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Golovin
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(Special Nugget Correspondence)
December 1 ;
October 14-10 th«* Council herd'
was rounded up about the middle
ol the month for butchering. Some
of ’the Golovin boys went up to
tulcher deer for themselves and
the village. The Lomen Company
have sent out herders to round up
thfcir deer and expect to la\e the
herd in by Thanksgiving. This
work furnishes a number of the
natives with much needed employ
ment and their dogs. The herring
catch was so small that it works
a great hardship on them in ob
taining dog feed. A few foxes
have been caught by the Goloviu
hunters.
John Hoem from Biun matte a
visit to Golovin. From here he
went to Portage creek to get his
dogs which have been summering
with Pete Olson-.
The first winter mail arrived
on Friday, November 24 starting
the schedule which will bring mail
every week for the next twenty
five weeks.
Sufrt. L. E. Robinson bade a fly
ing visit to Golovin in the interest
-of his work. Mr. L. E. Ost came
in on the same plane from Nome
where he had taken his son, Lin
coln for an operation two weeks
ago.. Both men flew on to Coun
cil. Lincoln will return in a few
. days.
Mr. Andrew Conrad returned a
few days ago and is around as
usual, tho somewhat stiff from Ilia
recpnt exposure in the icy waters
of the bay. , . .
Mias Wr ght, travelling nurse
for the office of Indian Affairs, ar
rived in the village November 29.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Rood
came down from White Mouutaiu
on the 28th of November and plan
to stay here until after the but
chering at the Lomen Reindeer
Plant.
The school children gave a
Thanksgiving Program on Wed-'
needay afternoon to a very apprec
iative audience. The school house
was packed in spite of the fact
that many of the villagers had
gone to Elim to celebrate.
Those who were neither tardy
or abscn* during the month of Nov
ember were Myrtle and Floyd
Fagerstrom. Paul McCarthy. Dennv
Ost, Jane and Elsie Nelson.
O. McCarthy
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Kotzebue
(Special Nugget Correspondence^ j
November 27
Nome Nugget:
We have been having a very
unusual fall this year. We have
n’t had our famous old blizzards
yet.
Our new marshal, Henry Xavier
gave a party at his home to all
the white people of Kotzebue. The
party was very interest'ng. Every
one went into the kitchen and got
what they wanted to eat. After
the dinner there were cards and
dancing.
A midnight lunch was serv
ed in the kitchen. One and all
enjoyed the party very much.
A birthday party for Paul Dav
idovics Nov. 19th at his home was
enjoyed by everyone who attended
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Those present at the dinner were:
Mrs. R. E. Smith, Messrs Wag
ner, Southward. Qrahani, Patter
son Todhunter and Father Men
ager. After the dinner party Mr.
Davidovics invited the town to
“Paul's Place dance hall.
Mrs. W. Cordle government
school teacher has been on the
sick list lately.
The popular Nome teacher now
Kotzebub’s popular Miss Florence
Kinney is preparing her Thanks
giving program.
Mr. W. Cordle, govt school
teacher is also gett ng a Thanks
giving program ready.
We are all looking forward to
having a bigger and better Thanks
giving feast 'in the Catholic social
hall next Thursday than we ever
had before.
The K. C. A. of Kotzebue Cath
olic Artists meet every Tuesday
evenng. Now they are practis
ing songs to entertain the people
on Thanksgiving day in the hall.
Mr. Lyman S. Brewster, General
Reindeer Supt. has been here for
a while on a business trip. Mr.
Brewster has been enjoyed by all
during his stay.
Angelina Havidovics
George I^eonard has been ap
pointed postmaster of the office at
Haycock, in the Second Divison.
It is a fourth class office.
LARGE EAGLE HALL, SATURDAY, DEC. 9,1933
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DOORS OPEN 9 P. M.
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Nome Orchestra Will Furnish Special Music
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TWO DOOR PRIZES
TEN GENERAL PRIZES
FOURTEEN SPECIAL PRIZES
TWO I>OOR PRIZES
$10.00 donated by ihe Miners
and Merchants Bank.
$5.00 donated by the Pioneer
Sheet Metal Works.
TEN GENERAL. PRIZES
For the moat comical costume.
Lady, jewel box donated by Harry
Hagen.
For the moat comical costume,
gent, box cigars donated by the
Board of Trade.
