Loyal Order of Moose Petersburg Lodge Meetings
Petersburg Lodge No. 702 holds regular meetings every second and fourth Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Pioneers Hall. Ed Locken is dictator and Chet Holm is secretary.
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Newspaper
Petersburg Weekly Report
Location
Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
2
Petersburg Lodge No. 702 holds regular meetings every second and fourth Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Pioneers Hall. Ed Locken is dictator and Chet Holm is secretary.
A compact note contrasts advance planning timelines indicating options for scheduling or funding decisions. It highlights two lead intervals one year and six months before a target event or deadline in a general planning context.
A California oil company plans a Seward sub station with storage tanks, a warehouse, boiler house, and a wharf for large steamers. R. H. Fieser oversees construction from Seattle as plans include pipelines pumping fuel oil to storage tanks and trucks loading products for local trade.
Roasted peanuts every Friday at Star Bakery. Homemade bread each afternoon in Peters burg Dairy Building. Shoe repair offered by John Fanning at rear old Fisher mens Home Building. Gooseberry bushes for sale and cherry current bushes. Seeds priced per package. H Papk offers trolling boat Nell for sale with gear. Sale includes a 37 foot cedar hull vessel with engine and lights. Also two ice grinders. A. H. Ward of Sedro-Woolley, Washington lists a 37 foot gas troller NELL available for $1500 cash, with Bert Vig in Seldovia as contact.
Petersburg Alaska estate notice calling all claimants to present verified claims to administrator W. H. Royden within six months from the date of notice. First publication June 22 1923. Last publication July 20 1923.
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