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How About a Fine Box of Candy
Or A Bottle of Perfume
For That Easter Gift.
NOME DRUG STORE
EASTER GIFTS
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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NOME MOTOR CO
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
KINLOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
2U2 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
AIRWAYS NEWS
A PAA Electra arrived
Nome yesterday from Fair
banks with the following
passengers: Ernest Buck
master, Luther Dunbar,
Mrs. Geo. S. Maynard, and
one other.
Passengers on the outgo
ing trip were: Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ben Shallit, Fred Bar
nofskv, Fred Sime, Her
bert Johnson, Ray Day,
and Col Lindsay.
IMIROW AIR SERVICE
Pilot Hager made two trips to
White Mountain Saturday.
Sunday — Pilot McKenzie left
for Anchorage with Gus Barks as
a passenger for Moses Point. He
is due back in Nome Tuesday.
WIEN AIRLINES
Mar. 28 —'Pilot Paine made a
trip to Bluff with freight.
Pilot Rudy Billberg returned
to Nome frotn Fairbanks with a
load of express
Mar. 29—Pilot Paine made a
trip to Mountain Village via Un
alakleet, returning to Nome via
Moses Point.
Trips are scheduled for Fair
j banks. Haycock, Kotzebue and
points in the Kougarok.
Fred Barnofsky a n d
Fred Sime, two old timers
of this section, were pas
sengers yesterday aboard
the PAA plane enroute to
the Pioneer Home at Sitka.
Today, March 30th. is
the 75th anniversary of the
| signing of the treaty of pur
chase of the Territory of
Alaska from Russia. The
treaty was signed by Rus
sian Baron de Stoecke and
Secretary of State William
H. Seward. The anniver
sary is observed as Sew
jard’s Day.
Ladies Aid Food Sale will be
held Saturday, April 3rd. at
Lehmann’s Store.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Annual Municipal and
School Board election will be
held on Tuesday. April 7th. 1942,
at City Hall, Nome, Alaska, for.
the purpose of electing the fol
I lowing officers viz:
Mayor: three members of the
j Common Council; City Treasur
! er; City Attorney: City Clerk
and a member of the School
1 Board. i
Polls will open at 8 a.m. and
close at 6 p. m,
M. J. Walsh, City Clerk.
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\ TTENTION
Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date.
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! SUNDAY SPORTS
DRAW BIG CROWD
The sports event yesterday
' drew’ a large crowd.
In the men’s combination dog
j race Charley Fagerstrom with
M:ss Alai' Walton won first place;
Sam Mogg with Airs. Zelda Bou
; larger second place; and John
| Norbert with John Ireton third
place. Six teams competed in the
! event.
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1 Charley Fagerstrom with Miss
: Kuhlman as driver won first in
the women’s race; Sam Mogg
with driver Mrs. Boulanger sec
ond place; and John Norbert
with driver Nellie Pickel placed
third.
A special dog race run on a
1 bet between Mrs. Frank Whaley
and Loren Leech resulted in the
fair sex being vietorous.
Soldier Hazzard was the win
ner of the ski race over six other
entries.
The only entry in the child
. rrn’s race was Brownie Whaley
with Bi'ly Waldheim and Eileen'
Seidenverg in the sled drawn by
three dogs. They made good time
around the:r allotted course and
were awarded the ten .show tick
ets which were the prizes for the
event.
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Wants Estimate Ccrta:n
Raw Materials Needed
In Mining Operations
The fallowing telegram
was received by the Nome
Territorial Assay Office
from B. D. Stewart, Erner-1
gency Coordinator of Min
es:
Answering inquiries re
ceived here re data requir
ed to be sent to Acting Gov
ernor Bartlett by gold op
erators reference their in
dividual requirements for
coming year, following is
statement by WPB admin
istrator of Mines Nelson:
“What is needed primar
ily is an estimate of certain
raw materials which the in
dustry will use for equip
ment, maintenance, repairs
and supplies. You should
furnish a complete list of|
raw materials when bought
as raw materials. However!
we wish you also to list as|
units those fabricated parts;
or assemblies which you
will need in 1942. giving;
number of units, kind, type
and size. The mounts of
raw materials contained in
the fabricated parts and as
semblies which you list
will be figured in mv of
fice.”
4 Dredges Start In Fair
banks—Thawers Busy
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Four dredges of the U.
S. S. R. and M. Co have
started digging for the sea-:
son now beginning, J. E.
Hopkins, manager announc
ed on March 26th.
The dredges in operation
are No. 2 and No. 8, both’
on Goldstream; No. 3 on;
Chatanika, and No. 6 on
Ester.
A thaw-drilling crew is
also at work at Chatanika.
Resumption of other
work by the company is
awaiting normal progress
of spring weather, Mr. Hop
kins declared.
The local dredges of the
U.S.S.R. & M. Co. are ex
pected to start operation at
the usual time, about April
25 or May 1st.
Fresh shipment Shee Fish from
Kotzebue at Polet’s.
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BY THE PEOPLE
FOR THE PEOPLE
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Have You Visited Our Elaborate Display Of
Easter Candies and Chocolate Novelties,
Bunnies, Chicks and Fancy Baskets.
Priced to Suit the Purse
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WE ARE OFFERING
For Your Easier Dinner Party
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Fancy Roasters Prime Turkeys
Domestic Rabbits and Ducks
Prime Rib Roast and Spring Lamb Leg Roast
Table Delicacies and Frozen Vegetables
Featuring Frozen Whipping Cream at 25<'' and 45 <
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