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the SEWARD METHODIST
CHURl H AND "YOUR CHURCH '
it w with pleasure we wish the people ol Seward a
happy and prosperous year. The good you have done and
are doing in the Red Cross work, the Liberty Loans, mu.
the patriotism of your fellow citizens in Army and Navy
service will lie a living monument to Sew aid.
fhore is a new spirit ol eo operation in service sweeping
over the world w aich is being reflected in our business ann
church relations and in our Louies. Many plans are >eiTig
made for a closer fellowship if all church people. There is
an earnest desire for unity pun the essentials ol Chris*
tiai iiy which shall unite all C hristian people in one biotu
erlv fellowship for mutual good and Christian worst ,p.
We should point with j ride to mm Churches, our
Schools and our benevolent S cieties. 1 HhA AKE W HA
WK MAKE THEM. . t
in spite of the fact iliat its membership has become
depicted in Seward\ the Missionary Society of the Metho
dist rhurch has, and is meeti g the people more than halt
way in furnishing attractive housing tor Sunday School
and worship, and is provi lia. two thirds < i tin* ministei
.support. . ... \
The Seward Methodist ( hurch desires to establish it
self on a thorough business Uisis conducting its affairs in
such a manner that all w ho have no other church home
here may find a home regardless of creed. It desires to
stand forth as one of the fore rs in the l ity tor building up
the community, for developing upright manhood, help
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JUNEAU, ALASKA
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offers to the Trappers of Alaska, highest Cash prices for;
1 their Furs.
The Method of purchase is as follows:
Ship your lur in by express or parcel post if same amount:
to $10l\ or o’ er. We will wire our best offer, which if un-i
satisfactory we will either return your fur or ship to any i
other point designated, ai! charges prepaid.
Comparison of our prices with outside figures wi>‘!
prove that we pay more and you got your money from
inroe to live weeks earlier. ,
References; Any Hank in Alaska, Dexter-Hoc i
<on National Hank of Seattle. National Bank of Tacoma,’
Tacoma, Wash.
Make us a trial shipment. WE GUARANTEE SATIS-1
FACTION.
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ing men to be honest, self-respecting, law-abiding citizens
and loyal to the Government under whose Flag and Con
stitution tiiey live.
What we propose to do can not be accomplished by
one man, but is a work to be participated in by all who are
; interested in the welfare of the town and the betterment
of men here and now, and we are appealing to the com
munity for support in the following matters of necessary!
!expense; Fuel, light, insurance, Sunday School, Pastor’s;
l salary, and incidentals. We must raise $1000.00 for the(
! current year and we ask you to give to this cause by]
! monthly or quarterly payments, the cheerful offering you ;
! v.n afford, that the world may be better and the Seward ;
•spirit reflected in your good works towards each other in,
i Christian faith and brotherly aid.
I.et us then get together on this matter. Represent!-!
lives from the Board will call on you soon and we knowj
you w 11 bo interested in what they have to say.
Th: nking you, we remain,
Finance Committee,
Methodist Church, Seward.
BOLSHKV1KIS ARE AN
ACCURSED EOT OF MEN
SEATTEE. Jan., 23— Catherine
Breshyoslayva. little grandmother of
the Russian revolution which over
! threw the former Czar and his govern
ment, left for Chicago this forenoon, j
! She said: ‘‘The Bolsheviki is an accui
sed lot of men anti I hope that the
Czecho Slovaks will occupy Russia.:
The Russians will look upon the i
Czecho Slovaks as upon Christ, the
Deliverer.”
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HISTORY OF 91st TO BE
COMPILED BY WAR DEPT i
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In a recent issue of the ARMYand j
NAVY Journal one correspondent ask-j
cd if it were possible “to get a history i
of the 91st Division which trained at
Camp Lewis;” this division is
composed of westerners and Alaskans.
To this General March replied:
“We have in the General Staff a
historic section which has been com
piling the histories of the various un
its which will at a later date be avail
able to the public. We intend to give
out all of that information. In brief
the activities of this Division have
been as follow's: Arrived in England,
July 26th; training in France until
the latter part of October; October
21st sent to Flanders; November 1st,
advanced six kilometers to heights
northwest of Andenarde; November
3rd, in action near Eyne and Andcn
arde; November 6th, withdrawn to
billeting area.”
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The A. E. C. land department has
recommended Congress appropriate
money for the establishment of stock
farms in Alaska, whereby stock might
be lent to farmers for breading pur
poses or sold to thaw on long credit.
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