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Newspaper

Petersburg Weekly Report

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1922

Page

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Associated Oil selects Petersburg selling agency

The Associated Oil Company appoints Hog ue & Tveten as selling agents for Petersburg and nearby areas. First oil shipments will arrive soon as a 50 by 80 addition is built on Citizens Wharf to handle drums and tanks.

Associated Oil Company Petersburg Hogue Tveten Hogue & Tveten Marting Kildall Citizens Wharf Standard Oil Hogue & Treten

Waterpower Sites Mapped in Southeastern Alaska

Dort reports completion of a survey of southeastern Alaska water power sites revealing four new large sites with 7 000 to 10 000 horsepower, bringing total viable sites to nine with about 400 000 horsepower. Districts include Revillagigedo Island and Snettisham among others. potential pulp and paper growth noted. A bulletin with photos is planned for next spring.

Alaska J .C. Dort L. S. Forest Service Punchbowl Lake Rudyard Bay Behm Canal Ketchika Takatz Bay Blue Lake Baranoff Island Mink Bay Boca-de- Quadra Juneau Taku Snettisham Cascade Creek Sitka Warm Springs Bradfield Canal Bailey Short Bays Revilagigedo Island Revillagigedo Island Wrangell Narrows Thomas Bay Petersburg Alaska Pulp & Paper Co Stockton Calif Shrimp Bay Carrol Inlet Thornearm Mr. Dort George Inlet Mahoney Creek Beaver Falls Creek Ketchikan California

British fleet ordered to return from Constantinople

British warships that sailed from Constantinople are to return immediately due to Turkey's stance at the Lausanne conference. The report notes disruptive Greek behavior at the talks and mentions Dr. R. C. Mathis departing for the south, planning to join Mrs. Mathis in Seattle before traveling to Petersburg.

London Constantinone Turkey Laussane R. C. Mathis Jefferson

Town Items Highlight Holidays And Staff Changes

Miss Myrtle Cornelius arrived from Juneau and is spending the holidays with Bert and Mrs. Cornelius. Sarah McLean left the shrimp cannery Olympic duties aboard the Jefferson for the south. W. F. Coulson, manager of the shrimp packing plant aboard the Olympic, also left the Jefferson for a brief business trip. The Bank of Petersburg extends thanks to its customers for a prosperous 1922, and wishes them continued prosperity.

Myrtle Cornelius Juneau Bert Mrs. Cornelius Sarah McLean Olympic Jefferson South Eplant Olympic l Bank of Petersburg

Kjerulf Glee Club to Host Annual Ball in December

Miss Helen Hofstad and Miss Clara Borgaard visited Wrangell for Christmas at Hofstadts home. The Kjerulf Glee Club plans its first big annual ball in Petersburg at S of N Hall on December 20 with music and a luncheon. Dobbin Packing Company crab cannery shuts for two months due to cold weather and crab shortage.

United States Petersburg Helen Hofstad Hogue & Tretens Clara Borgaard Kjerulf Glee Club the.S.of N.hall Dobbins Deebér

Accidental Shooting Fates Harry Naylor in Typhus Lockjaw Tragedy

Harry Naylor, about 35, died after tetanus set in following an arm wound from an accidental gunshot at Farragut Bay during a hunting trip with Hervie Jorgensen. A serum arrived by revenue cutter Smith from Ketchikan but could not save him. Naylor, born in Washington, kept to himself and declined sharing his past. his body disposition is undetermined pending contact with his Seattle-based parents.

Harry Nayor Naylor Farragut Bay Hervie Jorgensen Revenue Cutter Smith Ketchikan Tian Washington Seattle

Alaska oil drilling planned near Cold Bay by major firms

Secretaries Delay and Weeks told the Senate military affairs committee that surplus war materiel valued at about 2.932 million dollars sits idle with Army and Navy departments. In Alaska, Standard and Associated Oil plan drilling on two adjacent Cold Bay claims around February 1, with expected costs of about 250000 each.

Washington Army Navy Senate Military Affairs Committee Seattle Alaska Standard and Associated Oil Companies Cold Bay

Harding opposes Borah economic conference move

President informs Senate that a Borah resolution for an economic conference is not advisable now. He says government actions in this area are already underway and details cannot be spread daily via State Department bulletins. Congress could aid by freeing the Debt Funding Commission to adjust debt payment terms.

Washington Harding Senate Congress Debt Funding Commission

Senator Borah Questions Why Troops Stay in Europe

In a Senate debate on the Borah resolution on Thursday Borah challenged Lodge asking why American troops remain in Europe. The reply cited failure to ratify the Versailles Treaty and warned that a new outbreak at bridgeheads could draw the United States into another European war.

Washington Senate Borah Lodge Europe

Paris Actress Sarah Bernhardt Near Death Sees Recovery Hope

Paris reports actress Sarah Bernhardt, once deemed near death on Saturday and Sunday, now has an excellent chance to recover according to her physicians.

Paris Sarah Bernhardt

Seaman Implicates Admiral Line Clerk in Forged Check Scheme

Karl Luskin, a clerk for the Admiral Line, is suspected of circulating forged checks totaling ten thousand dollars. He vanished after carrying out numerous operations in recent days, mainly securing cash from merchants. In Malta, the British fleet departed for Constantino ple at top speed.

Seattle Karl Luskin Alerk Admiral Line

Former President Wilson Celebrates 66th Birthday

The report notes former President Wilson's 66th birthday on Thursday. It also covers Milkef Packing Company cannery and wharf work, new piling by Martin Kildall crew, and repairs ahead of the season. Peterburg leaders and Pioneers of Alaska honor retiring president John Thormorsater with a pin. Officers for the coming year are listed.

Washington Wilson Milkef Packing Company Dation Martin Kildall John Thormorsater Petersburg Jefferson Tme Thormorsater Igoo No. 26 Pioneers of Alaska Igloo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scow Bay Petersburg Creek Forest Service Dort Geological Curvey Department Revillapigeda Island Harry Naylor Malta Constantinople C. D. Osten P. Jorgensen Julius Tolefsen M. S. Perkins Chris Tveten Ketchison J. H. Wheeler Andreanoff J. E. Sales Chas. Norberg Neil MacGregor
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