Primitive Eskimos Found by Woman Welfare Worker
Miss Marjory B Major, a welfare nurse in Alaska, found the Tikehie tribe living in a temporary village after influenza decimated them. They suffered malnutrition and could not gather food, with a 12 year old interpreter helping convey that she was human. The tribe, described as hardy yet primitive, wore fibre sewn skins, bone knives, and wooden drums.
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Baring Sea
Marjory B. Major
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Tikehik Riiver
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Misa Major
Cotton Fields May Produce Cellulose at UNC
A UNC chemistry program led by Dr. Frank A. Cameron aims to convert cotton plants into cellulose on a 10 acre plot. Predicted 1932 cellulose cost is two cents per pound, versus five cents for cotton. The process uses whole plants, with high cellulose content, to produce fibers, paper, plastics, and other goods.
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University of North Carolina
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Siiken
New Board Installed at Milliken Monday Night
Milliken April 14 the town board was installed at the G W Deffenbaugh lumber office Monday night. Q G Altwater administered the oath of office. Zen BR Greenlee will head the group as mayor for a first term with B J Blam Frank Stevenson H K Marchi D D Bassett A M Goracke and Percy Page as trustees. Ralph Roush was reelected as town…
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Milliken
G. W. Deffenbaugh Lumber Company
Q. G. Altwater
Zen BR. Greenlee
B. J. Blam
Frank Stevenson
H. K. Marchi
D. D. Bassett
A. M. Goracke
Percy Page
Trustess
Ralph Roush
What Every Husband Should Know
An advertisement touts the low daily cost of electricity and the vast services backing it. It claims the average home gains abundant light and convenience for less than a dime per day, supported by engineers, accountants, meter readers, supervisors, and lab personnel.
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Corpa
Local Governing Board Names Officers And Committees
The clerk role goes to Miss Nettie Fatria, while H W Richmond becomes police magistrate and A O Smith is rehired as lawn marshal. Finances committee includes J Wlam, J D Bassett and Frank Stevenson. street and alley committee lists Parey Page, Frank Stevenson, H K Marchpark and others with A M Goricke and B J Elam.
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Nettie- Fatria
H.W. Richmond
A. O. Smith
J. Wlam
J. D. Basgett
Frank Stevenson
J. D. Basett
A. M. Goricke
A. M. Gornske
Parey Page
B. J. Elam
Church Quartet at Junior High Assembly
The Christian church quartet entertained at Meeker Junior High School on Wednesday morning. Members Harold Tresler George Cook Roland Powell and Eugene Garrison performed with accompanist Mrs Beulah Baxter Warner singing three songs De Coppah Moon Kentucky Babe and A Medley. Encore numbers included Two Plies. The ninth grade student Theodora Alexander gave piano pieces When We Are Alone and Sweat Jonny Lee. Program announced by Trena Carigon with Mrs Helen Janagan in charge.
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Meeker Junior High School
Harold Tresler
George Cook
Roland Powell
Eugene Garrison
Beulah Baxter Warner
de Coppah Moon
Theodora Alexander
Tayo
Jonny Lee
Helen Janagan
Trena Carigon
Many To Take Exams for State Highway Engineer
Denver April 18 reports that the state highway engineer post now held by Charles D. Vail drew at least 10 applicants for the civil service examination set for April 18. Tuesday was the filing deadline, with Wall among the competitors and Peter Serie noted as a participant.
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Denver
Charles D. Vail
Civil Service
Wall
Peter Serie
Denver highway board chair to take examination
Of Denver, chairman of the state highway advisory board, and not always in agreement with Wall, will also take the examination. BG. Guy of Fort Collins, formerly resident engineer at East Portal during the digging of the Moffat tunnel, has filed application also. Hawaiian “Colors” and a territory patch describe the U S land emblem.
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State Highway Advisory Board
Alwaya
Wall
Guy
Fort Collins
East Portal
Moffat Tunnel
Police Halt Dust Sweepers On Barriage Road
In Bendga Australia police stopped two urban figures seen sweeping crushed rock from a street, cradling dust amid a claimed stunt. They faced charges under local law for removing surtag from the road, which appeared to be a swr-barriage surface.
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Bendga
Australia
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