Farewell Party Honors Bernice Scoville and Hazel Miller
Miss Bernice Scoville and Miss Hazel Miller were honoured guests at a farewell Saturday gathering at the D Street home of Mr. and Mrs. L W Kibburn. About twenty five guests enjoyed games and contests. Sophia Anderson and Josephine Seici, training for nurse vacations at Providence Hospital Seattle, returned home for a month of vacation with their parents. Both report good progress and health.
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Bernice Scoville
Hazel Miller
D Street
Sophia Anderson
Jasephine Seici
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Princess Mary
Seys Return Home After Two Month Seattle Visit
Mrs. Charles Sey and daughter Elizabeth and James Sey returned home on the Mary after nearly two months visiting Seattle and vicinity. James Sey is recovering from a serious stomach operation. They visited former residents including the Jenson family of Fort Angeles the Martin family and the D H Christoe family of Seattle. James Christoe had arrived from New Mexico and planned to come north in about a week.
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Charles Sey
Elizabeth
James Sey
Mary
Seattle
Wronaglas
Jensons
Fort Angeles
Martin
D. H. Christoe
James Christoe
New Mexico
City residents aid road work with volunteer gravel haul
A number of automobile owners gathered yesterday for volunteer road work, hauling gravel and filling ruts and hollows to improve riding. Participants included F A J Gallwae Josh Simpson Mike Pusich and the Dovelas Dairy, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. J. Gallwae
Josh Simpson
Mike Pusich
Dovelas Dairy
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Frank EK James
Dr W D Arcy announces the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Frank EK James last evening. The child weighs six pounds and is described as healthy by the attending physician.
Transportation Men Find Fish Aplenty
Aboard the Admiral Evans at Kodiak a party led by Captain Graham and including Pilot Gilje Chief Engineer Bergin elint Purser Celia Blain and others fished seven hours and returned with 1100 pounds of rainbow trout the largest 22 inches and the smallest 14 inches Chief Steward Cox was too tired to help after being bogged down by his catch but the crew pressed on with the fishing expedition return to Seward noted.
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Kodiak
Colin Blain
Admiral Evans
Seward
Graham
Gilje
Joe Cox
Alexander
Celia Blain
Berginelint
Auditory Butler
Cox
Drink Water If Kidneys Bother Advertisement
A handy home remedy advises sipping a quart of water daily and taking four ounces of Rad Salts with breakfast to flush sluggish kidneys and neutralize acids. The ad claims improved kidney function, relief from back pain and bladder irritation, and suggests biannual medical exams.
Barney Google and Spark Plug in a comic strip misfire
Barney Google and Spark Plug appear in a dated comic strip scene where mischief and humor unfold. The page highlights their antics, with quick gags and visual punchlines typical of early 20th century newspaper humor.
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Barney Google Oujasser
Spark Plug
SPIRE
Reform Mayor Slater Takes Office in Cherry Valley NL
Reform Mayor Mrs. Josephine Slater is elected in Cherry Valley after a promise to clean up the city. Immediately after taking office she launches raids against dance halls and resorts previously run by male mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Slater
Cherry Valley
Alaska anglers showcase trout at cafe exhibition
A local scene notes fishermen catching and killing larger trout to "suave the salmon" as the Alaska fish commission engages workers. The sizable specimens will be taken to Sitka for display in a prominent cafe to promote Alaska as an angler's paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Commission
Jon
Alaska
Holstein Friesian Convention Delegates Gather in Grand Rapids
Forty four states and Canada will send 166 delegates representing over 25 000 breeders of pure bred Holstein Friesian cattle to the Holstein Friesian Association of America convention in Grand Rapids on June 2 3.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
States
Canada
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Electricity Shutdown In Douglas Tomorrow
Alaska Electric Light and Power Company announces a power outage in Douglas for fore noon tomorrow from to l o clock. The notice informs residents of the temporary service interruption and urges preparation for the outage.
