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Public notices detail advertisement timelines with 2 P M for classified ads and 11 A M for display ads, outlining submission deadlines and general guidance for readers and advertisers.
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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
6
Public notices detail advertisement timelines with 2 P M for classified ads and 11 A M for display ads, outlining submission deadlines and general guidance for readers and advertisers.
A note in the paper links gas on the stomach to appendicitis risk and mentions a study context. It also references store ads and learning about new products shown today, inviting readers to review the latest offerings.
Mt Sterling Ohio resident BH Quimby Smith aged 28 is touted as possibly the United States youngest Funk president. Wan recently named dead of the First National Bank of Mt Sterling, a major financial institution in the region.
A Soli oe set by See Sully's Carpenter Shop invites bids for jobbing and cabaret work. The notice lists exterior nek eli me Oe and Tyner jmrbtealars, with Pho 156 as contact. A promotional study urges readers to visit the store and learn about new items shown today.
J Lindley Green registers a mineral survey in Sitka Mining District Alaska for a lode claim near Kimshan Cove on Chichagof Island. The notice notes adjoining conflicts with Tringad and Divine claims and requires adverse claimants to file with Anchorage Land Office within publication period or eight months. First published June 3 1925 and last August 4 1925.
The Princess Louise, under Captain A Slater, arrived in port at 4 30 yesterday and sails at midnight for Skagway on the Canadian Pacific Railway season opening trip to South Alaska. From Juneau she proceeds to Skagway then Bennett and the White Pass route with 210 Vancouver passengers and 260 tons freight.
Seattle June 10 The Steamer Queen departed for Southeast Alaska ports at 10 in the morning carrying 141 passengers including Otto Wana Miss Welen Pennington J T Watson P J L Neil Charles Pickett George A Murdock and wife Ernest Hayes S B Davis L Myers and one steerage passenger.
The record lists tide times for tomorrow with high and low tides. Embeds several misreadings but indicates a sequence of tide events with times such as 8:44 and 4:56 and a late low at 10:48 p.m. including associated notes.
Advertises a bargain ticket sale warning that only a limited number of tickets remain. Encourages immediate purchase to avoid missing out and highlights savings compared with staying home.
Seattle June 1. Replacing the gasoline schooner Silver Wave crushed in Arctic ice last year, the new vessel powered Silver Wave has been launched for Lomen Brothers. Mrs George Lomen sponsor. The 65 foot long craft with an 18 foot beam and eight foot draft will carry passengers from Nome to Kotzebue and should be ready to proceed to Nome early next month.
The steamer Yukon from the Alaska Steamship Company is scheduled to arrive in Juneau at 6 this evening, with advices about the schedule received at the local office today.
The U S Coast Guard Cutter Cygon departs from its Ketchikan headquarters en route to Beward for patrol duty as part of ongoing maritime operations in the region.
The Estebeth, a mail and passenger boat under Capt. J W Davis, docked this morning after its regular run to Skagwig Haines and wayports. It will depart tomorrow night at 11 o clock for Sitka and intermediate points.
Peter Tanovich remains in favorable condition after being struck and run over by a car last Sunday. X rays show two ribs loosened from the spine with no other fractures beyond severe bruises.
The Northwest ern steamer of Alaska Steamship Company arrived at 12 15 this morn ing and remained until 2 30 am sailing westward. It carried 700 tons of freight for Juneau and six round trip passengers. Total aboard were 172 from Seattle with 149 first class and 29 steerage. Passengers include cannery crews for Drier Bay and Crab Bay. many on board for Seward.
The Admiral Rogers of the Pacific Steamship Company is due to arrive in Juneau at o'clock from Sitka southbound. The ship has completed the triangle run to Haines Skagway and Sitka.
See Sully's Carpenter Shop for jobbing and cabinet work. Phone 136. Adv iF elevator service at the Zynda. ady.
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