The Nome Nugget
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Geo. S. Maynard, ‘Editor and Publisher
Published every evening except Sunday by the NOME PUB
* LUSHING COMPANY, Front Street Nome, Alaska.
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for
repulblication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other
wise credittd in this paper and also the local news published
herein. _ _ _ . _ .
,\ TOWN 1U 1MUCU
One of the great agencies for
the restoration of , prosperity is
publicity. Tlie buying public must
ho told what to buy and the price.
The average buyer is too busy to
go out and look up bargains, so ha
relies on his home paper to bring
this knowledge to him along with
the neighborhood news.
The home merchant may stop
advertising, but it is a step in re
treat, as the city merchant will
not atop and the mail order house
will not stop -spreading printer's
ink.
If the farmer has a horse for
sale, how is he to broadcast the
news? If over the radio, few
would listen in; if by postal card
the expense would be prohibitive:
If by phone the loss of time would
be great, The home paper wi'l
tell everybody for miles aronnl
for ten cents or a quarter may
be.
Home merchants-who advertise
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in the home p'aper, help to sus
tain a home enterprise. They help
•build the town by attracting buy
ers. The non-advertiser hovers in
the background and picks up busi
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nefis from visitors whom the enter
! prising merchant has brought t.i
(.own. (JnlUrn (111.) New Era.
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j< EEANIT* WEEK JIKCKIVES
U IDESEHEAI) ATTENTION ,
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been very noticeable how the citi
zens of Nome have taken to Clean
jup Week. On almost every piece
of property in town, meh have
(been at work raking, scraping,
.and collecting the debris to be
I hauled away by the Nome City
' truck.
Front Street has been getting a
brushing and cleaning during the
nights of the past week. It ap
I pears that some places however,
i have not as yet been cleaned up.
; Several places where debris and a
; winter's collection of garbage etc.,
I still remain should he cleaned up.
The sanitary point is the greatest
argument. Don't allow too much
t waste to accumulate and lay around
;vour property: it is not healthy.
Besides that, it would be a bril
liant idea to do yotir part toward
helping clean up the town and
give if a better appearance.
All changes of regular advertise
ment must he in the Nugget office
not later than 4:SO p.in. of the
day proceeding insertion, otherwise
the change of copy will necessar
ily he held over one day.
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DRUG STORE
FIRST
EOMEN BROTHERS
DRUG STORK
NOMK, AIjASKA
NOME MACHINE SHOP
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. STURTEVANT)
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BOILER, ~ MATERIAL
MARINE, OUR AIM
SHAFTING,
TRACTOR, SATISFIED customers
AUTOMOTIVE BRONZE,
-L—j BUSHING.
WORK _ _ __Prompt- Attentlo, to Local BABBITT,
WELDING. And Out of Town Work ACCESSORIES.
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AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
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ROUST AIRWAYS
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LOCAL NEWS
HOIST AIRWAYS MOVKMKNTH
Pilot Whaley of the Roust Air
ways look ofT this morning tor
Fairbanks carrying mail and ex
press. via Dime Landing. He had
as a passenger for Dime, Henry
Sethman, who has been in the
hospital here for the last couple
•>f weoks, and who is now much
Improved. *
Pilot Ben Kasley of the Roust
Airways took oft this morning on
his return flight to Candle, carry
ing mail and express.
Tlie tug “Nohalico" of the Nome
Harbor Lighterage Co., arrived
Nome about 10 a.m. this morn
ing with a lighter In tow, from
Safety I*agoon where the equip
ment was wintered. Most of the
lighterage equipment of the com
pany is now in shape and await
ing the arrival of the lirRt boats
before being put in operation.
CVTTEK HYJDA EXPECTED
ARRIVE NOME JUNE 15th
From reports gathered today it
was learned that the Coast Guard
Cutter Haida. the flagship of the
Bering Sea Patrol, with Command
er Michael ,1. Ryan in charge is
expected to arrive Nome from L'n
alaska June 15th. with Captain
James A. Alger. Commander of
the Bering Sea Patrol _ Force,
aboard. The exact purpose of the
Commander’s visit has net been
ascertained but it is believed be
is making a tour of inspection of
fall roast guard and Bering Sea
i patrol station* in the Bering Sea
section.
i KhYINU t'OfRT TO <JO TRY
!AI,l/KOKl> insane nativk
Acording to report* received at
tiN'ome, Deputy U. S. Marshal B.
jw. Nelly at Marshall, stated he
{was Hiring a motor launch to take
{him down to Hooper Bay where it
; Is reported there Is an alleged In*
! sane native woman.
.Mr. Nelly is reported to have
left Marshall for Hooper Bay, Tuea*
| day morning. The round trip, he
’said, would- take him about ten
I days. ,
I • An alleged Insane native woman
is supposed to be at Hooper Bay.
j Mr. Nelly Will take her to Marr
' shall and then notify Nome, and,
■ a s it is understood, federal offl
jcials will take a plane for there
i and undertake a hearing.
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j The Junior Prom of the No mo
I High School will t ike place this
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Saturday evening at the Moose
Hall commencing at !* p.m. Invi
tations have been sent* out es
pecially to those around town,
whose presence are desired. As in
the past, it is expected Jfcfs will
be a very fine affair, and ^idonbt
ediy the Juniors, who nr the
id'ance for the departing seniors,
are prepared to stage the best en
tertainment possible.
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The saddest story we have heard
this month is about the very care
ful driver who approached the
railroad crossing and stopped,
looked and listened very carefully
All he heard was the ear behind
him crashing Into his gasoline
tank.
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