For the best sustained charac
ter, lady, picture, donated by Lo
raen Bros.
For the beat sustained charac
ter, gent, a box of cigars donated
'by Henry Burgh.
For the most attractive costume
lady, mirror donated by The
fitudio and Art Shop.
For the most attractive costume
gent, a cake, donated by the North
Pole.
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For thb most original costume,
lady, an electric potatoe baker,
donated by John Lichtenberg.
For the most original costume,
gent, a cake donated by the Mid
night Sun Bakery.
For the most original couple, a
case of gasoline donated by the
Nome Harbor Lighterage Co.
For the most original group, a
case of Budweiser beer donated
by A. Polet.
FOURTEEN
SPECIAL PRIZES
An airplane ride for 15 minutes
donated by the Northern Air Tran
sport.
An airplane ride for 15 minutes,
donated by the Speedway Air Ser
vice.
Quarter ton of coal, donated
by the Lomen Commercial Co.
Electr'c Heating Pad, donated
by the Northern Light and Power
Co.
Ladies Prize, donated by Leo.
Seidenverg.
Tlapper doll donated by Mrs.
L. B. Kurtb.
Novelty electric cigar lighter,
donated by C. W. Lewis.
Flashlight, donated by Gust
Kunelis.
Jar of Candy donated by Henry
Burgh.
Box of Incense, donated by B.
J. McConoghy.
Bread box donated by the Lucas
Sheet Metal Works.
Ivory Crib board, donated by
Ira Rank.
Free Admission (4) donated by
the Dream Theatre.
Ladies Gloves, donated by Jack
Seidenverg.
Admission Dance Floor $1.00. Qaliery 50 cents
Children School Age 25 cents
Under School age with parents free.
• VO.
(BY B. L. BARTLETT)
V ;
WASHINGTON. Nov. 11, —A
press dispatch sent irom Washing
ton to Alaska newspapers late last
month said that Public Works Ad
ministration had been reported to
have approved allotment for $18,
000,000 for construction of the In
ternational h'ghway, although of
ficial confirmation of the allot
ment was not available.
unrortunateiy tnere seems to db
no substantial basis to the report.
Once before funds were said to
have been set aside for building
of the road which will connect
Alaska and continental * United
States but upon that occasion too
the wish appeared to have been
father to the thought.
But it can be said that the pro
ject is before the PWA and .Us
adoption is being vigorously urged
by Delegate Dimond and many
other interested parties. The ad
ministrative board has before it
much data hearing on the subject.
Administration delay in estab
lishment of a branch of the Home
Owner's Loan Corporation in Alas
NUGGET
Job Printing Department
Business Stationery
Cards, Letter Heads, Bill Heads. State
ments, Envelopes, Legal Blanks, In
voices. Shipping Tags, Special Blanks.
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Society Stationery
Invitations, Announcements, Programs
Cards. Menus
Poslers, Hand Bills
Circulars, Brochures, Booklets. Pam
phlets, Folders, Placards.
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WE DELIVER YOUR
PRINTING ON TIME
Your neighbor does not like
it when you ask to
borrow his paper
So why not
SUBSCRIBE
NOW For The
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NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
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$1.25 per month delivered
L by carrier or mail
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ka Is causing Delegate Dlmond
deep concern. It has proven to be
an unusually perplexing problem,
not only because of any legal ob
stacles, but because of unwilling
ness, or inertia, or some other
reason which can only be guessed
at on the part of officials of the
corporation.
That the law clearly provides
that distressed home owners in
Alaska shall be taken care pf the
Delegate well knows, for he saw- *
to that himself. As originally
drawn the act applied only to con
tinental United States, and Mr. Di
mond had inserted provision for its
extension to the territories and
possess'ons. Appearing as Sec*
tion 7 in the act as finally pissed,
this provision reads: the provisions
of this act shall apply to the con
fnental United States, to the terr
iories of Alaska and Hawaii, and
to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is
lands.”
immediately after Congress ad
journed Mr. D'mond requested the
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
to set up a branch in Alaska. From
time to time during the summer he
renewed that request and each
time—the last only a few days
since— was told that “no Anal
decision has been reached.”
Believing that home owners in
Alaska are every bit as entitled
to the financial assistance which
the act extends as those anywhere
else, the Delegate is planning to
renew forcibly his demand that
the terms of the act be literally
followed out and that branch be
established In Alaska.