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Newspaper

Alaska Petersburg Press

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1930

Page

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Council Transacts Much Business Wednesday Night

The city council met as a board of equalization and adjusted assessments for multiple properties and equipment. Several owners saw changes to assessed values including Packing Co equipment, Native house, and various lots, before adjourning to consider the Budget of Proposed Expenditures for the coming year.

Council Board of Equalization AEF. Packing Co A. Fk. Packing Co H. Wheeler Hris Lang Martin Evans Ivil Winters N.B Pab Co Mchinery & Equipment Tie Leading Union Daisy J. Grenie Jetin Micrud Andrew Heimdahl Sigard Klabo Heimndahl I Holm G. D. MacDonald Tentford

Territorial Veterinarian Visits Fur Farms Near Petersburgh

Dr J. B Loftus territorial veterinarian from Juneau visits mink ranches around Petersburgh, describing fox farm deworming methods. He cites common ailments hook worm, lung worm, lobe worm and ear mites, recommending Nema capsules and sanitary wire-floor pens to control hook worms.

J. B Loftus Juneau Alaska Petrsburg Ranger VI Fair Long Level Skiff Meadlow Monte Carlo Chain Sumner Island Point Baker Petersburg Loftus Saratoga Springs New York Alaska Agricultural College Fairbanks Colorado Agricultural

Petersburg Quietly Expands Shoe Repair Facility Ambitions

Petersburg prepares a modern shoe repair shop behind Skyman's Beauty Parlor with new Water department machinery and planned equipment worth thousands. T E Schaffner drives remodeling and awaits remaining gear. Local finances show assessed property totals over a million and a half while repairs and services aim to boost civic projects and inmate workwear.

T. E. Schaffner Skyman Mod- Water Department Marshall Landés Schaffner Petersburg

Investigator Burlew heads north on Aleutian to Alaska railroad inquiry

Administrative assistant Eri K. Burlew aboard the U S Aleutian en route toward Seward for an independent railroad and Alaskan affairs inquiry. His party includes Ray Lyman Wilbur Jr and Mrs Wilbur, continuing to the interior. Also noted are salmon pack figures and local schooling moves and a Mrs Campbell relocation.

Alaska Eri. K. Burlew Ray Lyman Wilbur Department of the Interior U. S. Aleutian

Taconite Yacht Anchors in Narrows with Boeing Party

The palatial yacht Taconite owned by Mr. Boeing visited the Narrows off Petersburg for about an hour on Monday afternoon. Mayor Earl N. Ohmer met the party aboard, which included Mr. and Mrs. Boeing, their two sons, and other guests. Afterward they planned a southeastern Alaska cruise for weeks before returning south possibly via Petersburg. The 135 foot vessel uses two Winston Diesel engines and a 130 hp Chrysler tender.

Boeing Boeing Airport Narrows Petersburg

The Whole Towns Talking at the Coliseum

The comedy The Whole Towns Talking comes to the Coliseum Theater for Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Ethel returns from Chicago with a admirer while her father pushes his partner Chet Binney, who sparks jealousy with Letty Lythe and Donald Swift. The American Legion presents the production promising over two hours of humor for Petersburg audiences.

Ethel Chicago Chet Binney Los Angeles Chet Letty Lythe Letty Donald Swift Miss Lythe American Legion Coliseum Theater Petersburg

Aleutian Stopped for Miss Swanson at Narrows

Captain C W Glasscock of the Alaska Steamship Aleutian made a special Narrows stop near Scow Bay to discharge Miss Lillian Swanson for Petersburg aboard a boat arranged by local agent Charlie West. The voyage included notable passengers such as Ellsworth Storey, C P Sisson, Ray Lyman Wilbur and family, and Rev John Ke m t miss Johannes, all en route to or from Alaska.

C. W. Glasscock Alaska Aleutian Narrows Petersburg Scow Bay Lillian Swanson Charlie West Alaska Steamship Glasscock Mayor Ohmer Miss Swanson Wheeler Drug Store U. S. Aleutian Ellsworth Storey Wrangell C. P. Sisson Valdez Juneau Ray Lyman Wilbur Ray ‘Lyman Jr Secretary of the Interior Fairbanks States John “Ee Miss. Johannes

Fashions in Love and Horsemen of the Plains at Coliseum

Menjou stars in Fashions in Love a Hermann Bahr play adaptation with Fay Compton and Miriam Seegar as rivals to his wife. Tom Mix film Horsemen of the Plains kicks off the Saturday lineup. Delphine and I Still Believe in You performances noted. candy boxes to be given to ticket holders.

