Weather Conditions From U S Weather Bureau Report
Observations from Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland and San Francisco show 4 am and 4 pm readings. Low pressure dominates southern Bering Sea and Alberta with a high pressure ridge from Kodiak Island to Oregon. North of California pressure rising, cooler in eastern Alaska and British Columbia with showers in southern Bering Sea and nearby valleys.
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Noth
Prince “Rupert
Edmonton
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Juneau
Bering Sea
Alberta
Wodiak Island
Oregon
California
Alaska Peninsula
Hering Sea
Kuskokwint
Tangna
Cordova
Alaska
British Columbia
Bethel
Tanhana Os
Dy Eagle
Pairbanks
St. Paul
Dutchb Harbor
Men Fancy Hose Puncture Proof Silk Stockings
A hardware and apparel listing promotes Fancy Silk Puncture Proof Hose designed for durability and comfort. The product emphasizes reinforced seams, smooth texture, and lasting wear for men seeking practical stockings. Availability and pricing details are shown in the advertisement.
Men s Oxfords Crepe Sole Comfort Pair
The ad promotes men s oxfords with crepe soles as comfortable and easy on the feet, highlighting their soft feel and everyday wearability for readers seeking practical footwear.
Towels of Unusual Quality and Size Sell at 40 Cents
The towels are described as unusually good quality and large in size with a double thread weave. They are offered at a regular price of 40 cents.
New Oxford Crossword Puzzle Shoes with Crepe Soles
Oxford shoes described as tan with brown trim and crepe soles. The item notes a new crossword puzzle theme or branding woven into the style, suggesting a novelty or fashion angle without detailing availability or price. The article emphasizes color and sole material.
Classified Notice: Children’s Clothing Sale Prices Listed
Advertises children's garments in sizes 814 to 2 with prices at seven dollars and fifty cents. Indicates “same as above” pricing for all items in this range. Local store details not fully visible in fragment.
Elks Flag Day Observance Slated In Juneau Hall
Juneau Lodge No. 420 BOP CE announces Flag Day ceremonies at Elks Hall at 8 p m Saturday. Exalted Ruler Dr G F Freeburger urges public attendance to honor the 150th anniversary of the American Revolution with a formal program including ritual rites, prayers, music, and an address by Bro R B Robertson Long.
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Juneau Lodge No. 420
Bop C. E
Elks’ Hall
G F. Freeburger
Nizina River Bridge Put Into Commission
The Nizina River bridge built by the Alaska Road Commission under a cooperative agreement with the Territory is completed and ready for traffic according to Maj. U. F. Oliver. He returned from Interior Alaska after weeks of travel noting interior roads and trails are in excellent condition for this time of year. Oliver's route included Seward Anchorage Wasilla McKinley Park Fairbanks Chatanika Copper Center Cordova Juneau and plans to visit Kantishna Lake Minchumina upper and lower Kuskokwim districts and potentially the lower Yukon and Nome regions the summer.
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Nizina River
Alaska Road Commission
U. EF. Oliver
Commission
Interior
Alaska
Maj. Oliver
Seward
Anchhorate
Alaska Railroad
Ile
Tthe
Kantishna
Lake Minchnuniina
Upper
Anl
Kuskokwim
Yukon
Nome
Zinkan Retires After Long Service In Customs
G Zinkan, a Canadian customs officer with years at Skagway, retires aboard the steamship Princess Louise en route to the south. He travels with Mrs Zinkan and plans to live in Penticton BC. He is brother in law to Bell Busby, chief of Canadian Customs and former Yukon Territory collector.
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Skagway
G. Zinkan
Zinkan
Penticton
B. C
BE l L. Busby
Canadian Customs
Yukon Territory
Who's Who and Where in Juneau
Mrs. O Torkelson and her three daughters travel this morning on the steamship Princess Louise to Vancouver to visit a sister for about two months. Maj John L Schock of San Francisco is in Juneau after a trip to Chilkoot Barracks for dental work. Mrs H A Bishop left on the Princess Louise for the States on vacation. Miss Hazel Mathews and Miss A Hughes, school teachers, stopped in Juneau and depart on the Princess Louise for Des Moines Iowa and Seattle respectively.
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O. Torkelson
Jeff Juneau
Princess Louise
Vancouver
John L. Schock
San Francisco
Juneau
Chilkoot Barracks
H. A. Bishop
States
Hazel Mathews
A Hughes
Miss Mathews
Des Moines
IoWa
Miss Hughes
Seattle
Daughter born at St Ann's Hospital Alaska mining worker's family
Mr and Mrs Bernard Wacdahl greet the birth of a daughter to Mrs H ardahl at St Ann's Hospital at 11:30 this morning. Mrs Masdahl and her daughter may receive visitors next week. Mr Hardahl works in the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company power house.
