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Newspaper

The New Native

Location

Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

2

The New Native Journalismoid Page Ad Notice

Publication notice indicates a biweekly paper titled The New Native with a 1.50 year subscription. Advertising rate by request. Subscription manager Gideon Duncan and advertising manager Henry Duncan listed with staff credits.

Mercurial Moods Knockers and Boosters

A short column urges readers to be boosters for progress and happiness. It rebukes chronic knockers and praises those who contribute to community efforts with action and a positive, helpful attitude.

Haven Earth

Lumber Market Shows Encouraging Gains in Seattle

Seattle papers report an advance in lumber prices and note manufacturers plan to reopen mills. Reconstruction is expected to boost demand for export, keeping the mill busy. Worn-out machinery should be replaced or rebuilt. A price table follows and orders are welcome. The mill operates under efficient management and promises prompt attention.

Seattle

Unification Efforts Highlight Alaska Native Cooperation

The piece celebrates growing harmony among Alaska Natives the FE ydas Tsimpse ans and Thlingets. It credits Chief Jake Ya kwan for a notable achievement and notes the U S Bureau of Education initiated an annual fair to foster neighborliness and mutual aspiration among natives.

U.S. Bureau OF Education AAA

Funny Schoolyard Tales and Psalm Readings

A fragmentary column blends anecdotes about church traditions and school mischief. A stranger questions Mrs Armstrong about a biblical scene while Johnny forgets his birth slip and carries a note from his mother.

Mrs. Armstrong Johnny Ibrot

Reading a Newspaper Without Pay

A circulation manager compares reading a newspaper without paying to riding a jitney without a fare and urges readers to subscribe and send in news from other towns for publication and subscriptions.

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Class In Journalism Thydaburg Tpaling Co Sypapurg Ava Gideon Duncan Henry Duncan Boyd Nakathla Marius T. Hansome Unificat Alaska Jake Yakwan S.E. A Bureau F.J
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