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Newspaper
The New Native
Location
Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
2
Editorial page for The New Native printed every other Friday by the U S Public School advanced class. Subscription one fifty annually. Reporters listed include Fredrick Geo Gertrude Hai Paul Kogo Harris Natko and others. Various staff roles noted with names and positions.
The mill payroll runs 175 dollars weekly as families rely on steady pay. Those owing for lumber urged to settle balances to support town and company. Logging crews are clearing debts, helping meet bills, with Mr. Walter Frank cited as example of starting the fishing season with a clean sheet. Lewis Tom installed an 8H. P. Sampson in his boat Alice.
Rev Edward Marsden spoke two sermons on Leadership Among Natives and Higher Education after the Fair. Ben Duncan and wife, newlyweds, returned on the Monday mail boat to a rousing charivari. The New Native wishes the couple a happy home life and notes natives should not seek the Government Hospital at Juneau or the Tubercular Sanitarium at Haines as treatment is practically free with a nominal meal price.
Young people pledge to improve spoken and written English at the Chautauqua next year. The A N B and U S School provide chances to practice speaking English with guidance from Mr Marsden. The era calls the war to end all wars. John Ruskin advocates honest, useful, cheerful wire work.
Sam Davis from Hydaburg spent six years in Masset and will come back to dispose of his house and store then aims to build a home in Hydaburg. Visitors George Hamilton and family came down on the Commodore owned by Mr. Hamilton. The U S School reports six eighth grade graduates for the year with final exams set and graduation on April 30. Nine girls attend Mrs Webb's First Aid class for adolescent information.
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