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Bernard Wacdahl
Hardahl
St. Ann's Hospital
Masdahl
Alaska Juneau Gole Mining Company
See Sully's Carpenter Shop for Jobbing and Cabinet work
Advertisement notes Sully's Carpenter Shop offers jobbing and cabinet work with a contact phone listed as 136. The compact message emphasizes general carpentry services and a local business presence.
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Sully
Ady
Moose Lodge Picnic Promised Sunday at Salmon Creek
The Juneau Lodge plans a big Moose picnic Sunday for members families and friends at Salmon Creek. If storms occur the event will be postponed a week. Activities begin about nine o'clock with rides from Burford's Corner. a full program includes games and contests for all ages. Coffee hot dogs ice cream soda and candy will be sold.
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Juneau Lodge
Salmon Creek
Welock
Burford's Corner
Petit Jury Excused For Remainder Term In Prohibition Case
Federal District Court Judge T M Reed discharged the jury after clearing the trial calendar today. The last case, the prohibition violation charge against Andy Anderson, was dismissed on motion by U S Attorney A G Shoup for lack of evidence. Anderson, a Mecca raid clerk, had been tied to the seized contraband, while Albert Trayman faced conviction for ownership and operation of the establishment.
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Federal District Court
T. M. Reed
Andy Anderson
U. S
A. G. Shoup
Anderson
Mecca
Albert Trayman
Trayman
Dancer Eva Fuller Falls to Death in New York Hotel
Miss Eva Fuller a California native and cabaret dancer died after a fall from an eleventh story hotel window in New York. Police investigated the mysterious incident as a possible accident or foul play.
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Eva Fuller
New York
Myers On Business Trip To Juneau For Fox Farms
James W. Myers, president of the Fox Farmers of Alaska and vice president of Alaska Sumdum Fox Farms, Inc, is in Juneau on a business trip. He arrived yesterday from Sumdum, maintains headquarters in Seattle, and is in the north in the interest of his company. Study the store ads and learn about the new items shown for the first time today.
Spicketts Leave to Tour California by Auto
J. T. Spickett, Palace Theatre owner, and Mrs. Spickett departed Juneau this morning aboard the Princess Louise for the States. They will tour by auto from Seattle to San Francisco, aided by nephew J. B. Burford who sails on the Princess Abe. The trio plan a three month absence with Brasfield in charge of theatre management.
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J. T. Spickett
Palace Theatre
Thils Leaves BC Patrol on Princess Louise
Provincial Police officer T. R. Thils from Smither station, with chief HQ at Prince Rupert, departed this morning aboard the Princess Louise. He has been in South Alaska enforcing government laws on trapping and hunting along the British Columbia border.
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Thiis
T. R. Thils
Smither
B. C
Prince Rupert
Princess Louise
Mr. Thils
Alaska
British Columbia
Great Dane Cares for Berlin Cubs at Zoo
Three cub lions, offspring of Senta the prize Berlin lioness, are raised by a Great Dane after birth as crowds of children watch. Senta showed a tendency to kill them, so the foster dog becomes nurse mother, ensuring careful feeding and playful development.
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Berlin
Senta
Woods at Hendersons take over Seventh Street residence
Mr and Mrs John Woods have rented the L D Henderson home on Seventh Street for the summer, occupying the residence of the long time owner and moving in for the season.
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John Woods
L. D. Henderson
Seventh Street
Uncertain Classified Clues From Juneau Transfer and Carpenter Shops
Fragmentary note mentions Kim dried kindling and stove connection with Juneau Transfer Company and Bully's Carpenter Shop. Hints at cabinet work and old papers, with vague phone numbers 48 and 184 and references to The Empire newspaper.
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Kim
Juneau Transfer Company
Dar, i
Sully
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Warner’s Corsets
Warner
Oxfords
Ladies
B. M. Behrends Co., Inc
ELKS
Lodge
N. B. Cook
Capital City Quartette
Esquire
Alaskans
L. L. Harding
Fred Lynch
R. BE. Robertson Long
America
C ‘Nosing
Cee
G. F. Freeburger
Sherwin-Williams
Coliseum
Geo. B.rice
Gastineau
Gastineau Cafe
Catry
Spicketts
Woods
Hendersons
Bully’s Carpenter Shop
C. W. Young Company
Juneau Lumber Mills
Alaska Electric Light & Power Co
Juneau and
Douglas, Alaska
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