THE
ALASKA FISHERMAN
VOL. 1 NO. 2
MAY, 1923
20c PER COP Y
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Mirrors of Juneau.
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Editorial
H. C. Strong to Ship Over Grand Trunk.
Senate Defeats Insurance Bill.
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Rep. W. D. Grant.
Snap-Shots. |
PAGE 8
More. Snap-Shots.
Famous Sayings.
Nooz-Ni.
Rep. Wilson Urges Road Building.
PAGE 9
Pofley Appointed Tax Collector.
Chas. D. Garfield on Fish Control.
John D., Jr., Has Tidy Income.
PAGE 10
Federal Authorities Seek Cases of Spoiled Salmon
Fortune Teller Rosenberg.
Literacy Test For the Voters.
Louis Shortridge.
Harding Invited to Visit Alaskan Mission Stations.
The Canneries and Alaska Natives.
PAGE 11
Smith Not Strong For Literacy Test.
Education. (Poem).
Reduce Fish Licenses.
The School Meet.
Steamship Co
PAGE 12
Dinkey Railroad in Alaska Puzzles Secretary Lan
Fine Christian Gentleman Makes $5,000;J^00 Profit.
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Mr. Knickerbocker, Gen. Man. of Alaska
Improved Alaska Gasoline Service.
From the Exchanges.
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Rev. Marsden is Moderator of the "Presbytery
Crime Protected by Law.
Freeing the War Prisoners—W^at Then?
Mrs. Daniel Joseph.
Fish With Gizzards Inhabit Lake of North. ,
Classified Advertisements.
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Who is Buying the# Furs?
Foster, Murray, I^^ice and Staser.
Wjrangell Now HMa* Ice and Bait For the Fishermen.
Booze.
Law Making Ys.j
HARDWARE
TONGASS TRADING Cl
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GROCERIES
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MENS FURNISHINGS
THE LARGEST MARINE SUPPl|Y HOUSE IN ALASKA
Importers of Norwegian Halibut Lilies and jHooks.
Trolling Gear of All Kinds.
Mail Orders Solicited