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, 1'lic install ticri and construc
tion of these improvements and the
utilities, will result in more pec
■ pie desiring to make their homos
; with us . . And remember, each, new
homo owner or resident will add
do the prosperity mid future wel
fare of the cicy of Kodiak,
So let’s got together, and like
: a military maneuver which proved so
■ successful in these late days, let’:
! start a ''Blitskreig'1 for Kodiak and
; make a overwhelming victory of the
■ incorporation of this town, which
i will change us from the status of a
I fishing village into a city in will cl
! we will all be oroud to live in and
j nuke livable for those yet to corse
i to Kodiak......City...First Class l
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| f■' me r a 1 s c rv ic o s we r o on thc
• 17 th, at 2 o’clod:, for hr. Jack
1 Seals, who passed ''way rt the Naval
| 13aso Hospital, after an ilines of
; bronchial pneumonia,
| hr„ Seals was born in Kilmarnok
j Scotland in 1890 and cane to this
i country when just a mere boy. Fo
i lias bo<-n ouployed by the Puget
| Sound Dredging Co., for the past
j 13 years in the capacity of black
smith and was v ry popular amongst
. th: :vo 1 oyccs and possessed many
friends in Kodiak.
(cont’d on page 11)
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SAPTISLOjliRCM IC-iQAL-|
Last v;h;]', in fact on Friday j
to bo exact, a group of members
of the Baptist Church net in the I
parsonage at 7:30 and enjoyed a
real "old-fashioned social. Most i
of tho members, being past the
collegiate age, greatly enjoyed
themselves by indulging in games 1
of a juvenile nature and then
consuming a very tasty array of
rofro shr.icnts af torv;rrds . j
3 After playtime was over, a ,
finance committee was appointed
to supervise the collection and I
expendituros of all cbureh funds.
The c or mi 111 c c c lc ctcd i /a s fir s . R.
1L, Clifton, hr. A. R. Roberts
and Mr . C ha: ib c r 1:: i n, si ip or i n tend-.
out of the Baptist Mission at
Potato Patch*
Mrs, K. P. Sloan, whose
rush and is an employee of the Baa®
contractors, offered her services
in 11io int«: rcst of getting funds
sufficient to purchase some new
books of liynmcs. from current
rcport s, it seons as 11 lough Mrs .
Sloan is getting a very generous
donation from everyone she meets.
Its a very meritorious work and
success should crown her uniIrina
efforts.
bOCQNY PETS CLEANEpJ
In keeping ”’ith their noli.cj j
of strict n: intcnonco ond conti:> j
uni inprovoLiont of their properI5,
the Standard Oil Co. branch in
Kodiak is receiving its sac.or
coot of paint.
hr . Meryl Coons, local : gunt
states that F. R. Duncan and j
Harvey Edwards wore award..:d the
contract of painting the largo
tank entirely, buildings, pipe
lines end the tops of the other
storage tanks, six in number.
Aluminum paint will be applied
over reel load pricer on the steel
v.’ork, while the corrugated iron
buildings will receive just plain
aluminum on their exteriors, white
their interiors will bo eream
colored walls with per.-green tri>
ning. The door and window7 oxterin'1
wil.1 bo rod.
Recent clear warn weather
has speeded the work and it will
be completed within three weeks,
if the weather continues as is.
CHARGE IR SCHEDULE.
To conform with the now cchcdii
cs of the Alaska Steamships, the
bS "Monterey will change hers son.
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