Alaska Steamship backs Kodiak harbor plan says it aids safety
Admiral F A Zeusler of the Alaska Steamship Co voiced support for a small boat harbor in Kodiak. He said the harbor would not hinder navigation and could improve safety for small craft. Zeusler, visiting on an inspection trip, noted the company’s private operation status and outlined anticipated Kodiak growth in cattle, agriculture, wool, cold storage, fish, tourism and related services.
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Alaska Steamship Co
Kodiak
F. A. Zeusler
Zeusler
MacDonalds
Zensler
Col. L. H Hewitt
Seattlel
Alaska Steamship
Alaska
Zeuser
Maritime Commission
Three Women Tour Alaska Highway En Route to Kodiak
Three Seattle visitors journeyed up the Alaska Highway to Fairbanks and Kodiak, sharing stories of a well traveled road with friendly locals. The group, hosted in Kodiak by Mr and Mrs W R Mellon, plans further travels including Anchorage and Banff National Park, while others in the area note visits and travel on the Denali and Denali route.
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Seattle
Fairbanks
Kodiak
Anchorage
Glenn Highway
Tok Junction
Banff National Park
Kodiak Nature Boy Found Roosting In Coop Tale
A headlines style report describes a unnamed man in Kodiak who sought a room at Montmartre inn then disappeared into the woods. Marshals and police found him later in a chicken house with five chickens on his shirt. No charges were filed as he remained in the coop by day’s end.
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Montmartre Inn
Hospital News For Major Surgery At Local Hospital
For major surgery, Mrs. August Heitman. For medical attention. Ronald Gillis, Charles Brouillette, Fred Lukin.
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August Heitman
Ronald Gillis
Charles Brouillette
Fred Lukin
Local cattle pictures in August issue of American Cattle Producer
Emil Knudsen photographed cattle at Joe Zentner's ranch for an article by Clarence G Currie titled The Last Frontier. Currie, a spring bear hunter, is joined by guide Charles Madsen in this feature.
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Joe Zentner
Emil Knudsen
American Cattle Producer
Joe Cattleman
Clarence G Currie
Currie
Charles Madsen
Garden Club To Meet Before Flower Show
The Garden Club will meet Wednesday evening at Mary Root's home. All members are urged to attend as this is the final meeting before the flower show.
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Garden Club
Mary Root
DeYoungs Leave for Denali Business Venture
Mr and Mrs DeYoung and their son departed for Denali where Mr DeYoung will start a business in Martin City Montana.
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Kim DeYoung
Son
Denali
DeYoung
Martin City
Mont
Helen Beakers Still In Lead Amid Chrysler Display
Helen Beakers remains ahead in the race as a Chrysler Windsor raffle car is on display at Kraft's Chrysler showroom following its Labor Day arrival from Denali. Ticket sales rise daily and local votes show Beakers leading with 54 600 against Betty Kizer 49 600 Dolly Olsen 41 100 and Jeanniesen 19 600.
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Helen Beakers
Chrysler
St. Mary’s
Denali
Kraft
Chrysler Show Room
Helen Beukerrs
American Legion
Helen Beukers
Betty Kizer
Bills Club
Dolly Olsen
Jeanniesen Chiefs
Chamber Hears Zeusler on Jones Act and Merchant Marine
F A Zeusler executive assistant to the president of Alaska Steamship Co spoke at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Montmartre Low. He urged retaining the Jones Act arguing repeal would hurt U S merchant marine and said ASC serves Alaska ports and aims to continue. Other guests included Robert Parnell of Columbia Pictures Inc and Tom Utterback.
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F A. Zeusler
Alaska Steamship Co
Chamber of Commerce
Montmartre Low
Ner
U.S
ASC
Alaska
Robert Parnell
Columbia Pictures Inc
Mirror Horse Show Wins Bright Spot At Event
In today's page the Mirror highlights winners from the horse show, noting notable performances and local results. Evangel Home features content while Owen's letter appears in a community column. The issue includes brief notes on crafts, classifieds, and a light chat section.
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Evangel
Owen
Puckett
Val Pasergers
Paving Begins on Kodiak Main Street Progress Push
Paving of Kodiak's main street starts this week with culvert work near the former commissioner’s office. If on schedule, Alaska Way will become a cement street from Mission to Brooklyn in 2 or 3 months after completing sewers grading and curb adjustments. Ralph Shupp leads culvert work while Patrick Lynch and Co will pave. 130 tons of cement are planned, with detours and regrading to 12 inches below finished grade.
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Kodiak
Alaska Way
Mission 1d
Brooklyn Ave
Ralph Shupp
Patrick Lynch and Co
Denali
School Board Candidates Filed for Ballot
Additional nominees for the school board ballot include Mrs. F. R. Hamilton and Mrs. Clara Heal from the BPW and William Stone, Stanley Alvine, John Hughes, Eugene Marlar, and Arthur Filse from the Progressive Party.
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School Board
BPW
F. R. Hamiton
Clara Heal
Progressive Party
William Stone
Stanley Alvine
John Hughes
Eugene Marlar
Arthur Filse
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H. F MacDonald
W R. MelLion
Alder Lane
McLinn
B. Lantz
Kent Wash
Gladys Bodine
Renton
Mr Mclinn
Mary Bowman
Pt. Orchard
C. W. Fretts
Paul Fretts
Loretta Nachand
Tom Nachand
Coop
Paul Hering
Mill Bayrd
Tony
Tesarik
Hospital News
Mr. Zeusler
Merchant Marine
Navy
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