Metlakatla Cannery Agreement and Community Promises
The document outlines a lease for a salmon cannery and fish trap rights on Annette Island Reserve with Seattle operators. It sets a 1 cent per salmon trap rate, $100 per fish trap annual permit, and a minimum $4,000 annual payment for fish privileges in 1917, plus $6,000 yearly for five cannery years beginning 1918. Native employment is prioritized, aiming to empower Metlakatla to eventually own and operate the cannery under federal supervision. Also notes sale of the gas boat Skunk to John Kanowa and a $350 sale to Alex Spahn, and ends with a moral exhortation.
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Metlakatla
Seattle
Wash
Annette Island
My Greatest Need Learn English for Global Business
A concise note about improving English speaking skills to engage worldwide business. The speaker emphasizes language fluency as essential to feel confident and connected in professional settings. The text hints at a broader goal of effective global communication.
Why We Study Science in Modern Society
The article argues science differs from common sense by using systematic observation and verification to explain why and how things happen. It contrasts everyday thinking with scientific method and notes common sense can mislead, citing historical beliefs such as geocentrism and blood circulation. It also mentions Helen Brown and a Steamship Santa Anna bound for Hydaburg.
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Harvey
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Ren
John Kanowa
Alex Spahn
Francis John
Will
Helen Brown
Santa Anna
Hydaburg