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Petersburg Weekly Report

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1920

Page

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Petersburg to Get 1.5 Million Pound Cold Storage Plant

Scow Bay, four miles from Petersburg, will host a new Alaska Fish and Cold Storage Co plant. It aims to store over 1.9 million pounds of fish and 1,000 tons of ice with two 40 by 40 foot units and 18 foot height, powered by a Corliss steam engine.

Petersburg Scow Bay Nels Nelson The Alaska Fish and Cold Storage Company Corliss Nelson Glacier Fish Company Tacoma Wrangell Narrows U. S

Petersburg Hospital Modernization Underway

The Petersburg Hospital is being rapidly upgraded to a modern Southeast Alaska facility. A Honeywell steam heating plant rated at 250 pounds will service the building, replacing old stoves, and a large sterilizer has been installed to reduce infection risk. Plans call for partitions creating seven private rooms and a six bed ward, with two rooms in the old wood shed for mild contagious diseases.

Petersburg Alaska

Paper Founder Visits Petersburg After travels

Lynn W. Miller founder of the Petersburg Report returned from Juneau by boat and has spent a week in town before departing on the City of Seattle. He has drifted through Pueblo and Springfield and Seattle, and has worked as foreman at the Alaska Daily Capital shop in Juneau in recent months. Mrs. Miller continued south on the Spokane while he plans further movements perhaps visiting Vancouver B. C. for a time.

Lynn W. Miller The Petersburg Report Juneau Seattle Mr. Miller Pueblo Colorado Springfield Oregon Alaska Daily Capital

Doctors Rowley Depart For Treadwell Ties In Alaska

Drs E O and Gladys Rowley who recently settled in Petersburg have moved north to Treadwell and Douglas. They will run offices in both locations and serve as company physicians for Treadwell Company on Douglas Island working with Dr H C DeVighne. Julius Sunde sailed south aboard the City of Seattle due to heart trouble.

E. O Gladys Rowley Petersburg North Treadwell Douglas Rowley Jefferson Treadwell Company Douglas Island H. C. DeVighne Julius Sunde Seattle Mr. Sunde

Alaskan Glacier to Boost Shrimp Trade at Petersburg

The Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co led by Earl Ohmer plans to raise shrimp processing to six tons daily in Petersburg this winter, moving the shrimp house to a new 24 by 380 foot facility with gravity handling and a 40-packer room. The fleet will expand from three to five boats by October, crabs will be shipped in large quantities, and cans will be filled for retail at about 200 cases weekly. Some old quarters will remain for crab processing and waste crabs will be canned.

Ohmer

Cable repairs improve line between Sitka and Petersburg

The Burnside vessel is replacing worn cable along the Sitka to Petersburg route. Repairs will restore the line to better condition than in several years, with service resuming after completion.

Sitka Petersburg Burnside

Fertilizer Plant Finishes Construction at Scow Bay

The Marine Products Company fertilizer plant at Scow Bay is now in operation. Superintendent Ed Jones said the plant is testing rapidly and will run at full capacity of 50 tons per day once raw materials are secured. Focus is on processing fish offal and correcting machinery weak spots.

Marine Products, Company Scow Bay Supt Ed. Jones

Petersburg Scow Bay Road Work Advances With Looming Finishes

Foreman Lanterman says twenty men are employed and more will be hired as possible to finish clearing and most grading this season. Clearing near Olaf Arness homestead is complete and grading progresses while surfacing is unlikely this year. A cannery tender Valkexre suffered a broken crank shaft in Duncan Canal and Captain Woods seeks a replacement engine. Council approves a 20 mill tax levy yielding about $11,261 to the town.

Petersburg Scow Bay Lanterman Olaf Arness Scow Hay Valkexre Duncan Canal Woods

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