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Meheri n-Mertel
Distributors To
Serve Alaska
•Dud thirty-seven years ago a
oi:ng lellow left San Francisco
after a thorough briefing at Die
' 'fatherly sales manager
concerning the evils of strong
• n< and gambling and headed
lor Alaska to sell the products of
•1. A. Folger Company. He was
also informed that his Alaska as
s.gument was to lie for a period of
one year only after which training
he would be transferred to an
other territory.
Hut it didn’t take long for the
lure of Alaska to get into the blood
of Joe Meherin and since that day
in 1.911 when he first landed in
the North he has been serving the |
merchants of the Territory by dog
team, river boat and airplane and
selling them everything from cof
fee to hardware.
It was a foregone conclusion
when Joe came “Outside” recen'ly
fnr a vacation which included a
trip to Europe, that he would be
back in the harness before very
long and the announcement of the
t >rmation of the firm of Meherin
Mertel Distributors, Inc., will be
good news to his hundreds of
friends in Alaska,
Miss E. S. Mertel, the other
member of the firm, is also widely
known in the Territory. Until its
recent absorption by another con
cern, Miss Mertel had been, since
1033, the manager of the Pacific
Bottlers Supply Company .and in
"hat capacity made three or four
trips annually throughout the Ter
ritory in the interest of her house
and its many Alaskan customers.
Plans of Meherin-Mertel Dis
‘ributors are to handle lines of na
ionally adver.ised brands of li
juor. wine and beer and everyone
vvh > knows the personnel of the
firm which includes all the deal
.s of the Territory, is aware that
hey are g ing to be pretty choosy
about those lines. The firm has of
fice- in the Dexter Horton Build
SCOUT NEWS
Our meeting began with a flag
i ceremony Friday night. Two
Scouts who were late were: David
Bowen and Buzzard Swanberg.
They later went through the mill.
That night John Hudert officially
took over the office of Senior Pa
trol Leader.
During the evening we went
over our old business and decided
to have our troop hike on the
four h Saturday of this month. We
played a few games and at .°.:45
pan. the meeting was dismissed.
After that the Green Bar held a
meeting to decide the program for
the next meeting.
All Scouts who want to work on
their requirements be sure to be at
the Scout Hall Thursday night.
Ralph Bingham, Scribe.
Ina Pang/r.an, former Nomeite
who now makes her home in Seat
tle and who has been cooking at
the Lee camp this summer, left on
'he Pan American.
Roy Earling. Fairbanks head of
the U. S. Smelting Co., who has
been conferring for several days
with company officials and mak
ing plans for next year’s opera
tions left today with the PAA.
%
ing, Seattle.
“It’s going to be good,” said Joe,
“to be cqjling on the trade again
and seeing a host of old friends.”
Just between ourselves we think
he is about as excited and enthu
siastic as he was on that day back
in 1911.
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