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Frank A. Sanborn, president ol
Sailborn Bros., S. A., a large drug
firm at Mexico City, Mex.. in com
pany with Mrs. Sanborn, made
a hunting trip to Alaska in 1928,
going through Seward to Anchor
age. After his arrival home I
received a note from him, part oi
i which reads as follows:
“I just wanted to tell you how
much we enjoyed our trip to Al
aska, and two of the bright spots
! of the whole trips were the hours
! spent in Cordova when you came
down to the boat to bid us wel
| come and au revoir.
\ “If more cities could have a
smiling good-natured reception
! committee, one who not only
meets people when they arrive,
but sees that they are entertained
during their stay, there would be
lots more popular cities and lots
more good-natured travelers and
less grouchers.
“Sure, it is people going to Al
: aska will remember Cordova as
: it is with you in it, and what it
| might be if you were not there.
More power to you.”
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Charges of “duping” of Juneau
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'the steamer Alaska and will ar
rive in Seward Friday. Sir Mullen
! who was in the North hunting
big game two years ago, is return
ing for a second hunt.
P01I OF MISSING UFO
BAILEY, Edward Clifford—Age
44; height 5 ft. 8 in.; weight 165
pounds; light blue eyes; light hair.
Enlisted somewhere in Texas in
Artillery. Last heard of eight
years ago in Sweetwater, Texas,
working on a pipe line.
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Mrs. Anna Helems, R. R. No. 3,
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