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Douglas
Alaska Electric Light & Power Company
Nly
Notice to Eagles Meeting for Douglas Aerie No. 117
All members are requested to attend a regular meeting of Douglas Aerie No. 117 F O E tonight at 8 o clock. The agenda includes installation and initiation. JOHN MILLS is named Worthy President.
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Eagles
Douglas Aerie No. 117
John Mills
Weather Forecast for Juneau and Vicinity
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity to 24 hours beginning 8 p m today. Probably fair tonight and Tuesday with light variable winds. Local data shows yesterday at 8 p m barometer 29 86, temperature 47, humidity 86. Readings at 8 a m today 29 84, 52, 66 with NW winds and partly cloudy. At 12 noon today 29 83, 58, 65 with NW winds and partly cloudy.
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Juneau
Weather Observations Across Alaskan and Pacific Coast Stations
Observations at Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland and San Francisco taken at 4 am and 4 pm Juneau time show pressure fairly evenly distributed from Nome to San Francisco and below normal at all reporting stations. No reports from the Southwest in the last 24 hours. Light showers so far with interior and Pacific Coast Alaska affected. Temperature rose quickly in the upper Yukon Valley over the past 12 hours.
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Prince Rupert
Edmonton
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Juneau
Nome
Pacific
Alaska
Yukon Valley
Economists Study Plans To Aid Farm Purchases
Economists outline a program by Fairway Farms Corp to assist tenants in buying farms. Competent agricultural experts will advise tenants, backed by economists, farmers, and realty men. Montana State College extension service will help educate and distribute findings to promote land settlement in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairway Farms Corporation
Montana
Montana State College Extension Service
Georgia Retains Stocks As Correction Method In Prison Camp
Fulton County authorities revive the stocks as a disciplinary measure at a convict camp. Long confinement hours cause severe pain, raising questions about the practice and its effectiveness amid ongoing debates on prison reform.
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Fulton County
Georgia
Hes
Miss Wilson to Wed Henry J. Williams of Litchfield NL
Miss Helen Elizabeth Wilson daughter of Chicago packer Thomas F. E. Wilson plans marriage to Henry J. Williams a longtime employee from Litchfield Newfoundland and Labrador She is a 1921 graduate of Wellesley College Massachusetts.
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Helen Elizabeth Wilson
Thomas FE. Wilson
Chicago Packer
Henry J. Williams
Litchfield, NL
Miss Wilson
Wellesley College
Massachusett
Tenant relations pledge outlines fair returns and long term ownership
Investors gain confidence with assured return on invested capital while tenants obtain farm ownership through extended payments. The document emphasizes high chances of success via intelligent action and direction from experts hired by the landlord.
Mentho-Sulphur Restores Clear Skin Fast
A noted skin specialist says Mentho-Sulphur is the best remedy to clear eruptions and irritation on face neck or body. Its germ destroying properties make it a reliable treatment for eczema and itching, leaving skin smooth after application like cold cream. Bowles Mentho-Sulphur is sold in small jars at drug stores.
Anchorage Council Reelects Powless Chief of Police
Anchorage City Council reelects L. A. Powless as Chief of Police after a tied vote. Absences of W. A. Sherman and William Clayson shifted backing. Sherman and Clayson voted for Powless, and the council approval was four to three.
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L. A. Powless
Anchorage
W. A. Sherman
William Clayson
Vowless
Sherman
Clayson
Valdez Pioneer Dies at Seventy in Alaska Community
Heber Smith, longtime Valdez pioneer, died there recently at age 70. A member of the Elks and Pioneers of Alaska, he served as jailer in Valdez for many years.
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Heber Smith
Valdez
Ile
The
Elks and Pioneers of
Alaska
Kim dries kindling and stove wood ad
For Kim dried kindling and stove wood see Juneau Transfer Company, Phone 48. Bundles of old newspapers at the Empire, 25 cents a bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau Transfer Company
Early Date Stock Review Implied by Market Watch
A brief note calls for inspecting stock performance at an early date. It signals caution and suggests a preliminary assessment of market trends, with emphasis on identifying key movements, potential gains, and risks for investors.
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Juneau Rooms
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