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Newspaper
The New Native
Location
Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
4
The document catalogs musical numbers and performers from a school event, including song titles such as Shadowland Whispering Hope and America s Creed, plus names of students and staff like Gideon Duncan Francis and Margaret Levwel, with sections for bands and choirs.
The New Native Printing Company of Hydaburg Alaska advertises custom letterheads and envelopes for gas boats, noting Dan Nathien and a 16 by 30 warehouse on the dock and Klawock’s enlarged town hall as signs of a growing economy. It promises good taste in printed stationery for prestige in commercial life.
The vessel Alfonso XIIIA, owned by Ved Wallace, sailed from San Prancis on a Fs Ju de hasa voyage with a spread of 8 im. di. It traveled during July August and September. The ship had 6 Casuesty of 11 tons. Captain Fred Wallace led the crew. The engine was Cuestér Tousen, with 4000 suime eucehtones, 20c, 1600 vags and 15000 humps.
The Glady 24, owned and built by James Edenso, is a six ton vessel with a 12 horsepower engine. It fished southeastern Alaska waters near the Xove Inlet cannery from August through September, reporting catches of sockeye and dog salmon and humpback totals.
The gas boat owned by Frank is undergoing maintenance for trolling purposes only with a 5 HP Standard installed by Mr Frank.
Mayor John Wallace leads a volunteer effort with John Brown Fred Wallace George Haldane Ed. Scott Robt Edenshaw and Luke Frank meeting at the Gov t Residence to finalize plans for extending the sidewalk beyond Bell s. The council approves the project and a community party will follow upon completion.
The tale recounts how the white raven pursued the moon, transformed into a worm to reach a water basket, a woman swallowing the form, and the mother finally yielding the moon to the child who played with it. A great fire blackens the raven, who later breaks the moon, creating the stars. Narrated by Jim Spahn and interpreted by Boyd Nakathla.
Garden plot offered for sale in Luckwan Village for 20 dollars. Apply to John Meyers for details and purchase arrangements.
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