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Newspaper
The New Native
Location
Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
4
A medley passage asserts enduring truths about work love and social obligation. It cites ideals of leadership and public service and ends with Whistler reporting Disraeli’s humorous street encounter about creditors. The piece blends aphorisms with a brief anecdote.
A brief letter expresses congratulations to the New Native paper and wishes it a long life. Chas Fox signs the note.
Veteran detective notes counterfeiting has shifted to photo mechanical methods, enabling rapid production of credible notes. He warns the public to study genuine money, as experts must scrutinize lathe work and silk thread details to detect fakes, with danger rising from high quality plate production. Kansas City Star.
The extract from Bacons Pathway Unto Prayer shows how words such as imp and brat changed meaning over time. An old Gascoigne hymn uses Abraham's brats to mean the blessed seed, illustrating historical semantic drift.
The note urges continual effort to apply learned lessons in daily life to avoid stagnation. It emphasizes diligence and mindful practice of knowledge in everyday actions.
The program lists events from invocation and songs to readings and a dramatization. Speakers include George Haldane and Gideon Duncan with primary and intermediate divisions. Diplomas are presented by Mr. Hansome with benediction by Frank Howard.
Locals Jack Smith is appointed deputy U S marshal for Craig J L McKechnie forest supervisor transferred to Petersburg leaving Craig May 1. Supervisor Weigle transferred to Seattle. Transfers list: Tenakee George Waldane Frank Nix Luke Frank Patterson Edenshaw Jack Smith John Brown Billie Alexander to Rose Inlet Richard Nix George Charles Wm Imhoff Henry Logan Peter Bell Matthew Charles Jimmy Edenso Fred Grant. Ben Duncan Mixe George Hugh Kogo Walter Frank George Carle Ed Scott Robert Edenshaw Link Isaacs. The mill will cut all the lumber for the store and cedar ceiling will be cut and laid away to dry.
Our hydabur natives mourn the death of Chas A Sulzer noted as a friend of the natives. The Easter Sunday confirmation of his death led to half mast flag ritual and expressions of sympathy to Mrs Sulzer and the children.
Editorial notes the Moses Kulkeet house being razed for a Hydaburg Trading Co two story retail and travel facility at the creek mouth corner lot. It explains using lumber locally and praises the location near the bridge and government residence as attractive and convenient for customers. It urges prudent spending and investment in Hydaburg Co operative stock to keep money circulating.
The article notes progress in a printing class work including four boys operating presses three handling jobs, and the class improving in typesetting. The Consulting Teacher fosters growth through mistakes and readers, with dictionary use for proofreading and records keeping as part of an educational experiment.
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