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Alaska Industrial News Highlights in Fairbanks Alaska
Alaska Interior reports Bert Dwyer of Montana named federal mining inspector with HQ in Fairbanks. Alaska Liberty Oil Company formed to take over Mass Henderson Nelson Butler Nome holdings in Cold Bay. Reindeer meat served at Chamber luncheon from Nome shipment. Salmon Packers Export Corporation formed with major Seattle members to export pink and chinook salmon. Navy mining work at Chickatoon and Alaska Railroad progress cited. Bridge over Susitna River under rapid construction 264 miles north of Seward. Captain Bergman recounts Yukon journey from Fort Gibbon to Dead Horse by foot and rail. Population estimates hint at decline. reindeer shipments and brown bear concerns noted. Subscribe for the report.
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Alaska Liberty Oil Company
Dr. Mass
Messrs. Henderson
Nelson
Butler and
Nome
Cold Bay
Alaska
Frederick Freeman Evans
William Keith
W.H. Bergman
Jeff Davis
Yukon
Seattle
Fort Gibbon
Lewid
Wereif Davis
Gibbon
Bergman
Fairbanks
Nenana
Canyon Road House
Dead Horse