-
lay
Others scheduled for the II
n ceremony are Alvin Duke
Chandler president Of the College
William and Mary George Z.
TarboX president general Of the
lational society C0l I. Griffith
Dodson. president Of the Virginia
HAPPIER. and Dr Grant l. Jordan.
haplain general of tine national
ocietr.
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49,
SKATING RINK opens. Farm
willie. Saturday Sept %. Door
Prizes. Boot Skates. Gift
THE VANITY BEAUTY SHOP
viii be open all day Wednesdays.
Phone $50, Farmville va. 9-6-tf
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Following prices on all grades
scrap iron:
Auto bodies, Tenders, etc. free
Of wood. glass and rubber,
per hundred pounds ,..-...sl 20
Mixed Scrap iron, per hundred
pounds ~~--..--sl.35 to 81 60
Cast IRON. per hundred
pounds ..,.............-.................$1.70
Highest prices paid for all metals
and rags. Secure our prices before
selling.
Lynchburg Iron & Metal Co.
Park Ave. g. Kemper ST.
Lynchburg, Va.
Tel. 4-2401-4-2
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WANTED

WANTED SO PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash Discount New
7nd Used Furniture Co. phone
1888. 5-l4-tf
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cartersville Volunteer Fire de-
artment viii benefit from a don
seY baseball game between Cum
'eIland and Gainesville teams.
me game Will be played at
tsmlFon Elementary S II o Oh
wednesday az s p m.
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CT A S S IFIE p S
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SALE of Freeman oxfprds, l20
pairs. sold up to sl495 TO 90 for
S845 special Verseri's 8-30-4p
----~
RESIDENCE Large, brio K
house on Milnwood Road, lot 225x
200 Contact Louis ". Phelps, 603
Chapel St. Hampton. Va. Phone
3-8769 9-6-6tp
FARM 2l5 acres, 100 acres
open. balance in woodland. 3
room house, water lights. bath
also a tenant house Livestock
machinery, farming equipment
Now operating as q dairy with
milk base 1876 pounds jams
T Mann, Jetersville va 96-7tp
TYPEWRITERS Adding ma
CHIMES. Weyanoke Book shop
9-6-3tp
.>-~~~~~~~
REGISTERED Hereford Polled
Bull Write Erwin Seaeo. RI. ?,
Dlllwyn, Va 9-6-2t
~--~
HEATERS -TW0 oil-burnlng heat
ers, Also antique walnut sugar
chest. Mrs. D G. Wilson, Hamp-
den-Sydney, va. 9-6-3tp
-----
SEED RYE -reclealaed and treat
ed. G.. L. Cox, r. 3. Farmville, Va.
9-6-2p
REMINGTON : RAND typewriter
and adding machines. NO down
payment 800 per week. South
side Sundrg Co. 3-l2-u
NEW lY3 HIP Universal pump
with jet, foot valve. pressure
switch and gauge, viii pump to
so feet. While they last S79.95.
Free electrict connection to
Southside Electric Coop members.
w. A. Price Company, on Route
as. 1923 st
HOUSE - new brick rambler, 3
bedrooms, breezeway, garage, full
basement. 4th Ave Extended.
owner transferred. Cali 1888.
8-6-tf
BOATS r. Marine plywood. II 1t.
Al condition $500 each G. H.
Dowdy. Jr, Farmville. Va 8-30-5t
~--~~~-~- - : - : N N ~
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O Grays
Drugs. l2-l8-52p Tl2
FRESH DAIRY COWS 4 Hol-
stein heifers and one Guernsey.
also new Idea Hay loader p L.
Garrett Rice 9-l0-2p
--~-~ ~------~
PUPS English Setter Phone
52S. 9-l0-2tp
ELECTRIC RANGE Westing-
house 40 Excellent condition.
Can be seen at Farmville Well
Drilling Co. Dowdy S Corner.
Priced to sell 9-l0-tf
OR TRADE : ton truck V8
Chevrolet. 1856 model long wheel
base With just $4,000 actual miles
Can b. seen at Farmylle Well
Drilling Company Dowdy's Cor
ner. A real savings can be bought
!.
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HELP w ANIED


