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Newspaper

Alaska Petersburg Press

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1929

Page

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Public Schools to Open Here Tuesday With Expanded Faculty

The Petersburg Public Schools begin fall term Tuesday with increased space in both old and new units and a faculty rise of two instructors. The high school lists Superintendent C H Bowman and five teachers, including two new staffers Miss Tromp and Miss Lero. Grammar School adds several new instructors and will for the first time have one teacher per grade in the grammar grades. Construction on the new ten room unit nears completion to house growing enrollment, with expectations enrollment will remain at least 250 students.

Petersburg Conrad H. Bowman Grand Jury Ketchikan C. H. Bowman Bertha Lero Ruth Myhr Theresa Tromp Tim Poland Buidins Wlding

Rogers Coming The Many On City Board Seattle

The report notes Admiral Rogers sailing this morning for Southeastern Alaska ports with forty five passengers. Passengers listed include A. E. Ragner Stephen S. Bryer Ruth Myhre Miss B Albott H D Jarvis Else M Jackways James H Wheeler and C H Zuver.

Seattle Admiral Rogers Sailz Ad i Alaska Petersburg A. E. Ragner Stephen S. Bryer Ruth Myhre B. Albott H.'‘D. Jarvis Else M. Jackways James H. Wheeler C. H. Zuver

Seattle Lumber Tycoon C D Stimson Dies at 72

C D Stimson capitalist and lumber magnate and one of the state’s richest men died at his Seattle home this morning at age seventy two.

Seattle C. D. Stimson

British Aviatrix Lady Mary Hath Injured In Cleveland Crash

The aviatrix Lady Mary Hath was badly injured when an airplane crashed through a factory roof in Cleveland. She sustained a fractured skull multiple scalp wounds numerous cuts and probable broken bones and internal injuries.

Cleveland Lady Mary Hath Clit Cally

Thaden Wins Santa Monica-to-Govland Air Derby

Mrs Louise M Thaden of Pittsburgh wins the Santa Monica to Gov land Air Derby in twenty hours and nineteen minutes. Gladys O Donnel of Long Beach finishes second seventy one minutes behind. Amelia Earhart places third.

Cleveland Louise M.thaden Pittsburgh Santa Monica California G.ov Gladys O’donnel Long Beach Amelia Earhart

Alaska Airlines visits Wrangell and Juneau figures

Alaska- Washington Air ways plane visited Ketchikan with An seel Eckmann at the controls for a few hours Tuesday. Lee of the Alaska Fish Brokerage flew from Juneau to Wrangell to handle interests there. Wayne Walther made the Wrangell round trip. Stephen S. Fryer of Fryer Brothers Machine Works returns on the Rogers after an extensive U.S. visit. W. W. Kerr completed a Juneau round trip on the Queen this week.

Alaska- Washington Airways Ketchikan Anseel Eckmann Or. Lee Alaska Fish Brokerage Juneau Wrangell Wayne Walther Stephen S. Fryer Fryer Brothers Machine Works Rogers States W. W. Kerr

Miss Clara Martinsen Plans Seattle Puget Sound Visit

Miss Clara Martinsen left for Seattle and Puget Sound cities yesterday planning a month away before returning home. Mrs. Charles Anderson and her children, who have been visiting Vancouver and Puget Sound cities all summer, are returning over the weekend.

Clara Martinsen Yukon Seattle Puget ‘Sound Charles Anderson Vancouver B. C Puget Sound

Church Notices At Lutheran Church

Worship at two o clock led by Rev. W. J. MARK ESTAD pastor. All parishioners and friends welcome to attend the service and a time of fellowship following.

Graf Zeppelin Circumnavigation Sets Aerial Record

The Graf Zeppelin completed its global flight with 21 days 4 hours and 33 minutes earth time. Stops included Tokyo and Los Angeles, totaling 11 days 33 hours 14 minutes ground time. Captain Hugo Eckener met President Hoover to mark the achievement. The journey broke previous aviation records and showcased German progress in flight.

Freerich Shafen Tokyo Los Angéles Hugo Eckner Graf Zeppelin Washington Presiden Hoover Germany United States

Evans Admiral Evans Sailing Postponed By Broken Rudder

The Admiral Evans sailing from Seattle to Kodiak and west ports was postponed due to repairs on a damaged rudder. The ship now plans to sail next Wednesday. U S Commissioner Carroll Clausen and Deputy Marshal C V Brown returned from Ketchikan aboard the Admiral Evans, noting local officials C H Bowman and H E Phillips serving on the grand jury. Fire Department plans a meeting next Thursday. Ruth Myhre returns to teach at the high school.

Seattle Stearcer Admiral Evans Kodiak Way Ports U. S Carrol Clauzen Ketchikan Admiral Evans U. S. Marshall

Alaska in Concert at MacGregor Theater Monday Night

Miss Marge Burns, famed Alaska singer, arrives from Juneau to perform English and Norwegian art songs, aided by accompanist Mrs. Fern Vance. The program features selections from Mignon, Grieg, and Turner-Maley, promising a memorable local appearance despite modest pay.

MacGregor Theater Alaska Marge Burns Europe America Petersburg Burns Bernhofer Juneau Fern Vance Thomas Rabey Liebing Brennsen Turner-Maley Liepling Loth Grieg

Hunting Season Opens Sunday Amid Rich Game Sightings

The article notes hunting season starts Sunday with many hunters planning weekend trips for deer, small game, and waterfowl. It highlights abundant black bear and deer in the district, licensing details for non residents, and reports of two full size bears seen swimming near Kupreanof Island.

Saturda C. E. Swanson Kupreanof Island Mitkof Martinsen Mathisen MacDonald

Omaney rollers gain three extra days on season

Regulations extend trolling in the Cape Omaney district to September 30 after earlier bans. Local agent Chas West reports permits allow post meridian trolling along Cape Omaney to Armstr ong Pont and Whal Bay area through September. Trailers have yet to reach prior earning levels but some exceed 2500 dollars. Ed Raeburn arrives to visit a fur farm while O Waitfield returns to teach at the Northwest area school.

Africa Omaney Juneau Chas West Ity Cape Omaney Winn Commfish Ry Alaska Baranoff Island Cape Omanzy Armstrong Pont Baranoft Island Whal

Local Readers Noted Names In Fragmentary Ledger

Fragmentary text lists several individuals including Esther Carnes Monteith Grundstrom Mrs Grundstrom Sydney Ison and Paul Tveten amid unclear Petersburg wire references. The readable items suggest a community notes snippet with multiple names and affiliations.

Petersburg R Wearfield Esther Carnes Fh. Monteith Junior Grundstron C. Grundstrom S Gruidstrorh Sydney N Ison Paul Tveten

Boats collide in fog off California coast. seventy three feared dead

Reports say foggy conditions led to a collision of boats off the California coast early today with seventy three feared dead. Details remain unclear as rescue efforts continue.

California

Sinking of Coastwise Steamer San Juan Claims Seventy-Three

A coastwise passenger steamer, the San Juan, sank thirty miles south of San Francisco after a midnight collision with the Standard Oil Tanker S C T Dodd. Seventy three people perished while 110 were plunged into the sea. rescue ships Munami and Dodd assisted, with survivors aboard Dodd to San Francisco and Munami taking ten more.

San PR San Juan Here S. C. T. Dodd Pigeon Point California Munami Iito Dodd San Francisco

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