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Newspaper
The Daily Alaska Empire
Location
Juneau, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
The empire is the medium announces closing times for ads at 2 PM for classifieds and 11 AM for display. It lists ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents for each subsequent, with an average five words per line. This text outlines pricing and timing details for newspaper advertisements.
Edward Morrissey editor of the Ketchikan Chronicle and Mrs. Morrissey leave Ketchikan for a month long vacation in the East. He will attend the Rotary Club Convention in Cleveland then visit Washington, Baltimore, and Northampton, preserving ties with former homes.
Frank A Boyle acting for Bernard Hirst files serial 6841L under the May 10 1872 act and amendments for 100 feet on the Sunday Quene Lode in U S Mineral Survey 1504 on Chichagof Island Sitka District Alaska. The survey outlines six corner bearings a 19.807 acre area with magnetic variation 30 East. Adjacent conflicting claims Trinad and Divide Ouelderes are included in Mineral Survey 1502A of the Hirst Chichagof Mining Co. Adverse claimants must file notice with the Anchorage Land Office within eight months of publication.
The southbound steamship Admiral Rogers, Capt. Frank Landstrom, arrived in port at 8 o clock last night from Skeeway Haines and Sitka and departed at 11 o'clock for Seattle with 83 passengers on board. In port for three hours the ship hosted tours and dancing for locals, and 12 passengers disembarked in Juneau while others headed to Seattle Ketchikan Wrangell and Petersburg.
Northbound steamer schedule lists QUEEN JEFFERSON ESTEBETH ALASKA PRINCESS ALICKE ADMIRAL WATSON ADMIRAL ROGERS YUKON HENRY J VIRGINIA IV and others with Seattle departures from June 11 to June 17 and times. Southbound sailings include PRINCESS LOUISE NORTHWESTERN and ADMIRAL EVANS with June dates.
Seattle June 11 Henry Dearborn vice president of American Jlawakan Steamship Company announced the purchase from Kk Grace Company of six vessels used in the intercoastal trade.
Tomorrow tides show high tides at 4 49 a m and 6 57 p m with low tides at 11 21 a m and 11 57 p m. The amplitude values indicate a high range around 1 and 3.5 feet respectively for the respective high and low tides.
The Steamship Princess Louise of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company is set to arrive in Jumeau at 6 30 tomorrow morning and depart at 8 for the South.
Cheaper round trip fare of 7 50 includes ticket meals and a fare bed at Haines arrives before midnight in Juneau. Limited tickets available get yours now.
The motorship Virginia IV capt Tay Bayers departed the port at 10 last night for its normal voyage to Chicharelf and Weyports. Passengers leaving Juneadh include Mrs Pure Crockwell and son J A Clary. For Excursion Inlet Joe James is listed among passengers.
Dr F I Goddard of Goddard's Hot Springs on Baarnof Island was a passenger last night on the steam er Admiral Rogers en route to Petersburg. He visited his daughter Miss Dorothy Goddard while the steamer was in port. Dr Goddard went to Petersburg to look after the practice of RK Ropers while he and his bride make a brief trip to the States.
Moose Picnic set for Salmon Creek next Sunday June 14 all day with plans under way for activities and gatherings. Community event invites residents to attend and participate in nontary schedule with family activities and camaraderie.
Seattle June 11. Steamer Jefferson sailed at o'clock with 125 passengers for Southeastern Alaskan ports. Passengers headed for Juneau include P. W. Despot, C. P. Lewis and wife, Miss Lea Barber, Miss Dorothy Kleinschmidt, Miss Grace Kleinschmidt, and three steerage passengers.
J. H. Hart assistant U S Attorney has accepted an invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration in Petersburg as guest of the local committee. He recently went to Ketchikan on official business and has presided over several criminal cases before the U S Commissioner's Court there. He is expected to return home in a week or ten days.
Kim dried kindling and stove wood offered by Juneau Transfer Company with phone 48. Day service advertised.
An old advertisement claims local germ attacks cause nasal inflammation and discharge. It urges using Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils to clear the head, reduce inflammation, and stop the cold, advising readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
Telegram from Haines Alaska reports Pullen Juneau Forty One Scouts returning to Alma accommodations for all attending from Juneau arranged program including parade drill dance scout contests and demonstrations. They returned tonight after a three day hike with good weather and all doing fine. Scoouts inspected by Colonel Morrow and complimented by him as a large crowd gathered from Redlingshafer.
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