WAITRESS - apply OlNeil Din
er, Main St Farmyille phon
1910 823-t II
MATTRESS = White, s years 81
age or over Apply in person tc
Manager Hotel Wapanoke, Farm
vile. 8-27-4t
~~ ~~~~~----- -----
DUE To a recent death IN our
organization, we have an opening
for a man between the ages OF
25-40 tor established insurance
debit Contact @ WI Payne
Crewe. telephone $3.50 96-2p
--~-- ---4~
FAIR People to sell and take
up tickets for rides at Five
County Fair September 1921
Apply TO J c Rrickort, Genera
Manager Famvslle Phone 2S3
9-6-3
MEN Two men One To work
ii dairy barn one to woi'k Id barn
and on farm, q w Gates, Phone
3o24-R. Falfnyille. po$toificc Rice
Va. 9-6-4tl
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Johnson-Next President?

AS a result o. the d rnazing work Of
the Majority Leader, and the fact
that he allowed the first civil rights
bill il more than SO years To come
out Of the Seante, there is little
doubt that he has become the man
to beat for the presidential nomi-
nation in 1860 !
Those who thought that his sup
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-10-31
Republicans Name
Delegates; Pass
Resolutions

At recent caucuses held by Re-
publicans i'm Precincts One and
Two, delegates to the conveEl-
ton to be held in Anchorage
November and o were named
committeeman and committee
women were named; and other
pertinent business conducted.
Delegates and alternates frer
Precinct One (city) are: M. y.
Snodgrass Ralph FarnswOrtfl.
Mrs. Faith Krause, and al Hagen
Farnsworth and Snodgrass
were named to committee 40
meet with the resolutions COM
mittee Of Precinct Two to- CORE
late resolutions to be presented
at the convention.
Mrs. Krause was named new
committeeman and al ". Ha-
gen was reelected committee
man.
Named delegates to the con-
vention from Precinct Two (rur-
al) were W. Louise Kellogg, Dr-
Lee Mckinley, and James Frey
Named alternates were Mrs
Doris Mckinley, T. "A. Meyer
and Mrs. Sara Moffitt-
Mrs. Mckinley was elected
comnitteewoman and Mr. Frey
named committeeman for their
precinct.
Seven resolutions were passed
at the Precinct Two caucus, with
the first favoring an increase in
federal and territorial aid by
adequate appropriation of funds
to reconstruct and maintain farm
roads in the Matanuska Valley
serving the farm community,
building up roads widening
where necessary, building GU
verts, and building up grades and
black topping the main loop road
to feeder roads.
"a request TO extend the high
way from Anchorage via Palmer
and Wasilla, to Talkeetna.
The maintenance of Hatcher
Pass for recreation and mining
purposes and grazing and agri-
culture purposes.
Reduced license rate for We
hicles not primarily used for
highway traffic such as swamp
buggies and farm equipment.
That the federal government
be- requested to match appropria'-
tons made by the Territorial
Legislature to support the farnl
loan program.
The Republican party asks that
appropriation to be made to b.
used in control of rivers to pre-
vent floods and erosion Of, lands.
Precinct Two went on record
as pleased with the efforts made
by Governor Mike Stepovich,
governor Of Alaska.
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UNIVERSITY SELECTS
20, 900 ACRES; SOME
VALLEY AREAS

The University of Alaska will
hire a person experienced in land
matters to administer leases and
handle other affairs connected
with the institutions acreage in
the Territory, regents decided
over this past weekend.
The university has selected APP
proximately 10000 of the 100000
acres available to it under a fed
eral government grant. The ac-
QUESTIONS include forest lands in
southeastern Alaska particularly
around Haines and In possible
Oil bearing areas. These include
the Kenai Peninsula, the Susitna,
Wasilla, Gulkana and Copper
River areas, and near Anchorage.
The university also holds agri-
cultural lands in the Tanana Val
ley.
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POTATO TONNAGE
ADDS UP TO 6,367

