Westlake Installed Worthy President of Douglas Aerie 117
Douglas Island News reports Charles W. Westlake was installed as Worthy President of Douglas Aerie 117, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at the regular meeting. John Mills became Junior Past Worthy President after a successful term. Other officers installed include Alfred Hewitt vice president Thomas Cashen Jr chaplain Guy L. Smith secretary R. A. Schmidt treasurer Leslie Cashen conductor Anton Riess Inside Guard Join Marin Outside Guard PvP. W P Elmer EF Smith acted as installing officer. The meeting concluded with a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Westlake
Douglas Aerie 117
Order of Eagles
John Mills
Thomas Cashen Jr
Guy L. Smith
R. A. Schmidt
Leslie Cashen
Anton Riess
Marin
W. P. Elmer EF
Smith
Occas
City Council Meets For Routine Budget and Repairs
The city council held its regular meeting to review routine government matters such as paying bills. The repair work on city streets and sidewalks was discussed and deemed satisfactory, with funding planned in about a month for needed repairs.
Mrs Samuelson Dies in Seattle on Dropsy Illness
Matailda Samuelson long resident of the island died at a Seattle sanitarium on the 25th of last month from dropsy. She had suffered from the ailment for several years and the death was reported by mail yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matailda Samuelson
Island
Seattle
Leaving for Summer School by Steamers
On the steamers departing today several Douglas young ladies sail to attend summer school in the States. Elva Kirkham leaves on the Alaska for Pullman College while Helms and Impi Aalto head to Bellingham Normal aboard the same boat. Bernice Scoville and Hazel Miller depart on the Jefferson for a round trip to the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
States
Elva Kirkham
Alaska
Pullman College
Helms
Impi Aalto
Bellingham
Bernice Scoville
Hazel Miller
Jefferson
Memorial Day Thanks From Douglas Island Women’s Club
The Douglas Island Women's Club thanks participants in the Memorial Day exercises and Mr William Ott for the use of the Liberty Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Island
Dr W E Mulhollan Returns Opens Dental Office
Dr W E Mulhollan returns and opens a dental office over the First National Bank. The page encourages readers to study store ads and learn about new items shown for the first time today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Adv
Notice to Contractors for Seward Kenai Like project
Sealed proposals for construction or improvement of the Seward Kenai Like Section 1 Reconstruction National Forest Road in Chugach National Forest Alaska will be received by the District Engineer Bureau of Public Roads U S Department of Agriculture Juneau Alaska until 10 00 A M on June 17 1925. Bids opened read. 2 07 miles of work including clearing grubbing excavations grading surfacing bridges culverts masonry and stonework. Proposal guaranty five percent required. Work to be completed within 120 weather days after contract execution.
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Seward - Kenai
National Forest
Chugach National Forest
Territory of Alaska
Third Judicial Division
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Juneau
Alaska
F.O.B. Seward
Secretary of Agriculture
New Post Office
Portland
Oregon
Goldstein Building
Seward
M. BF. Williama
General James A Thomas Elected C C V Commander
General James A. Thomas of Dublin Georgia was chosen commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the thirty fifth annual reunion held in Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Thomas
Dublin
United Confederate Veterans
Dallas
Tex
Storm Hits Iowa Town Causes Severe Damage
Sioux City Iowa June 2 seven injured two fatally likely and over a dozen homes destroyed in a late evening storm. Property damage estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Family boards Queen for Alaska round trip voyage
Mrs. Robert Simpson and her two children Annabelle and Robert sail on the steamship Queen for a round trip visiting Skagway Haines and Sitka. Dr. Simpson, who had been on a sojourn along the Stikine river, returns from Wrangell aboard the Queen.
