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Petersburg Weekly Report

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1918

Page

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Petersburg Defends Reputation Against Pro-German Claims

Petersburg residents reject a Department of Justice official’s claim that the town is a pro German hotbed. The Alaska Daily Dispatch reports Assistant District Attorney Steve Ragan sparked protests by branding Petersburg as pro German, a charge locals deny. Deputy Marshal Noah Howell found little pro German activity, noting only a few remarks by three men in the red light district. The city council passed protest resolutions and will send copies to higher authorities.

Petersburg Department of Justice Alaska Daily Dispatch Steve Ragan United States Red Cross War Fund Noah Howell Marshal Howell Red Light Nelson Scow Bay Ragan

Red Cross notes Petersburg Branch prepares knitted goods

The Petersburg Red Cross notes have 90 surgical pads ready for shipment. Ladies in the workrooms sew Red Shirts this month and call at A. B. Hall noon to five to help. The War Fund Drive total is 655.96 dollars from Juneau. A new cupboard for yarn and knitted articles was built by Rev. Munro. The Petersburg allotment for three months by Sept 1 includes 15 sweaters and 160 pairs of socks. Members may knit at home and receive guidance and yarn from the hall.

Petersburg Mnean A. B. Hall Munro

Fresh vegetables urged to aid war effort in Alaska

The Alaska Food Administration urges using fresh perishables now to reserve canned goods for American soldiers and allies. The note stresses practical prep work and a nationwide effort to cut unnecessary consumption while stocking reserves. The Despatch steamship brought 665 tons of freight to Petersburg and several passengers, with local business visits and cannery discussions noted.

Alaska Food Administration Food Administration Petersburg Anderson Henry Linn O. A Benson Wm. Gardner Allen Fraser C. W. Landburg Joe Barnett J. Ostrosin Arthur Bacon Siguard Peterson Robert Ritz Sam John Ed Young Fred Smith Robert Jones E. J. Schaeffer

Patriot War Time Poem From Petersburg Packing Co

A wartime verse sent by Frank Rhoades of Petersburg Packing Company urges unity and sacrifice for the nation. It calls Americans to front lines, pledges loyalty to the flag, and condemns Kaiser tyrants as orphans and widows weep under Allied pressure.

Frank Rhoades Petersburg Packing Company

Citizen Soldier No 258 Draft Message and Local News

The page features a citizens soldier draft poem about wartime sacrifice and home front needs, plus updates on E. C. Hurlbut arriving from Juneau to Petersburg to deploy road work on Scow Bay, Wrangell project completion, and Wrangell road start next week. A Popular Mechanics note introduces a compact sound amplifier for noisy offices aiding toll calls with noise suppression.

E. C. Hurlbut Territorial Juneau Tillicum Wrangell Petersburg Scow Bay Popular Mechanics Magazine

Appeal for Armenians seeks $30 million aid drive

The American Committee on Armenian Relief appeals to Americans for 30 million dollars to aid starving and persecuted Armenians in Syria, Armenia and Mesopotamia. Alaska’s quota is 12,000 dollars, with Juneau leading local fundraising efforts under Reverend George G. Bruce. The Red Cross committee in Petersburg mobilizes funds before the month’s end. Deer hunting season details and local job printing offered by the Report office are also noted.

American Committee On Armenian Relief United States Syria Armenia Mesopotamia Germany Austria Ance Europe Asia Alaska Bank of Petersburg George G. Bruce Juneau Red Cross Jack Stott Henry Dahl R. C. Mathis Munro

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