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GREETINGS BY
1st CLASS MAIL
AS FIRST CLASS MAIL .|
....Because of the many advant- !
ages tha twill result, postmasters
are urging mailers to send their
holiday greetings at the first-class
rate of postage, explaining that
when so sent the greetings may
be sealed and conain written mes
sages not otherwise permitted,
herefore having a personal appeal
which is, of course, more highly
appreciated by the recipients; that
such greetings are dispatched and
delivered first, given directory
service, and if necessary, forward
ed without additional charge; also
if undeliverable, they are return
ed without charge provided the
senders’ return card is shown on
the envelope.
On the other hand, printed
Christmas greetings mailed in un
sealed envelopes at the third-class
rate which cannot be delivered
as addressed because of the re
moval of the addressee or for
some other reason, musa ofen
be destroyed as waste, thereby
causing disappointment. Greet
ings mailed at the third class
rate are not entitled to the free
forwarding privilege accorded to
those mailed in sealed envelopes
' at the first-class rate and, con
! sequently, the senders in many
cases never know that the greet
ings were not received by the ad
dressees. This would never oc
cur if the greetings were mailed
sealed at the first-class rate.
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ALONG MEMORY
LANE
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Nov. 20, 1933.
Pilot Hans Mirow took
off from Nome this morn
ing for Candle, Peering,
and Kotzebue with Mrs.
Virgil Farrell and Mrs. B.
J. McConaghy.
The old court house
vault was dynamited and
the wreckage hauled away.
Gravelling of the site will
take place at once.
Following the shutdown
of the No. 2 dredge of the
Hamon Consolidated Gold
Fields the latter part the
week, work was started to
lay the concrete foundation
and floor for the new pow
er plant.
Peter Curran Jr., mail
carrier, departed by dog
team for Golovin and Una
lakleet and waypoints with
400 pounds of mail.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry For
sgren of Peering are visit
ing in Nome and will re
main about a month before
proceeding outside.
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"Around the World News in
Pictures" appears regularly in
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SAVINC ON PAPER — Helping in the paper shortage
crisis, Arthur Lake and Penny (Blondie) Singleton get by with a
single newspaper at breakfast. Later they’ll add it to their pile
_ for the waste paper salvage crew. ___
NEVADA LIQUOR
STORE
LOCATED IN THE NEVADA GRILL BUILDING
H. G. Gabrielson, Proprietor
Why Not Purchase Your Winter Supply of Brandy
and Rum by the Case—At a Substantial Discount,
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