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Newspaper

The Daily Alaska Empire

Location

Juneau, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1925

Page

8

Maddox invites Juneau residents to Kilkoot Barracks visit

Maj F M Maddox urged Juneau people to attend a Boy Scouts encampment at Kilkoot Barracks with a planned field day and transport by Alma from Juneau to Haines on June 13. lodgings and meals to be arranged, as announced at the Chamber of Commerce meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Army Post Juneau Kilkoot Barracks Boy Scouts F. M Maddox Maddox Alma Junean de Halnes Junean O Haines Alaska U.S Weather Bureau MBL Summers Seattle Juneau Cordova Fairbanks Nome Yukon Seenlé Big Need Postoffice Charles W. Carter Chamber United States Carter Scott C. Bone L. PD. Wenderson

Road work approved for Tongass Highway south of Laxman

Secretary Jardine of the Agriculture Department formally approves a two mile Tongass Highway section south from Laxman in the Ketchikan district. Construction may begin this summer with an estimated cost around 57000 dollars, funded by 47000 from Forest Service road funds and 1000 from Divisional road funds. The Territorial Road Commission filed the project, with prior approval by District Forester CC H Flory and U.S. Forest Forester W B Greely.

Tongass Laxman Ketchikan Jardine Department of Agriculture Perritorial Road Commission CC. H. Flory U. & Forester W. B. Greely

Topographer to Work in Wrangell Narrows

H. K. Flynt, toposraher of the U S Geological Survey, assigned to the Central Land Office for the season, will work in Southeastern Alaska. He will arrive in Wrangell late this month. His work coincides with subdivision surveys by B. E. Guerin. Mlyat will conduct topographic surveys of the region with Wrangell Survey joiner.

H. KK. Flynt The S. Geological Survey Central Land Office Alaska George A. Parks Mr. Flynt Wrangell BE. C. Guerin Mr. Mlyat Wrangell Suryowe

Wedding Follows Long-Lost Finland Romance

In Iron River Michigan a 78 year old Ely Minnesota man John Annalla married 75 year old widow Maurie Reini after meeting again in a church. Their romance began in Finland over fifty years ago and separated when they first came to America with their parents. They had not seen each other for more than half a century.

Iron River Mich Finland John Annalla Ely Minn Maurie Reini America Reini

New In Store: First Look At Today’s Fresh Arrivals

Shoppers get a peek at today’s fresh arrivals across departments. Feature items include new household gadgets, kitchenware, and apparel. Promotions highlight introductory prices and limited stock to entice early purchases. Local brands join national lines for a broad, timely display.

May Shipments Show Decrease From Year Ago

Alaska shipments to the States last month totaled 1 413 222 dollars in value, about 215 860 less than May 1924, per a monthly commerce report by Collector J C McBride. Copper ore and fisheries products drove the decline, with copper exports down 124 492 and almost all fish categories down except cured salmon. Total value of Alaska products reached 1 328 404, with United States goods and foreign products adding to the total ship value.

J.C. McBride

Youth Starved by Custodian Rescued by Police

Marjorie Schillinger, a Chicagoan girl placed in temporary custody by her father, was allegedly imprisoned by Anthony Neher in an attic. Neighbors say she was kept with hands in a pillory and a wire around her neck, starved and fed only water. Police rescued her. image shows her just before rescue.

Marjorie Schillinger Anthony Neher

Juneau City Council Regular Meeting Notice

The regular meeting of the Juneau City Council will be held tonight at o'clock in the Council Chambers. This notice confirms the council to convene in City Hall chambers for discussions and decisions.

Juneau City

Better Mailing Week Urges Proper Addressing

Public encouragement to improve mail addressing aims to recover about fifty thousand dollars lost annually due to undeliverable mail. Postmasters urge every sender to use clear addresses and include a return address to ensure delivery and reduce losses during the nation wide campaign.

United States Post Office Department Sam

Caribou Visits Town On Klondike Bridge

A stray caribou was spotted standing on the Klondike bridge last night. It appeared undecided whether to visit the city or turn back toward the surroundings, as reported by the Dawson News.

Klondike Bridge Dawson News

Strange Pet Blackie Among Hollywood’s Wild Family

Pauline Garon the Hollywood actress owns a curious one pound pet named Blackie. The animal reportedly has a California grizzly for a mother and a Belgian police dog as a father. Yet Blackie shows no concern about its lineage.

Blackie Pauline Garon California

Mayo's Widow Dies in Rampart Township

Mrs Al Mayo widow of the Yukon pioneer died recently at Rampart as reported to her daughter Mrs Canon B Totty of Dawson. The notice provides the survivor’s name and location with no further details on date or services.

Elida Piza Tierbert S. Crane Chicago Geneva Til New York Cyane Aline al Mayo Yukon Rampart Canon B, Totty Dawson

Notice to Shippers Motorship Oregon Sail June 18

Notice to shippers that the Motorship Oregon sails from Seattle on June 18 for Ketchikan Wrangell Petersburg and Juneau. For rates and reservation call the agent J. K. McAlister at the listed phone. Reserve space now.

Motorship Oregon Saily Seattle Ketchikan Wranwell Petersburg Jumeau Nowadv J. K. McAlister

Beauty spot funded by bank in Juneau business district

A beauty spot in the heart of Juneau’s business district was created by First National Bank with the efforts of Harold Post, cashier. It sits at the corner of Third and Seward Streets opposite the Territorial Museum, marking a civic improvement project.

Juneau First National Bank Harold Post Third and Seward Streets Territorial Museum

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