Reception for Parks Assured Next Week
The Chamber of Commerce approved a reception for Governor-elect George A Parks to be held next Tuesday evening at Gover nors Mansion. A special committee led by W. S. Pullen was formed to oversee arrangements and invite Channel residents, Douglas and nearby towns. The article lists numerous new committees for Independence Day plans and details program elements, including a baseball tournament, contests, dances, and a war-hero theme with cash prizes, plus Skagway’s Harvest Festival proposal and a forwarded exhibit from Juneau.
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Chamber of Commerce
Governors Mansion
George A Parks
Alaska
W. SS. Pullen
J. F. Mullen
G. W Freeburger
HW. CG. Walmsley
Robert Simpson
H. CC. DeVighne
Douglas
Alaska Juneau
Skagway
Skagway Woman's Club
Chamber
Juneau
Southeastern Alaska Waly Association For
Burford family heads south seeking new piano post
Mrs Burford leaves Juneau on the steamship Princess Louise and heads to San Francisco to locate permanently. Mere J W Burford, who preceded her, is already established there. Mrs Burford will enter Manning's.
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Mere
J. W. Burford
Juneau
Princess Louise
San Francisco
Burford
Manning's
San Francisco piano teacher to lead Juneau classes
Miss Podd from the San Francisco School of Music will take over Mrs Burford’s piano classes in Juneau. Burford has taught here for several years and built a large pupil group. Podd expects to arrive around July 1 to begin instruction.
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San Francisco
Podd
Juneau
Burford
Thane man badly injured in thirty foot fall from power plant
Alec Sturrock of Thane suffered a four part fracture to the olecranon process and injuries to two fingers and his face after falling about thirty feet from the Salmon Creek basin power plant roof while repairing the building. He was treated in Juneau and remains at home in Thane in favorable condition though elbow healing will take time.
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Alec Sturrock
Thane
Salmon Creek Basin
Sturrock
Juneau
Retriever Has Cargo Salmon Run Is Good
The Yakutat district reports a heavy salmon run this season. Captain Frank Wright, owner of the floating cannery Retriever, in port from Dry Bay, has already. 1,501 cases. The Retriever will ship salmon south on the steamship Queen and head to Situk River to resume cannery operations. Captain Wright sails with his son Don and about ten crew.
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Yakutat
Frank Wright
Retriever
Dry Bay
Wright
Juneau
Queen
Don Wright
Situk River
Smith Returns From Seymour Canal Trip On Ranger Vi
Harold Smith of the U S Forest Service has returned to Juneau aboard the Ranger Vi after completing official business at Seymour Canal.
Large addition to Tongass forest in Alaska proclaimed
President Coolidge signed a proclamation adding 1 110 094 acres to Tongass National Forest in Southeastern Alaska. Land lies north of Cross Sound Icy Strait and along Lynn Canal west shore with a big tract between Cape Fairweather and Point Seduction near Haines. Timber stands are reported rich totaling about 4 500 000 000 board feet.
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Coolidge
Alaska
Tongass National Forest
C.H. Flory
Cross Sound
Icy Strait
Lynn Canal
Flory
Cape Fairweather
Gulf of Alaska
Point Seduction
Haines
Lyon Canal
Glacier Hay National Monument
Strawberry Point
Mansfield Peninsula
Sentnel Island
Lincoln Island
Key Strait
Miss Kashevaroff Bride of Glenn Brewer in Juneau Home Ceremony
At eight o'clock last night Miss Legia Andreavna Kashevaroff daughter of Rev and Mrs A P Kashevaroff of Juneau became the bride of Mr Glenn E Brewer son of Mr and Mrs C TD Brewer of Seattle. The ceremony at the bride's home used the ring rite before candles. The gown was pale green with silver lace. Attendants were Mrs LeRoy Vestal and Miss Irene Nelson. The groom was supported by Mr Raymond Murphy of Seattle. Intimate family friends attended.
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Kashevaroff
Guy McNauehston
T. M. Reed
Legia Andreavna Kashevaroff
A. P. Kashevaroff
Juneau
Glenn E. Brewer
C. TD. Brewer
Seattle
LeRoy Vestal
Honlor
Irene Nelson
Raymond Murphy
Dr W E Mulhollan Returns To Open Dental Office
Dr W E Mulhollan returns and opens a dental office over First National Bank, advertising his services to the public.
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W. E. Mulhollan Returns
First National Bank
Adv
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Eecutive Board
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J. J. Connors
EH. M the Frends
Charles Caldstein
Dr. HH
C. DeVighne
EK Valentine
John Beek
J. Goldstein
W. 2B
Britt
Allen Shattuck
W. S. Pullen
W. RR. Garster
M. H. Sides
W. B Kirk
Leonard James
Fred Sorri
W. G G. Johnson
J. W Leivers
J. Ff. Mullen
F. L. Faulkner
1. H. Post. Musle—Henry Roden
Genn Oakes
H. W. Frawley
Iomnt
FF. Freeburger
Martin Lavenik
Ek.schombel
Ed. Sweney
Doublis Austin
Oliver Olson
A. F. McKinnen
J White
John W. Troy
George Simpkins
Willis E. Nowell
Hills Brothers
Schillings
van Camp Pork & Beans
O. F
E. Brand Libbys
R. C
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George Brothers
Renol
J. B. Burford & CO
A. B. Hall
Alaskans
Miss Grace Carny
W. C. Stokes
Front St
Substation Post Office No
Tongass Forest
S. E. Alaska
Flory Sald
Mr. Brewer
University of Washington
Miss Kashevaroff
the Nugget Shop
Skaeffer
Front Street
Canton
Wah ON Cho
Coliseum Theatre
Buddy
Elks’ Hall
Spinach
Reliance
Pineapple
Liberty Bell
Fisher’s
Goldstein’s Emporium
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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