"a
Although the total tonnage 81
No. Il potatoes ia Alaska appear
high it is believed that there VIII
be losses from disease, poor stor-
age and frost injury, according
to the October 15 issue of Alaska
Market News, published by the
Alaska Department Of Agricul-
ture.
The total tonnage adds up to
1867 tons, with the Matanuska
Valley area accounting for about
half this amount with their 3,l71
tons. The Tanana Valley reports
total tonnage of 1900 tons; Anch-
orage area 1896 tons, and the
Kenai area 100 tons.
Military bids for troop issue
potatoes for the months of De-
cember, January and February
total about 200 tons per month.
Openings are scheduled two Or
three days apart The report
shows drop Of q percent in mil
itary consumption at the same
time last year.
Cabbage supplies are sufficient
to carry over into late January
and probably February. Carrot
supplies will ~ adequate to fur
nish all needs until after the first
Of the year. Stored celery stocks
are expected to last until the
middle of next month.
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Territorial Vet
Arrives Here Today

DIR. Fred Honsinger, territorial
veterinarian, arrived in Palmer
today for a few days stay during
which he will consult with DR..
James Pazaruski, veterinarian,
and others, regarding meat grad
ing. DR.. Honsinger recently re-
turned to Alaska from San Fran
cisco where he attended two
week course in meat grading Civ
en- under the direction Of FEEDER
al meat graders. Since his return
to the territory H. attended the
Dairy Short Course held at the
University Of Alaska.
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Lost


UNITED STATES DEPART
MENT or THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE,
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
Notice for Publication
Notice IS hereby given that
Russell T., Brdsell, entryman,
together with His witnesses Rob
ert w. Bechtol, and Christine w.
Smith, all Of Wasilla, Alaska, has
submitted final proof Oh his
homestead entry, Anchorage Ser
ial No. O264O7, for the SW4NW4,
W1SW4, and lot 4, Sec. 3, T.. ~
N. r. 2 W., Seward, Meridian,
containing 160.51 acres and II IS
now In the files of the Land or
flee, Anchorage, Alaska, and Il
no protest IS filed ia the Land
Office within the period Of pub
LEGATION or thirty days thereafter,
said final proof will be accepted
and final certificate issued.
MALCOLM o. ALLEN, Manager
Published October 10, IN, "a and
81 and November 2, 1857.
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UNITED STATES DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR
nrrpEAIr AE LAND MAN

UNITED SlA1ES OEFAn I-
MENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE,
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
Notice for Publication
Notice Is hereby given that
Elyin Claire Hartley entryman,
together with his witnesses Rob
ert 4. Simmons, and James Yves
lev Redington, All Of Wasilla,
Alaska, has submitted final proof
on his homestead entry, Anchor
ace Serial M. O31042, for the
SW3SW4, Sec "a, +. 16 N, r. 3 W.,
Seward Meridian, containing 40
acres. and it IS now III the files
of the Land Office, Anchorage,
Alaska, and il Az protest is filed
in the Land Office within the
period Of publication " thirty
DAYS thereafter, said final proof
viii be accepted and final Ger
tificate issued.
Acting Manager
ROBERT B. OFFICER
Published October "a, 81 and No
vember r, "a, and 81, 1857
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES
TO BE HELD nv
CHANCE HALL.

