THE NOME NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
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DEMONSTRATION TO BE
ADDED TO FAIR
Fairs have always been the
yardsticks by which the econo
mic and cultural life of comrriun
ities, districts and whole coun
tries have been measured.
Our own Second Division Fair,
which is to be held next October
13, 14, 15, will reflect the pro
gress and advancement that has
been made during the past year
in our own, and in our outlying
communities.
One of the principal contribu
tions made toward improveing
general living conditions in our.
own community and thruout the |
Territory during the past year,!
has been the inauguration of the
Territorial Public Health Ser- j
vice.
This service is being carried on
at considerable expense both to
the Territory and to the territor
ial incorporated cities. The ob
ject of the service is both edu
cational and corrective, so that
the general health level of our
people, both native and white,
can be elevated by increased
sanitation, by better methods of
personal hygene, improved diets,
and a better understanding of
the proper way of living.
The directors of the North
western Alaska Fair Association,
realizing the importance of the
activities of the Public Health
Service in relation to community
life, have included among the
Fair exhibits, a demonstration
booth devoted to an exposition
of the functions of the Public
Health Service.
This added department of the
Fair will be presided over by
Mrs. Kurt Sprcnger, Public Hea
lth Nurse for Nome; Mrs. Shep
hard, Bur au Nurse; and Doctor
Thomas Morcom.
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Official And
Unofficial Votes
Election Todate
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Bloomquist, ind. 86
Cremer, rep. .403
DOWD, dem.557
LYNG, dem.736
MARTIN, dem.697
PORTER, dem.536
Seidenverg, ind.219
Taggart, rep. .. 482
Following are the individual
unofficial returns of Utica and
Haycock:
Name . Utica Haycock
Dimond 16 18
Grigsby . 2 3
White .... 2 1
Chase 6 3
Olson .11 19
Laiblin . 16 12
Sullivan . 2 9
Anderson . 0 1
Bloomquist . 0 2
Cremer . 5 7
Dowd 14 18
Lyng .16 21
Martin . 14 1
Porter .11 19
Seidenverg . 1 0
Taggart . 0 2
FULL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
WINS FIRST DIVISION
One House Legislature Lost By
Close Margin.
JUNEAU, Sept. 21, (JP)—With
only two precincts in the First
Division missing, Baranof and
Yakutaga, returns from 12 re
ceived Monday afternoon reveal
(
ed that the entire Democratic
territorial and divisional ticket
has been elected, with the fol
lowing vote:
For Delegate: Dimond 3,198;
Grigsby 830; White 790.
For Treasurer: Chase 1.402;
Olson 3080.
! For Senator: H. Rodan 2,522;
Stabler 2,020.
For Representatives: Anderson
2,322: Barnes 1859: Davis 2359;
I Foster 1758; McCarl 331; McCor
I mick 2697; Price 1584; Walker
: 2078; Wasvick 556; Westfall 472;
' Wilson 1282.
I For a one-house legislature,
2,051; against, 2,416.
FOURTH DIV. RETURNS
Official election returns for the
Fourth Division were received |
since the previous report from i
Long, Wiseman and Woodchop
per, on the Yukon.
A number of the unofficial re
turns, as reported Monday caus-,
ed some confusion in the totals, |
indicating Spencer had over one
thousand votes in returns to-'
date, and placing him ahead of
Lander.
Tuesday's totals, as corrected,!
show that Lander has 997, and
Spencer 964.
Gordon is still leading in the
Representative race, with 1143,
while Rogge is second with 1131.
Totals now include unofficial
returns from Stampede. Kaltag,
Nulato, Rampart and Chicken.
The 35 other precinct returns
now in are all official.
The summary, including the of
ficial and unofficial reports, is as
follows:
For Delegate—Dimond, 1300;
Grigsby 461; White 257.
For Treasurer—Chase 599; Ol-’!
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