Alaska Story Told By Uncle Ted For Kiddies
A tale recounts Alaska's vast wealth from minerals and fisheries, tangling with population shifts and government plans. It notes 1867 purchase cost, 1920-22 commerce, a 467 mile Seward to Fairbanks railroad, and the need for roads, trails, and direct Cabinet observation to spark development.
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President Harding trip eyed to solve key Alaska issues
The article notes management of Alaska affairs split across Interior Agriculture Commerce War Navy Treasury Justice Labor Post Office and State departments. It expects the President and cabinet to tackle immigration road funding fishing industry ship safety seal protection mining game laws and more on their return, hoping for rapid development and prosperous homes. In Chambersville, locals report car trips to Philadelphia Pittburgh Punxsutawney and a Memorial Day store closure.
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