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Ben F. Pirmmer, former prosecut
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residing at Hamilton, who made
the roundtrip to Seward in 1927,
commenting on the trip he says:
“My impression is that the tour
ist travel to Alaska is very small,
in comparison with what it should
be, when you consider the interest
ing things to be seen on an Alas
kan trip.
“If the grandeur and beauty of
Alaska were properly advertised
and sold to the people there would
be thousands of tourists in Alaska,
where there is one now.”
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trip to Alaska says:
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BEING BUILT IN ALASKA
Paul Binkley, of Southeast Al
aska, who with his family moved
over to Farm Island in the Wran
gell vicinity last spring, is engaged
in a project to utilize some of the
natural resources of that region
which have hitherto been neglect
ed, reports the Wrangell Sentinel.
Wild berries growing in profus
ion on Farm Island in former
years have been allowed to go to
waste. This year Paul has at
tempted to market the berries.
He has had moderate success in
Wrangell with nagoon berries, sell
ing about $100 worth in Wrangell
besides a trial shipment to Ket
chikan.
Word from Petersburg and his
previous experience in selling gar
den products, make him believe
that his best market lies there.
He lias a number of Wrangell or
ders in for high bush cranberries
and wild crabapples which will
be ready to pick soon.
’US NOT so
A certain Southeastern Alaska i
newspaper claims Seward has put
in a claim tor next year’s Amer
ican Legion convention. This is
not so, according to local mem
bers, as the Seward Post is not
yet financially able to handle it
but has hopes that it may attain
that point in 1933.
ALEUTIAN DUE AT 8 A. M. SAT.
The SS Aleutian of the A. S. S.
Co., due at 8 o’clock Saturday
morning has over 4,000 sacks of
lement alone for Interior points,
it is reported. The tonnage on
the Aleutian is one of the largest
brought to the Port of Seward this
season totaling nearly 1,000 tons,
[t is thought that it will be some
time Saturday night beforS the
vessel will be fully discharged per
mitting departure for the South.
F. R. Wadleigh, Department of
Commerce coal expert, and Mau
rice L. Sharp, assistant, will arrive
from Anchorage on this evening’s
passenger train. Mr. Wadleigh is
aow deep into the mysteries of
nesting Alaska coal used on pas
senger train locomotives.
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FOR SALE—New 18”, 3-blade pro
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heavy 1%" stuffing box, $10.50;
fine used right 18” by 28, wide
3-blade propellor, $7.00. All
bronze. Good used V/»' iron
Thermex muffler, $7.00. All on
Boston boat. Wm. H. Baker, Pond
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A MONTH’S HUNT
Gunn Buckingham, the well
known big game hunter from Ten
nessee who has made frequent
hunts in Alaska during the past
few years and who again entered
the field last sprnig, arrived at ‘
Moose Pass Wednesday with Guide 1
Russel Annibel for a month’s hunt
in the Kenai Peninsula district. .
A packer and seven horses com- \
iplete the outfit..
Mrs. Gladys Leary, of Anchorage, ‘
gave her hand in marriage to
Thomas Bareksten, of Juneau, at
a wedding ceremony performed in
Anchorage recently, reports the
Anchorage Times. They will make <
their home in Juneau. <
Crops are doing splendidly in
Matanuska valley and there is a
ot of enthusiasm among the farm
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