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The New Native

Location

Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

4

Paul Liberty Appeals for Native Unity in Alaska

A message from the A N B urges Alaska natives to unite for patriotism, industry, and honor. It emphasizes education, American standards, and joining the six year old organization to achieve full patriotic American citizenship and improved opportunities through unity.

A.x.s Alaska A.w.n

New Native Hydaburg praised for English aid

U.S. Commissioner of Education P.P. Claxton praises the New Native volume 1 issue 2 for its value in teaching English. He recalls visiting Hydaburg during school construction and expresses wish to revisit the village and school. An exchange notes a three ball sign’s Indian origin from the Pawnee, via the Boston Transcript.

Hydaburg P.P Claxton U.S Pawnee Boston Transcript

Hydaburg Native Memorial Church Built By Community Effort

The Hydaburg Memorial Church sits on the town knoll as a symbols of shared native aspiration. Funds and labor came from local families and volunteers with lumber donated by Hydaburg Trading Co and shingles paid for by donors. The church remains the property of the native community with Presbyterian backing only in name, and construction details include a memorial Good Shepherd window and several smaller memorials.

Klinquan Howkan George Haldane U. S Presbyterian Mission Board Hawkes-worth Young J.l.howe Howe Kogo Lewis Tem Hydaburg Trading Co Hawes Worth Good Shepherd Vellatire Collison Mary Chaney Gould Phillip Skultka Bertram Charles William James Frank Herbert Nathong James Kogo Helen Frank Edwin I Chaney Howe Bernice Ethel Jones Mr.Howe J. L. Howe John Brown Lake Frank William Hamilton

Local family notes and quirky quotes in town column

Mrs. Lela Baronovich heads to Juneau hospital for month long treatment. Nagle orders lumber to fix his house and brighten Hyda burg. Little John asks a playmate to football but jokes about the ball. A remark on fraudulent stones recalls a decade old Antwerp diamond scam netting about eight million dollars.

Lela Baronovich Juneau Hospital Little John

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Paul Liberty N.B Dr. Claxton Hydaburg Memorial Church Haldane Mr. Brown Yeltatzie Family Nagle Antwerp
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