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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
7
Douglas Island a News reports low attendance at the Fourth of July meeting led to delaying the gathering until Thursday evening June 11 at the same hour to try for a larger turnout. Also notes Mrs. W B Cahill recovered somewhat from a severe flu attack and plans to return to her Treadwell home later this summer.
Gabel Mistich came back from Chi chagoff on the Virginia IV Sunday after two weeks in the mining camp. He arrived aboard the Virginia IV following the two week stay at the mining camp.
Mayflower Island will become a popular outing spot as Douglas firefighters progress on picnic grounds. Piling has been driven and a floating landing is installed for boat access, with a staircase approach from the float. The project includes further improvements aimed at summer picnics and outings.
Rome ranks with Moscow and New York as one of the world's most expensive cities. Official statistics show March living-cost index up nearly three percent since the new year. Tourists and locals report higher personal expenses, with Romans paying sometimes double or triple last year's costs as shopkeepers cite the Holy Year.
Miss Dorothy and Grace Kleinschmidt, granddaughters of Dr S Hall Young, will sail from Seattle aboard the Jefferson to Juneau for the summer. They will work in William Taylors candy store. Zynda Hotel outside rooms.
In the United States District Court for the District of Alaska Division No One at Juneau William R. Smith sues Clara E. Smith for dissolution of the bonds of matrimony. Clara E. Smith is commanded to appear within thirty days after service and answer the complaint. The order for publication is dated May 16 1925 with four weeks of publication from May 18 to June 16 1925. The clerk is John H. Dunn. First publication May 18 1926 last publication June 15 1925.
Barney Google and Spark Plug are depicted sharing a comical meal, framed as a playful cartoon scene with their usual banter. The strip presents light humor and familiar character dynamics.
Coblenz and districts hosting American forces plan a season of commemoration from June 15 through September 23, including the German Wine Congress and a rowing regatta by Coblenz Ruderverein on June 20 and 21, culminating with a regatta ball on June 21.
Contact Juneau Transfer Company for dried kindling and stove wood. Phone 48, dag.
The notice urges women to consider kidney and bladder health noting common symptoms like back pain headaches and low energy. It touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy restoring kidney liver and bladder function and offers a sample bottle by mail with ten cents and a larger bottle for purchase at drug stores.
Forecast for the next twenty four hours calls for fall tonight and Wednesday with a gentle variable wind. Observations from Prince Rupert to San Francisco show low pressure in the Aleutians and high in the north Pacific states. Light showers noted at Pribilof Islands and Kuskokwim Valley with moderate rain at Prince Rupert. Warmer conditions from the Tanana Valley to Norton Sound and generally cooler elsewhere.
Near Gilbert gold camp Tonopah Nevada the Outlaw’s Cabin once famed as a desperado rendezvous has been renamed the Radio Church. Prospectors flock weekly as a distant sermon broadcasts reach the old landmark, showing progress from burros to automobiles and radio sermons in remote locales.
The piece discusses why older violins, like the famed 1785 Guarnerius del Gesu prison violin, are valued. It contrasts Italian craft in drifting gondolas with modern factory methods, noting slow, meticulous work and noble pay as keys. It laments American production as largely amateur.
Beginning today Wah On Cho on Front Street opposite Coli seum Theatre advertises a large silk sale with 200 percent and more off on many articles. The event highlights big discounts across a range of items in a local shop notice.
Federal Power Commission notices Arthur Moa of Ketchikan Alaska has applied for a preliminary permit for power development in Fish Creek near its mouth Hyder Alaska. Objections hearings briefs or data should be submitted to the Executive Secretary Federal Power Commission Washington DC by the stated deadline.
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