Alaska Game Laws Change for 1936 37 Season
Alaska Game Commission announces changes for 1936 37 including a resident hunting license for all residents and extended trapping rules. Marten trapping opens without sealing or bag limits. beaver protection. muskrat seasons adjusted on Kenai Peninsula and Golovin Bay. white fox season set on St. Lawrence Island. A ten day deer season in Prince William Sound allows one deer per permit. License circulars and distribution details available.
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Kenat Peninsula
Golovin Bay
Far District 6
Prince William Sound
Alaska
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Alaska*Game Commission
Juneau
50 Tacomans on Tour of Alaska
About 50 Tacoma business leaders from the Chamber of Commerce planned a three week Alaska tour leaving June 17 aboard the Baranof. They would visit Ketchikan June 21 Juneau June 22 Seward June 26 then ride the Alaska Railroad to Anchorage Palmer and Mt McKinley returning to Fairbanks by July 2 to explore territorial opportunities.
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Cordova Daily Times
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce Sh Jhng
Alaska
Baranof
Ketchikkan
Juneau
Seward
Anchorage
Palmer
Mt. McKinley
Fairbanks
Frogs Raised for Local Markets by Charles Greenan
Charles Greenan received a shipment of frogs today and will start a frog raising enterprise. He plans to introduce frogs legs to local residents and has prepared ponds at Jack King’s. Greenan has studied frog farming for meat for a year or more.
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Charles Greenan
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Greenan
Dell
Petersburg Plans Colorful Fourth of July Celebrations
The local committee previews a two day event starting July 3 with an American Legion Dance. July 4 features a parade and sports events with cash prizes for youth and adults. Extra attractions include a speedboat race and an aquaplaning exhibition by Dorothy Young.
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American Legion
Sales’ Inn
Dorothy Young
Bonner
Ralph Hall
Locken
Hal Cawthon
Roy Watson
Claude Roundtree
Justin Lind
Dufresne Named Alaska Game Commission Executive Officer
The Biological Survey says Frank Dufresne has been referred to the Civil Service Commission for ratification as Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission. Dufresne succeeds Hugh Terhune and has served in Alaska since 1920, previously as Alaska Game Warden and later Assistant Executive Officer.
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Biological Survey
Alaska Game Commission
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Dufresne
Hugh W. Terhune
Washington
The
Game Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Alaska
Dufresne
Territory
Nome
Boston
Fairbanks
Juneau
Terhune
Notice of City Marshal Job Opening and Salary
Applicants are invited for the position of second City Marshal with a salary of 125 dollars per month. The notice requests qualified individuals to submit their applications for this municipal post and outlines the hiring process and deadlines.
Aleutian Arrives in Petersburg After LA Chamber Tour
The Aleutian docked in Petersburg last evening at seven with Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce members aboard. The ship stayed until ten, and visiting officials toured town at their leisure. Co H Swanson hosted MRI Le McCort and Mrs McCort, plus Dr Wayland Morrison who led guests on a Fall Creek drive.
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Petersburg
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Swanson
Chamber of Commerce
Mri ‘le McCort
McCort
Wayland A. Morrison
Railroad
Fall Creek
Town council approves sidewalk plan and hires marshal
The council set new sidewalk widths on the east and west street sides and from the Post Office to Wheeler Drug Company. They decided to involve Public Works and engineers to size a culvert, sworn in a city marshal with a $125 monthly salary, and appointed Allen and Ness to work with the Chamber on Petersburg’s fall participation in the Kashikan Fair.
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Wilecox
Wheeler Drug Company
Stores Offer Kellogg Package Deal in Petersburg Sale
Harnden of Alaska for the Kellogg Company visited Petersburg this week promoting a grocery store special. With two corn flakes and one Wheat Krispies purchase, customers receive a regular Pep package. A 65 cent value is offered for 40 cents. Earlier, sample packages were distributed door to door. Harnden notes sales up one third this year and covers southeastern Alaska on his second trip in as many years.
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Harnden
Alaska
Kellogg Company
Petersburg
Mr. Harnden
Republican Conclave Opens Amid Nomination Battles
Fragmentary OCR text references Col. Prank Knox and a battle for nominations at a Republican conclave. Details unclear but notes a tense start and rival factions shaping the race.
Hartzell Leaves Indian Bureau for Chicago
Donald Hartzell of the Juneau Bureau of Indian Affairs departs for Chicago with wife and daughter to become Supervisor of Case Work at the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration. He notes success placing Ben Baily totem poles in Ketchikan School and reports Baily at work on a large new carving.
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Donald
Hartzell
Juneau
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Chicago
University of Chicago
School of Social Service Administration
Ben Baily
Ketchikan
Baily
Wrangell and Petersburg Elks Plan Picnic Trip
Wrangell and Petersburg Elks chapters prepare a Sunday picnic at Wrangell Narrows on a land point between Fall and Twin Creeks. Wrangell members travel aboard the Hazel B yes Stikine River boat chartered for the event, while Petersburg members drive the Mitkof Highway to the site.
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Wrangell
Petersburg Elks
Wrangell Narrows
Twin Creeks
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