Domestication plan eyed for Alaska caribou herd
Edward W. Nelson, head of the US Biological Survey, will lead a Alaska reindeer and fur bearing animal program. He sails to Bt Michael via Seattle to survey and fund reindeer propagation with 25 000 dollars and 15 000 dollars for fur animals, drawn from a 40 000 dollar congressional appropriation. He aims to study domestication of vast caribou herds and integration with 150 000 reindeer managed by natives.
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Alaska
Edward W. Nelson
United States Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Seattle
Bt. Michael
Victoria
Nelson
Congress
Interior Department
Department of Commerce
Teachers Wed May Earn Rebate From Annuity Fund
An opinion by Deputy Prosecutor Charles E. Claypool finds school teachers who quit to marry may recover money paid to the teachers' annuity fund. This follows a request from Secretary of School District No. 1. Frank KS Crews, 40, night manager of Chauncey Wright restaurant, died after a stroke in city hospital. He is survived by his wife Laura and had recently moved from Denver with the Elk Lodge.
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Charles KE. Claypool
BK. Pleming
Frank KS Crews
Chauncey Wright
Becond Ave
City Hospital
Bonney Watson
Laura Crews
Denver
Tanlac credited by foreman for wife's health recovery
Ivan Hansen of Spokane says his wife, once an invalid, gained weight and strength after taking Tanlac. He reports improved digestion, liver function, and sleep, with headaches and nervousness disappearing. He notes other family members also benefited and recommends the medicine. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special Tanlac representative.
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Ivan Hansen
North
Lincoln St
Spokane
Wash
N. FP
Hansen
Taniac
Tanlac
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Twohy Brothers May Convert Seattle Shipyard to Car Factory
James Twohy, vice-president, said the Seattle North Pacific plant on the Duwamish waterway may be transformed from shipyard to railroad car and gondola manufacturing facility as demand for shipbuilding wanes. The Twohy brothers recently acquired the plant from C. J. Erickson and associates and plan to dispose of shipbuilding appurtenances.
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Twohy
Explosion damages pavement near Des Moines injuring three
County engineers are probing a Monday pavement blast on the Des Moines highway that injured three people, including H F McClung and two of her daughters. The four year old monolithic pavement lacked expansion joints and the blast caused a concussion risk and back injuries.
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Dee Moines
H. F. McClung
S31
Fourth Ave
Aged Father Alleges Assault by Daughter and Husband
Garrett W. O Neil, custodian of the federal building, and his 1é-year-old daughter Gweneth with her husband Louia Judkins, face assault charges in Justice W Brinker s court. The elderly man says they choked and beat him at his home 6517 57th Ave 8. Bail set at 250 each, tied to ongoing divorce litigation from 1914.
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Garrett W. O'Neil
Federal
Gweneth
Louia Judkins
W. Brinker
57Th Ave
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