Inquiries Made Of Following At Cov. Office Jun
The Governor's Office in Juneau Alaska seeks information on several individuals believed to be in Alaska. Names include John E Lyon Declan O Grady Frans Johansson Gustav Wick Birger Erikson Frank Moses Hopper Karl Erikson John Nileson Karl Bjerke Hjalmar Davidson Sigge Noren Tosten Olsen Hajem and others with notes on birthplaces ages last known locations and occupations. Citizens with information are urged to contact Juneau.
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Juneau
Alaska
Birger Mauritz Erikson
Norrkoping
Sweden
Frank Moses Hopper
CCC
Karl Herbert Olaf Erikson
Ketchikan
John Reinhold Nileson
Hjalmar Davidson
Rygge
Norway
F. I. Packing Co
Sigge Fredrik Roland Noren
Gothenburg
Cordova
Tosten Olsen Hajem
Hajem i Aal
Renaug and
Ole Olsen
Williams County
North Dakota
Czech scientist develops durable rayon-like cloth for book printing
A Czech scientist invents a rayon resembling fabric used for printing books that last longer than high grade paper and cost less. The German government plans cheaper fertilizers to boost farm use and raise yields and will raise potato prices for industrial use to expand production.
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Czechoslovakia
State Board Orders Three-Year Walla Walla Term for Jesse Jones
The State Pardon Board ruled Seattle mechanic Jesse Jones must serve three years at Walla Walla Penitentiary for manslaughter tied to the traffic death of Seattle pioneer Deric Swedman. Jones was previously sentenced to twenty years in prison after Judge James Ronald shed tears during sentencing.
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State Pardon Board
Jesse Jones
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Olympia
Seattle
James Ronald
Deric Swedman
New milk can covers use burlap and felt to stay cool
Notes On Science describes a two layer burlap shell separated by absorbent felt that can be soaked in water to keep milk cans cool during shipping. It also notes Belgium will ban silk displays or sales unless made exclusively from silk producing insects or sea silk.
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Belgium
Nome Adopts Nuisance Nuisance Ordinance Misdemeanor
Ordinance No 282 declares maintenance or creation of nuisance conditions in Nome Alaska a misdemeanor. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine or up to 30 days in jail or both. Noise odor sight or other disturbances defined as nuisances. Approved July 26 1937. Publish dates listed July 27 28 29 1937.
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Nome
Alaska
Common Council OF
City of
Edward M. Seidenberg
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John E. Lyon
The
Coun
Declan
Buster) O’grady
Buster
O'Grady
Foley
Florida
Winlock Hotel
Winnock
Washington
Frans Johansson
Helsingfors
Finland
Gustav Wick
Besaker
Sitka
Karl Edvard Bjerke
Dudley Mercife
David of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Associated Press
Territory OF
M. J. Walsh
Exploration
Port Clarence, Kangarok and
Good Hope Districts
Zotos and
Frederic
Phyllis’ Beauty Shoppe
Erskine Baker
Mirow Air Service
Calkins’ Shoppe
Kickernick Bloomers
Calkins
Chas
Cavey
Win
Front ST
Stinson
Wien Alaska Airlines. Inc
Nome Drug Store
Lentherie Distributors
Arctic Beer Parlor
Pioneer Drug Store
Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon
Board OF Trade
Lincoln Hotel
Nome Machine Shop
W. L. Slack
Akron Beaco
Journal