Untold rights in Alaska forests eyed by Harding visit
Washington report notes Alaska’s vast area of 690000 square miles and rich timber, minerals, and waterpower potential. It highlights Tongass and Chugach national forests with billions of board feet of timber, proximity to tidewater, and prospects for pulp and paper industry, plus Alaska’s strategic value since the 1741 Russian exploration.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
Harding
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
United States Navy
Cordova
Dutch Harbor
Saint George
Saint Paul Island
Sitka
Signal Corps
Cross Sound
Saint Elias
Logan
Nome
Boston
Tampa
United States
Russia
Uncle Sam
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Area Association
Tongass National Forest
Tidewater
Steaméra
Alaskan National Forest
Chugach National Forest
Tonga
Chugach National Forests
Wen
Fshing
Exparts
Tongusa
Peter the Great
Bering
Sam
Motorbus Driver Fined Twenty Five Dollars and Costs
Paul Townsley motorbus driver was found guilty in municipal court of violating state motor vehicle law after striking three cars. Judge O B Courtright postponed sentencing to 9 a.m. today and set the penalty at 25 dollars plus costs or seven days in jail if not paid. The trial drew attention as Townsley was a driver for The Motorbus Company and the arresting motorman testified that he drove past a street car during passenger discharge.
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Paul Townsley
O. B. Courtright
Thea Motorbus Company
Townsley
Trial in police court over bus line dispute continues
The case, vigorously fought yesterday, featured witnesses for both sides as defense and state parried rumors that W., GC. I & N. competing bus line operators were pushing for a favorable verdict. The jury, with four women and two men, remained deliberating.
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Tha W
Jing
T Kis
Merner and Merner Lead First Ballot Defense Case
Merner and Merner of Cedar Falls conducted the defense while B C Neilson, assistant county attorney, prosecuted for the state on the first ballot.
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Merner & Merner
Cedar Falls
B. C. Neilson
Historic Bell May Be Retained Here in Waterloo
Waterloo residents urged to act to keep the historic bell locally, with officials outlining options for retention or relocation and outlining steps for public input and involvement.
Bell from historic Waterloo church listed for sale
The old bell of the first Presbyterian Church in Waterloo, soon to be relocated, is offered at 225 dollars by Pastor Dr J R Macartney to State Center buyers. If a local fund rises to keep it, a lower price may be charged. Citizens hope to preserve the bell as a historic relic.
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Sontinental
First Presbyterian Church
Edifee
J. R. Macartney
State Center
Waterloo
Jnn Waterton
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