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Newspaper
The New Native
Location
Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
1
Hydaburg edged Metlakatla 28 to 27 on Metlakatla’s home court, marking the first home loss in school history. Hydaburg’s fast game pace disrupted the hosts as Metlakatla showed strong effort, with the crowd noting their resilient play and spirited hosts.
Hydaburg beat Kasaan 27 to 18 after arriving by portage for a February 15 game at 2 with a 5 PM arrival in Kasaan. The team, led by Nelson Wallach and George Nix, traveled with Mayor John Wallace and local fans who were hosted at Mr Winkrvine’s and Mr Baronovich homes.
A silver spoon went missing at the school tea party held Saturday. Finder should return it to Mrs. Webb and will receive a reward.
A native leader urges SE Ara natives to unite and elect a native representative in the capital. The piece notes natives are one third of the population with no capital representation, cites progressive leaders considering a candidate, and highlights loyalty through Liberty Loan subscriptions and Red Cross participation.
The Nancy, built by Ben Barnard for $3,000, is a 9 ton gas boat with a 20 horsepower Corliss engine capable of 7 mph. Owner George Haldane led a crew including John Benson Walter Green and Philippine to fish a round Craig for the Columbia Salmon Company during July to September. The summer catch totaled 50 900.
A dry frost helps residents stock wood while Bertha Smith in Jusieau Hospital sends a donation to Metlakatia’s Commercial Co. The New Native thanks Morrison for Gordon Press repairs enabling ordinary job work. Josephine Scott in training at Juneau Hospital saves ten shares in H.T.Co. Officers include Lewis Tom as President and George Vandal as Vice President. A baby girl arrives to Paul and Louise Morrison on February 25. Paul treats guests to cigars. Louise’s family grows with four brothers. Eddie Kogo travels from Craig to arrange repairs by Jimmy Ebense on Kogo’s Eagle.
The Natives of Southeast Alaska plan their yearly Klawock fair initiated by the Bureau of Education. The New Native will report the proceedings in the first issue after the event.
The New Native prints Wickersham's charge that Hyda and Klawock natives cannot vote under federal law unless residing apart from their tribe. It notes Metlakatla Hydaiurg and Klawock organize under home rule laws and portrays a shift from tribal leadership to a forward looking native generation. Ayman is described as limited by circumstances.
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