Bureau renews fish movement investigation in Alaska
The Bureau of Fisheries will extend a study of salmon migration routes in Southeastern Alaska waters this summer. Thousands of salmon will be tagged with serial numbers and a 60 cent reward offered for tag returns with details. Cooperation from local canners supports reward payments as the bureau continues the prior season’s work in Southern Alaska and earlier efforts in Cunosto Bay and Southwestern Alaska.
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Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
L.cc. Sinteh Huilding
Seattle
Cunsto! Bay
Alaskan
Eagle boats depart for Seattle after five day Alaska cruise
A flotilla of four Eagle boats with Navy reservists from Seattle Tacoma Portland and Grays Harbor left Juneau about 2 a m returning to Seattle after a five day Southeastern Alaska cruise. Governors and locals joined visits to Taku Glacier and Skagway with Governor George A Parks aboard. The fleet will sail south through the Inside Passage with short calls at Alaska coast towns.
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UU. $ Eagle
Navy
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Grays Harbor
Juneau
Alaska
Taku Glacier
Skagway
Glacier
George A. Parks
George D. Grant
Acufic
Eagle
Weisberg Undergoes Major Operation At St Anne’s
Gas Tineau Hotel clerk R Weisberg underwent a major operation for stomach trouble this morning at St Anne's Hospital. His condition is reported favorable this afternoon.
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R. Weisberg
Gastineau Hotel
St. Anne's Hospital
Cedar in Port as Supplies Taken for Lighthouse Station
The U S Lighthouse vessel Cedar under Capt Leadbetter lay in port yesterday en route to Ketchikan from Point Retreat. Supplies were taken for the light and fog signal station being erected.
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U.S
Leadbetter
Ketchikan
Point Retreat
Settlemier Ships Ore From Galena Hill
Charles J. Settlemier, former editor of the Dawson News and now mining in Mayo district, has shipped 650 tons of high grade silver lead ore from his Galena Hill property and will continue to sack ore and ship until the season ends.
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Charles Jt. Settlemier
Dawson News
Mayo District
Galena Hill
All the comforts of home. Hotel Zynda.
A brief note referring to Hotel Zynda offering familiar comforts. No additional facts or details available.
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Happy Home
Cassiar Gold District reports from Cedric Davis return
Cedric Davis arrives aboard the Admiral Rogers from Cassiar area with firsthand notes on the new gold region. He disputes the stampede’s viability, notes few paystreaks, and urges government appraisal to aid prospectors. Davis praises Hudsons Bay Company supplies and plans to stay in Juneau after weighing offers.
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Cedric Davis
Admiral Rogers
Iold Pan Creek
Cassiar
Mr. Davis
Latimer
Smith
Curley” Smith
Marshall City
Alaska
Bowers
Yukon
Perkins
Yard River
Davis
Wrangell
Jimmy Joyce
Will Eatch
Alaskan naturalist Hal G Evarts returns from Admiralty trip
Hal G Evarts, noted naturalist and writer, and companion Earl F. Crouch of Cody Wyoming, arrived in Juneau after a nearly three week gas boat cruise in Admiralty and Chichagof areas. Evarts called the country charming and said they overstayed their time by over two weeks.
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Hal G. Evarts
Wild Ife
Earl
F. Crouch
Cody
Wyoming
Juneau
Admiralty
Chichagof
Wrangell Businessman Marries Neva Dodge
Harry Coulter a Wrangell businessman and city council member wed Miss Neva Dodge in Wrangell. Dodge taught in Wrangell public schools for three years and did not own a confectionery shop. The couple were married recently in Wrangell.
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Harry Coulter
Wrangell
Neva Dodge
Wrangell Cannery Engineer Dies After Boat Fire
James Crandall, a Lake Bay cannery engineer at Wrangell, was accidentally killed when his clothing caught fire and he jumped overboard during an explosion. Irene Barnes, a tender, drowned nearby before rescue.
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James Crandall
Lake Bay
Wrangell
Irene Barnes
Wedding in Petersburg Unites Lenore Martin and Theodore Thnckley
Miss Lenore Martin, a Petersburg Schools staff member for two years, wed Theodore P. Thnckley an operator in the United States Cable Office on June 10 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. David Waggoner of the Presbyterian Church per the Petersburg Herald.
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Lenore ‘Martin
Petersburg
Theodore P. Thnckley
United States
David Waggoner
Presbyterian Church
Petersburg Herald
Notice to Citizens on Broken Sidewalks
Notice requests any person finding broken sidewalks to notify City Clerk immediately by order of Street Committee.
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Nly
Notable residents on Alaska steamer return plans
Miss Hilda M. Kohl visiting in Juneau has boarded the Alameda to tour Skagway Haines and Sitka and will sail to Seattle aboard the Alaska steamer after returning. Mrs C M McGrath and Miss Gertrud McGrath of Sitka travel home via Alameda after visiting Juneau en route. KR R Frazier president of Washington Trust & Savings Seattle travels with Mrs Frazier and their son on the Alameda.
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Hilda M. Kohl
Juneau
Alameda
Skagway
Haines
Sitka
Alaska
Seattle
C. M. McGrath
Gertrud McGrath
KR. R. Frazier
Washington Trust & Savings Company of
Elks Picnic a Great Success at Marmion Island
The Elks Annual Picnic yesterday at Marmion Island drew about 400 attendees from infants to seniors. Activities included races, ball games, rowing, and boat rides with hot dogs, ham, coffee, punch, and ice cream widely consumed. the Alma carried a large crowd back at 5 pm as the day closed.
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Elks
Marmion Island
Alma
Babes
S P.m
Fox farmer transports cargo to island in Alaska
Bacon of Harbor Island fox farm brings James W. Myers to the island aboard the Sidney with cargo of shingles and supplies for a building, shelter, and feeding needs. About 125 pairs of blue foxes were on the island last fall, with many pups now. He says a proposed canal at Oliver Inlet would greatly aid fox business travel between Juneau, the fox islands, and ports south of Juneau.
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W. OH. Bacon
Harbor Island
Alauska
Bacon
Oliver Inlet
Juneau
Fox Islands
Well Known Alaskans Wed In Cordova Nuptials
Miss Margaret Taylor former Alaska school teacher and Capt Maurice C Reaber master of the Carlisle Packing Company motorship Carlisle 1 wed in Cordova. The bride came from Seattle for the wedding. Capt Reaber formerly served with the Alaska Steamship Company. The couple will reside in Cordova.
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Margaret Taylor
Alaska
Maurice C. Reaber
Carlisle Packing Company
Carlisle 1
Cordova
Seathe
Reaber
Alaska Steamship Company
Reader
Reverend F G Sherer Leaves Cordova Pastorate
Reverend F G Sherer resigns from the Cordova Presbyterian Church to accept a charge in the United States. He was formerly pastor at Fairbanks and traveled south on the Northwestern’s last trip. The notice mentions all outside rooms and the Hotel Zynda.
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F. G. Sherer
Presbyterian Church At
Cordova
Fairbanks Presbyterian Church
States
Northwestern
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Clarence Mackay
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Vepa Pius
Cassiar Area
Dease Lake
Jand
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Hoonah
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Whitehorse
Yukon River
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the Nugget Shop
Robert Simpson
Skaeffer
Zynda —Ady
Rexall
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L. C. Smith
J. B. Burford & CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Coats
Goldstein’s Emporium
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