Menjou Hermann Bahr Fay Compton James M. Barre Miriam Seegar Delphine Miss Compton Tom Mix Horsemen of the Plains Tom

Boxing Card Staged At MacGregor Theater

Amateur boxing at MacGregor Theater last Saturday saw Leo Walthers vs Lawrence Pickernell end in a no decision after Pickernell broke a hand in the third round. Referee O Harris halted the bout as the injury interrupted the match. Additional bouts are planned for tomorrow night featuring Frankie Jack and Joe Vick, both 117 and 115 pounds respectively, with Eddie Vernon and Lung Chin in the other contest.

Leo Walthers Lawrence Pickernell MacGregor Theater Tanner Pickernell O. Harris Frankie Jack Wrangell Narrows Packing Co Joe Vick P. A. F. Cannery Eddie Vernon Wrangell Narrow Packing Co Lung Chin

Trollers at Port Alexander Not Yet On Strike

A Western Alaska wire cites Alaska Trollers Association official stating the Port Alexander trollers have not committed to a strike despite price drops. Fred Wolleson says no authoritative promise to avoid striking has been made.

E. N. Ohmer Fred Wolleson Alaska Trollers Association Port Alexander

Lutheran Pastor Misses Sunday Service at Home Church

Rev W J Markestad will conduct services at Pt Agassiz this Sunday so there are no services at the Lutheran church. The pastor is away from the home church to lead the service in Pt Agassiz.

Pt. Agassiz

Local Teachers Wed In Seattle Union

Miss Esther Karnes and Arthur Poland, Petersburg Public Schools teachers, were married August 8 in Seattle. The couple will teach for the Bureau of Education Schools at Shismareff Alaska. Mrs Poland’s resignation was accepted by the local school board.

Esther Karnes Arthur Polland Petersburg Seattle Miss Karnes Middle West Poland Bureau of Education Shismareff Alaska Upper Seward Peninsula Pollands

Northland Transportation Plans Mail Contract This Fall

William Lemar manager of Northland Transportation Co states they have applied and negotiate with Seattle postal authorities for a mail contract this fall. He says postal authorities have given assurances of securing the contract when current ones expire.

William Lemar Northland Transportation Co Seattle Lemar

Queen sails to Southeast Alaska with 48 aboard

Seattle report lists the Pacific Steamship Co liner S S Queen sailing for Southeastern Alaska at ten o clock with 48 passengers including 25 excursionists. Clyde Shearn is the sole Petersburg passenger onboard.

Seattle Washington Pacific Steamship Ca Alaska Petersburg Clyde Shearn

Alaska Steamship Alameda sails for Southeastern Alaska with 101 aboard

Seattle dispatch reports the Alaska Steamship Alameda left at nine oclock for Southeastern Alaska carrying 101 passengers including 65 excursionists. Listed Petersburg travelers include Mrs Earl Ohmer, Robert Ohmer, David Ohmer, James Ohmer, Patricia Ohmer, Miss L Boeshar, Miss Grace Remy and Mrs F Garner.

Seattle Coliner Alameda Alaska Petersburg Earl Ohmer Robert Ohmer David Ohmer James Ohmer Patricia Ohmer L. Boeshar Grace Remy F. Garner

Norco Sails for Alaska With 15 Passengers

S. S. Norco departed Seattle at nine last night bound for southeastern Alaska carrying fifteen passengers. Five were bound for Juneau and Hyder, four for Ketchikan, with Mrs. John Campbell the sole Petersburg passenger listed.

Seattle M. S. Norco Alaska Juneau Hyder Ketchikan Petersburg John Campbell

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Marshall Hans Wick Federal Commercial Club Women’s Business Club Mrs. Fox Fox Publix Theaters U. S. Alameda Sons of Norway Hall Revenue Water Dept Reureadoes Ior P. A. F. Salmon Wrangell Narrows Laura Boeshar S. Alameda Johtti Campbell Asi Tue Macgregor Sat Alexander Northland Trans Mai S. S. Queen S. S. Norco
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