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Newspaper

The New Native

Location

Hydaburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1919

Page

4

Locals and Personal Notes Highlight Town Developments

Ben Duncan becomes second owner of a power drag saw. Dr. Figgins and wife move to Craig. Judge Paul Korney seeks his melon share. Mr Naithlan welcomes a coming shingle mill. Cloudy receives attention to good buys for H T Co including an electric plant. The town cheers public spirit for second street and dock connection. Captain Flynn praises the new dock while Mrs Newton of Kake speaks publicly on progressive ideas.

Mr. Lopp Cloudy H.t.co Second Street Redondo Captain Flynn Cap Chas. Newton of Kake

Native hospitality at Hotel Seattle dinner scene

The article describes Klawoc as genial host to visiting natives. Seated at a large table, guests are served in grand style while native girls move about tending to appetites, creating a vivid dining-room tableau at the Hotel Seattle.

Hotel Seattle

Mayor Anneskit Delivers Welcome Speech in Kla wock

Kla wock Mayor Anneskit gave the welcome address praised for fellowship. Marsden spoke for Metilakatla with brief remarks after the feast. Hydaburg Mayor John Wallace, Judge De Witte of Kake, and Mr Newton of Kake also offered greetings.

Anneskit Klawock Marsden Metilakatla Wm’s John Wallace Hydaburg de Witte Kake Newton

New Citizen rhetoric at convention calls for enlightened citizenship

Chief Lopp closed the convention urging protection of self and family and aid to mankind. He urged education as the path to new citizenship and highlighted 100 percent schools chautauquas, universal brotherhood, a common language, citizenship papers, patriotism, health, religious work, and high standards of honor under the motto In God we trust.

Lopp Organization For Universal Brotherhood

Klao wak Notes on school band and boat project

Klawoock notes praise Mr Hibbs for the schoolboys band and the Welcome banner. Thaddeus produced strong music while Mr Demmert plans a 70 foot boat for Kooskat hake with a 30 H P Standard costing $7000. George Demmert cites a big cooperative store business during the Fair. Who’s without stock yet.

Demmert Klawock Koosk Hake George Demmert Co-Operative

New Native Printing Co Forms With Youth Leadership

The New Native Printing Co organized March 17 offers shares at 1.00 dollar to enlist many young people. The aim is to keep control with youths gaining experience before joining Hydaburg Trading Co. Directors include Boyd Nakathia Gideon Duncan Howard Frank Henry Duncan Francis John. Officials list Boyd Nakathla president Howard Frank secretary Henry Duncan business manager Marius T. Hansome consulting teacher.

New Native Printing Co Hydaburg Trading Co Boyd Nakathia Gideon Duncan Howard Frank Henry Duncan Francis John Boyd Nakathla Howard Frank Henry Duncan Mgr Marius T. Hansome

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Ben Duncan Dr. Figgins Craig Paul Korney Judge Jas. Edenso Frank James Earl Forrest Gov’t Wainwright Bellingham Normal Klawoc Mr. Hibbs Grea Thaddeus the New Native Printing.co New Native Printing Company Frydaburg Alaska In the New Native Printing Co The New Native Printing, Co Hydaburg, Alaska
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