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Robert Simpson
Annabelle
Robert
Queen
Skagway
Haines
Sitka
Dr. Simpson
Stikine River
Wrangell
Road improvement contract for Wrangell High Way project
The Bureau of Public Roads invites bids for improving 2.00 miles of Wrangell High Way through Tongass National Forest in Alaska. Work includes 10.60 acres clearing, 5.79 acres grub, 9300 cu yds unclassified excavation, 225 cu yds structure excavation, 2.00 miles finishing, 120 ft log bridge, 348 sq ft log cribbing, 55 cu yds dry rubble masonry, and 500 lin ft concrete culvert pipe. Bid must be by June 17, 1925 at 10:00 A.M. in Juneau. five percent guarantee required.
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Wrangell Highway
Cemetery
Shoemaker Bay
Tongass National Forest
Territory of Alaska
First Judicial Division
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Juneau
Alaska
F. O. B. Wrangell
Secretary of Agriculture
New Post Office
Portland
Oregon
Goldstein Building
Representative of
Forest Service
Wrangell
M. D. Williams
Weather Forecast for Juneau and Vicinity
Weather conditions recorded by the U S Weather Bureau forecast fair tonight and Wednesday with light northwesterly winds. Barometer around 29.74 this morning, 29.72 at noon. humidity 66 at 8 am, 52 at noon. Light showers near the Bering Sea and a reported thunderstorm at Eagle yesterday. Winds NW, varying 12 to 15 mph.
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Juneau
Aleutian Islands
Alberta
North Pacific Ocean
Bering Sea
Eagle
Tanunda
Minneapolis to Honor Norsemen of Western Plains
The city plans a multiday Norse celebration drawing 26 000 attendees to honor descendants of the 58 Norwegian immigrants who sailed aboard the Restorationen on October 9 1825. The event highlights Norse American impact in the Northwest with exhibits and a pageant featuring 1000 participants and Colonel Hans Hee of the Fifteenth Wisconsin Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Western Plains
Restorationen
Tomigrate
America
Northwest
Stavanger
Margaret Allen Larsen Atwater
Atwater
John Larsen Atwater
Chicago
Jane S. Atwater
Hans Hee
Wisconsin Infantry
Heg
Chickamauga
Notice to Pay School Tax in Juneau Alaska 1926
Notice by John A. Davis as School Tax Collector for Juneau Alaska dates April 2 1926. All male residents ages 21 to 50 subject to five dollar tax if in Alaska by April 1 1926 with delinquency rules after May 1 1925. Employers must list employees and may deduct tax. penalties include fines and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
John A. Davis
Early Stocks Review Pointing to Initial Date
A quick examination urges investors to gauge the stock performance at an early date with cautious optimism. Key figures from major firms are expected to influence sentiment as markets anticipate preliminary earnings signals and potential shifts in sector leadership.
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Douglas Eagles Lodge
Alfred Hewitt
Worthy
Presi
City Council
Mrs. Samuelson
W. E. Mulhollan
Barney Google
Spark Plug
Kansas
Toreke “Te Iuha
Kimonm
Bae. FS
Amo Spire SP
CE Tug Axe
Auti
Ando
Bulls Tins
Houremann
Barney
Tuem Clouns
Harev
Eg Bone
King Features Syndicate Inc
Creat
Britain
Spike
U. S. Weather Bureau
CABLE
M. Stathons
Deikape Lebirp
Weather & Name Ao
Tanana
Mairbanks
Staul
Dutch Harbor
Kodiak
Mt Iiereby
Clits
U.S. Navy
Revenue Cutter Service
Sunlight
Scott
Scott & Downe
Bloomfield, N. J
Carlson
Sitka Slot Springs
F. L. Goddard
Berry
Gastinera Hotel
Covidh Auto
Archie John Covich
Lakich
North Transfer
P. Battello
Geo. B. Rice
P. O
G. E. Krause
Swain
Alaska Electric Light & Power Co
Juneau and
Douglas, Alaska
Sheet Metal Works
W. C. Jensen
Winter & Pond Building
F. A. J. Gallwas Dry Goods—Notions
Frye - Bruhn GO
Harri
Bear
Mr. Bear
C. W. Young Company
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