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onrtim; stations anti UV‘ aj.oiuants
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iju ilifit ation> for oniistnn nt :n
navy.
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drp\k: ui:> r oh mu im kkioiI
Alaska a t-•> : tuvrinn v onun;*si» n
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ti ue your i.Yl'S tested and
(JLASSliS properly lilted.
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Sevan!. Alaska.
> c inm'ss* end and a >r.cominis oned
,)1 . > ha\ * i" n a...* i^;.'*d instruc
tors al each school.
\\ it h* no actual cruises lor attend*
.aits i.re planned. there v\iii be nunib
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t. ! ■ ;:•**•! m»j; : ‘ «I 11 annul? “i ud
«»:. to ...( hi and oi lei cun cia»t
o* rtcivafon purposes.
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t>.\ t \>!M SKA 1‘LANNKD
WAKSA W. Ai ... «'• A strong
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■. , aucasia,
x. out t!.«• Cu pian sea to
i. ( a I., a .-tart d recently
i ,.ord ceiveil here. It is
d m ike ti e new stat a sa
, !?te ol* Turkey. A pun 'y national
, *•. s .id to he be’ ind this move
x it and which 1ms nothing: in com
• n \ :h 4 ’ ‘vis e. a« cording t*» re
, dike for the Allies
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o\ t A nu°nia
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u • no* >h t»> ■ e creatu>n ot
■ > l\r i. 1 .-lab* n the Caucasus.
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ON \\!\KCTI< VOVACSK
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i « i i > ai*o w;> '*0,1 l»y a party ol
i> ti.-r • *np!<"•' > who arc planning at
.> po«l:ti< a to the A An retie according
u. a loiter received by C. K. Darling.
. ( al.. i’'»nr*>r Nome, Ala.*
k dog ra:.*e:', from Captain fi. H.
\ bi .in,, a member of the proposed
»v pedit’on.
d din L. Cope, surgeon and biolo
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Akron, Oi'io
? :•* llrarkh. ii* ivng Street
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1 >:»> Plume - Adams JS7.
Nij;ht Phone- Madison 61.
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S K A T T L E
! if J r Sir iv *i .-t Slu.rk**ilon ex
. .: 1 on to tl. : .ii.th l’ole, is to lead
Sir paiiy, tiii' letter said. The start,
it added, will mad from Y* 11 inn
o i. X v /.ea and, next lull.
i'on- el Ui<* lured wanted by t lie*
ilntisli expedition are from the same
; *k as P ;in ina' sent t > I’ranre
from A a -ka during' the war by I)arl
•iv and .\. \. "Seoidy Al’an, anothei
an • dog i> eed«o\ iTr two nirn dr
■| oprti a t‘ar.) tnat <»n tin* amnia1
some. Ad- Ala .a S\\oepotakes dog
derby lowi la.ifS.
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To i »;!;I> \U. t IIILbuliN
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A .-.‘ricau i Ti«‘M(!s Is u vice Committor
>1 ghitab.-: piiia doer n<*l iateiul to tala
» r a i i. il. child fei >»ing operation.*
Cent ! I! :r.»n •. now conducted b.
1) - ; Hoover through th ■ Am 1 ican
II i< f A*bo lustration, according to at
ai.'iounc m at made at the office here
•’The economic situation in tli<>.
< . . > fai t..> r ous for on
.li/.at oa to do the work alone." of
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^ say. "We an doing our utmos
| , dlovia.e the .suffering of the poor.*
The latest cable fro... the ficrlin of
\ * states that dblJ.OOO children an
new being fed daily in «sS cities ir
vi *rm any. “This probably will be de
ciea ‘d d iving the harvest perioi
win'0 t’n i \ t nble.-^und f ait v i1
ii moi * p!. nth . tin* messitge say*
|1 unit' ; . i1!i y* ;»t tabor the numb- i
> l iv’d en fed will increase again to
it ioasi bOO,000 and will continue
i th* t u break until th* summer of
|pl! 1. This wiil bo increased to 1,000,
U 0 if funds from America ran be se
ct .ed to make this pos.;ble. The (»cr
n .n government has just agreed to
!v. us all the flour and sugar need
in the feeding.”
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Nothing hurts a woman more than
to have a man toll her that she is
nothing but a woman.
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The Mayor amt the Common Council
>1 the town of Seward, Alaska, will
convene as a board of equalization, tor
the purpose of making unifoim and
equitable the assessed valuation of all
property, within the corporate limits
of the Town of Seward, Alaska, sub
joe! to taxation, for the year 1920, and
vill sit as such Board of Equalization
for a period of five days, to wit:— On
August 10th, 11th, 12th, 15th, and 14
th, 1020, between the hours of 2 o'
clock and 4 o’clock in the afternoons,
;n the town hall, Seward, Alaska, and
for such further period of time, sub
ject to the provision of the Ordinance
of said town, as may be necessary to
complete the duties of such Board of
Equalization.
Dated at Seward, Alaska,
August 5th, 1920.
C. A. ESTES, Municipal Clerk,
for the Town of Seward, Alaska.
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M. V. Hoben A F- U,vU
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Trarmferim? ''honc«- Maln >7 and 81
\ HOTEL OVERLAND
E. 5.. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor
SEWAIID ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NfLSON, Manager
j
Office Adiuiral Building
j . Wayr»» lii ue, Agent.
I SEWARI), ALASKA.
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MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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ROLLED
OATS
for every
purpose
MORE AND LARGER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR makes more
and larger loaves of better bread in propor
tion to its cost than other flours.
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack but
LESS PER LOAF. It costs more as flour but
gives more both in quality and quantity of
loaves. \ i ../si
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Manufactured in “America’s Finest Flouring.
Mills” By
fisher flouring
Mills Company
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