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Newspaper
Petersburg Weekly Report
Location
Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
2
Petersburg Lodge No 702 holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p m in the Arctic Hotel Building Wm H Gribble is Dictator and R L Clifton serves as Secretary.
Petersburg chapter No. 528 of the Women of Mooseheart Legion will meet on the first and third Tuesday each month at 8 o clock p m. Mrs Etta Worth serves as S R and Mrs S Gauffin as Rec.
Igito No 26 meets first and third Wednesdays at Pioneers Hall. Visiting Pioneers welcome. John Thermodsater president M Perkins secretary.
Advertisement lists mailing charges and subscription rates for Petersburg Alaska with options for one year six months and one month in advance and per copy pricing. Advertising rates are stated as available on application.
President Harding through an executive order creates Seward Alaska as a customs port of entry in the 31st Customs District. J C McBride cites rising inland freight from Government Railroad and Cold Bay oil regions boosting Seward trade and fish industries. Quarters are secured in the former Alaskan Engineering Commission building. opening expected early next year.
Mrs. Gertrude MacKenzie of Juneau and H. P. Crowther of Ketchikan were secretly wed at 7:30 PM yesterday at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. C. M. Van Marter.
On November 1, A Jakobitz and A Johnson were apprehended at Hot Springs on the Stikine River for illegal trapping. They pled guilty before U S Commissioner Wm G Thomas. Weatherward Walter Culver accused them of killing 19 beaver 2 mink and 47 musk rats before the season. Each was fined 200 dollars and the pelts remained in court custody.
Tentative plans are under way to erect a plant on the Eklutna River 25 miles north of Anchorage to generate 3,000 horsepower. It will supply electricity to Anchorage and the Willow Creek Mining district. Frank I. Reed, proprietor of the Anchorage Hotel, is carrying out the project.
In The Probate Court For The Petersburg Precinct Alaska In The Matter Of The Estate Of CHARLES SPURGEON Deceased Notice to Creditors given by the Administrator of the Pillar Bay Fox Company partnership including Charles Spurgeon George W Barr Frank Mills and H McGee seeking claims against the estate with a specified deadline for filing.
Creditors of the partnership of equal partners and owners to the Testors O Be 1d Bil per sons having claims against the said deceased or the said partnership present claims with vouchers within six months from the first publication to the undersigned Administrator of said partnership Estate at Pillar Bay in Petersburg Precinct Alaska First publication Dec 1 1922 Last publication Dec 29 1922
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