Services for st. Bartholomew y
Episcopal Church parish will be-
held III the Pioneer Grange hall
starting this Sunday, it was an
nounced this week.
Sunday school classes will b.
held at 10 am, followed by the
regular Sunday worship service
at i'll o'clock.
Services have previously been
held at Legion hall.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-10-31

Harry Cordell, your Singer
Sales and Service representa-
tive in Palmer will be in the
Valley the End and 4th Tues
day Of each month. Write
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
5l9 E ST., Anchorage for ap-
pointment, or ask for Harry
Cordell when in Anchorage.
C-9-13-tf.
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA
DIVISION NUMBER THREE,
AT ANCHORAGE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, }
Elk REL.
COMMISSIONER OF
VETERANS AFFAIRS
Plaintiff,
VS..
EDWARD Fl. GEVING and
KENNETH HOLT, }
Defendants.
Civil Action No. A-13,026
NOTICE OF SALE
BY virtue of special execution
and order vi sale dated the 7th
day Of October, 1857, and issued
out Of the District Court for the
District Of Alaska, Third judicial
Division, on q judgment and de-
cree Oh foreclosure entered by
said Court on the oath day of
September, 1857, in favor of the
Territory of Alaska, plaintiff, and
against Edward III. Geving, de-
PENDANT, in the total amount Of
Six Thousand Eight Hundred
Fifty-three Dollars and Fifteen
Cents ($6,853.15), together with
attorneys fees in the amount of
SIX HUNDRED SIXTY FIVE
AND 60/100 Dollars ($665.6O) and
publication of Summons" in
amount of THIRTY SIX DOL
LARS $4,000 / am commended
to sell the following described
real property:
The North one-half M4) Of
Northeast quarter (NE4) of
of Section Thirty-four (34)
Township Eighteen (18)
North, Range One I'D East Of
Seward Meridian, containing
eighty (8O acres, more. Or
less, located ia the Palmer
Recording Precinct, Third Ju-
dicial Division, Territory Of
Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that at
HOO A. M, the 10Th day Of No
vember, 1857, at and upon the
premises hereinabove described,
in the said Palmer Recording
Precinct, I will, ia obedience to
said writ Of special execution
and order Of sale, sell the above
described real property, Or SO
much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy plaintiffs judg-
ment, to the highest and best bid
der for cash il lawful money Of
the United States.
DATED At Anchorage, Alas
ka, this oath day Of October,
1857.
FRED s. WILLIAMSON
UNITED STATES MARSHAL
THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
BY OSCAR OLSON
Deputy United States Marshal
Published October 81; November
Y, IA and ri, 1857.
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LECTROL LUX VACUUM
CLEANERS let you TOUCH
NO DIRT, BREATHE NO DIRT,
SEE NO DIRT. Grasserss Hard
ware. C-6-6-H
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FOR Rent

2-bdrm. home, compl. furn. $500
mo. PI-2644. C-10-24-tf
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FOR FAST RESULTS TRY "a
FRONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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CLASSIFIED
Rem : MBER
j Reed your meier lost day Of month.
Paw bill bv fhe 10Th.

Reed your meter lost day Of month.
Pay bill by fhe 10Th.
The M.E.A. bourd has adopted the following
policies which must be adhered 70:
4. a $500 fee for collection or re-connecf.
z. When esfimafed bill is rendered YOU MUST
PAY THE ESTIMATED BILL, ond USE OUR
READING as YOUR PREVIOUS READING when
pCying fhe following months bill.
If fhe 9th falls on Saturday, Sunday Or Holiday
payment period Is extended 10 the following
work doy.
MATANUSKA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
Palmer, Alaska
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Notice for Publication

Notice Is hereby given that
Jess r. Naftzinger entryman, to-
gether with his witnesses Carl d.
Riddles, and G.. w. Belts, all of
Wasilla, Alaska has submitted
final proof On his homestead en-
Try, Anchorage Serial NO. O31153.
fer the NW4, Sec. 34, II. 18N. r..
! w. Seward Meridian, contain
ing $50 acres, and ii IS now liz
the files Of the Land Office, An
chorage, Alaska, and il no protest
IS filed il the Land Office with
n the period Of publication o.
thirty days thereafter, said final
proof will Be accepted and fir
81 certificate issued.
Malcolm O. Allen
Acting Manager
Published: October 8, 10. W. "
and 3l, 1857.