Fisheries Hearing in South November 28
The Chamber of Commerce announced hearings on fisheries regulations for the southwest Alaska reserve to be held in San Francisco on November 28. Tuesday’s session in the Chamber assembly room collected information for use by the secretary of commerce to formulate rules. The Southwest Alaska fisheries context is advancing toward regulatory action.
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Chamber of Commerce
Recond Fisheries Reserve
Alaska
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room
Secretary of Commerce
Southwestern
Trade Council to Meet in Tacoma
The Pacific Northwest foreign trade council will hold its second annual conference in Tacoma on December 14 and 15. President William Pigott of Seattle announced the event today.
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Pacific Northwest Foreign Trade Council
Tacoma
Willam Pigott
Seattle
Reserve Created by Executive Order Includes Bristol Bay Waters
A new reserve formed by executive order encompasses the waters of Bristol Bay Kodiak Afognak and Cook Inlet, expanding protected areas and marking a major conservation action.
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Bristol Bay
Kodiak
Afognak
Cook Inlet
Alaska Shipments Show Big Increase
The value of Alaska shipments in October 1922 nearly tripled October 1921 totals. Canned salmon alone accounted for over 15 million dollars, more than three times the prior year's October value, per the Juneau collector of customs reported to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Juneau
Dr. Suzzallo To Return Home Wednesday
President Henry Suzzallo of the University of Washington will return home Wednesday after a busy East Coast trip. He visited numerous educational institutions and attended several committee meetings. He spoke at the National Association of State Universities convention in Washington, D. C., where he serves as president.
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Henry Suscallo
University of Washington
Busrallo
Washington, D. C
National Association of State Universities
Extermination Call as Rainier Cougars Threaten Deer
In Olympia on November 21, Dr. Glenn Bach warns Rainier National Park’s increasing cougar population may exterminate deer and other game. Federal hunter A. Broner, with four trained dogs, recorded a nine foot cougar skin. Park authorities forbid summertime hunting. officials fear tourists.
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Ralph J. Benjamin Olympia
A. Broner
Federal Hunte
Ashford
Olympia
Bach
Vernon Bailey
Rainier National Park
Dr Blosser’s Catarrh Cigarettes Offer Home Remedy
A 1900s advertisement promotes Dr Blosser’s Catarrh Cigarettes as a safe home remedy for catarrh and frequent colds. The copy claims the herbal smoke reaches head throat and lung passages, contains no cubebs or tobacco, and invites readers to send ten cents to The Hilosser Co in Atlanta to receive eight sample cigarettes by mail.
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Blosser
Catarrh Specialiet
Dr. Blosser
Colin
Hilosser Co
Atlanta
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Horen Ave
N. Capitol
Emil Carl
Willow Rainier
Cascade: Coal CO
Northlake Melrose
Cornwall & Son
Melrose
Fuel & Fred CO
Greenwood
Jake
Rere
N. KH. Kenwood
Henry Heckman Main
Keating Furl CO
St. Kiliott
Green Lake
Kenwood
T. Melrose
Occidental, Furl CO
Northlake Ave
Pacific Coast Coal CO
Hatlrond Ave. S. Main
PAC
We Coast Coal
Geo Glendale Schulth’s Coal
Dearborn Beacon
Skhatitle Coal CO
Northlake
Spring Wile Furl CO
California Ave
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Stone Way
Victor Fuel CO
Main St Hencon
Vining Railroad
Thomas Garfield
Wainwright
Mcalfester
Otfln
J. Thomas Collier
North McAlester Baptist Church
Long Beach
Cal
McAlester
Arbumatione
J. B. Ashelman
Asherman
Ashelman
Noth
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Streat
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Maine
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Puyallup River
Hach
Catarrr
Edwin J. Brown
Columbia St
Canton
Second and Union
Seattle, Wash
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Carpenters
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