Alaska natives form co operative stores and land reservations
In southeastern Alaska native communities organize cooperatives to run stores and trades. Klawock Klukwan and Atka report stores built from surpluses and recent co op growth. Natives mail furs to Seattle for sale. Tatitlek salmon co op nets cash and stock for winter. Lands reserved for native use bolster these ventures. Franz Ferdinand nears 50 with marriage risks a throne path. Vinson McLean turns four as wealth and charity mark a unique birthday. Amato arrested after taxi robbery flee to Italy.
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Klawock Commercial Company
Klukwan
Cape Prince of Wales
St. Lawrence Island
Atka
Alaska
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Tatitlek
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