Kodiak Eats I
Homer Crop
j ^out 200 tons of potatoes
! offD in the Homer area will be
•lipped t0 the Kodiak market,
Recording to I. M. CL Anderson,
security administrator,
Vsitor to Kodiak and Homer,
,1,0'recently returned to An
I rborage.
; The crop is four times bigger
jp last year’s he said, al
iilough the price is not quite so
rood as last year’s. The potatoes
of the round white variety
d the yield this fall are from 2
■ j7 and a half tons per acre,
[be increase in tonnage is due
(increased planting,
j Kodiak i* also the market for
lomer shipments of turnips
iibbage, lettuce and carrots now
, being readied to send here, An
lerson said.
i The Homer Farmers’ Co-op
, * started excavation for a
I irge root cellar for storage for
[isecommunity winter vegetable
| ures It is located about in ihe
I >nter of the town site and will
^ ?set 4 feet in the ground and
Jibe high enough so a truck
ii drive through the center
“He to permit unloading the
induce.
A Dew cut-off road has been
mpleted between the upper
d lower east bench roads which
lies the farmers on the hill a
ive town about 5 miles in go
j to Homer, Anderson said,
le road also provides trans
ition for many people not
g merly near a road, he said.
Two tons of beef from 2-year
j i steers, from the farms of
j tk Dietz, A. A. Mattox and
Kohler, were shipped to An
prage for local consumption
' tend of September.
lighter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carl
imp, Woody Island, are the
rents of a daughter, born
inday, Oct. 2 at the Griffin I
imorial hospital. The new ar
il, who weighed 6 pounds 13
•tea, has beeD named Virginia
t.
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(Official Publication)
REPORT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
of the
Bank of Kodiak
LOCATED AT KODIAK
TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON THE 30th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER 1944
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $ 92,479.92
Loans on real estate 106,885.39
Overdrafts None
United States bonds
& securities 1,457,918.77
Other bonds and
warrants owned 29,443.85
Stocks, securities, judgments,
claims, etc. 1,691.46
Banking house, furni
ture, and fixtures 50,807.25
Other real estate owned N one
Due from other banks 272,241.35
Checks on other
banks and other
cash items
1.869.55
Exchanges for clearing
house None
Cash on hand 160,653.83
Expenses in excess
of earnings None
TOTAL $2,179,991.37
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $60,000.00
Surplus fund 40,000.00
Reserves 31,577.24
Undivided profits less
expenses paid 19,305.82
Dividends declared
but unpaid 225.00
Due to other banks— None
Demand deposits
rime deposits
Dashier’s and
certified checks
'votes and bills
rediscounted
3ills payable (includ
ing certificates of
deposit) for money
borrowed
1,649,773.98
349,726.74
29,382 59
None
None
TOTAL $2,179,99l.37i
Jnited States of America)
Territory of Alaska ) ss.
3rd Judicial Division )
I () A. Torgerson, President
f the above named bank, do
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Poisons 2
Cordova (Special) — Tragedy
struck a second time against the
U. S. Geological Survey party
working near here when E. M.
Spieker, party leader and head
of the Geological department of
Ohio State University, and Matt
Walton, geologist, were stricken
with trichinosis from eating rare
nieat of a bear killed by the
party
Three other members were
not affected. They are Norman
Handliu, Seattle; Donald Nich
ols, Washington, D. C.; and
Chuck Kirschner, Seattle.
Spieker and Walton were
flown to Anchorage for hospitali
zation in an attempt to save
their lives.
This same survey party was
j the victim of a mishap last July
when Hat old Brower, youthful
member of the group, was
drowned while working near
Yakataga.
Shotgun Found
A shotgun, found hidden un
der the steps of a home, was
turned in at the deputy U. F. <
Marshal’s office this week. Any
one missing such an article can
identify it at the Marshal’s
office.
solemnly swear that the forego
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of my knowledge and belief.
0. A. Torgerson,
President & Cashier
(CORRECT ATTEST)
Ben Kraft
J. N. Steffgen
Chas. Madsen
Directors
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me this 2nd day of October, 1944.
L. F. Nachtweih
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Territory of Alaska. My commis
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