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AIRPORT NEWS
NOME
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Nome Airways, returned to
Nome today from Fair
banks with a large load of
express and fresh vegeta
bles. Harry Nelson of the
Nome Airways also return
ed with the plane. Pilot
Whaley is scheduled for a
flight to Taylor tomorrow.
Pilot Robbins of the Paci
fic Alaska Airways flew in
to Nome today with the
mail, picked up the outgo
ing mail and flew back to
Golovin to spend the night,
the weather conditions be
ing decidedly uncertain in
the Nome section.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service is due
to return to Nome tomor
row, weather permitting.
Pilot King of the Fergu
son Airways of Kotzebue.
who flew into Nome yester
day, departed this morning
on his return flight to Kot
zebue.
30 Marine Corps
Hanes on Flight
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(By The Associated Press)
Miami, Fla., Jan. 15, Fif
ty United States Marine
Corps combat airplanes,;
which took off from the
Marine Base at Quantico,
Va., early yesterday for
Miami, Florida, as their 1st
stop, on a 2,400-miles mass;
flight to San Juan, Porto
Rico, arrived last evening
in Miami.
Extensive maneuvers are
planned to test the power
of the Marine Corps’ flying
machines operating far
from their base.
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DEMAND IS INCREASING
We Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
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Republicans Of
Nome Met Last
Night Business
The regular business
meeting of the Nome Re
publican Club last night in
the City Hall, was presided
over by President Leroy M
Sullivan, who stated that
reports were heard from
various committees appoint
ed at the last meeting.
A communication was
read to the meeting from
Territorial National Com
mitteeman E. A. Rassmus
sen.
The business of election
of officers for the ensuing
year was postponed until
after the first of February.
President Sullivan stated
that the meeting was adjou
rned about 10:30 P.M., to
meet again on the call of
the chair, as soon as the
several committees are pre
pared to report.
ATTENTION MOOSE
A meeting of the members of
Moose Lodge No. 1413, will be
held Monday, Jan. 20th, eight pm.
at St. Joseph's Hall. Business of
importance. A full attendance is
requested.
W. H. KOCH, Secretary
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Weather Today
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(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Snow was falling this am.
at Nome and Dutch Harbor
Alaska. Other Alaskan sta
tions reported generally
fair skies. Cloudy and un
settled weather obtained
along the coast of Oregon,
Washington and California,
where some rainfall occur
red last night. Barometer
readings continue low over
the ocean and high thruout
western Canada and Alas
ka. Temperatures contin
ue well below zero thruout
the interior of Alaska an |
western Canada. Fairbanks
reported a minimum of 38
below zero while Nome ob
served 15 below at 10 p.m.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follows:
Nome snowing —5
Solomon, cloudy, —10
Golovin, cloudy, —7
Nulato, hazy, —27
Kaltag, clear, —25
Unalakleet clear, —40
Ruby, clear. —32
Flat clear, —41
Fairbanks, clear, —40
Nenana, clear, —30
Tanana, clear, —19
Hot Springs ptly cldy, —16
Kotzebue partly cldy, —35
Advertising Sale
Delinquent Tax
Property Nome
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Work has finally been com
pleted on the set-up for the
final publishing of the de
linquent taxes on real pro
perty in the city of Nome. I
An order to proceed was
received some time ago
from the U.S.District Court
at Nome, but considerable
work on the roll was neces
sary before final publica
tion should begin.
The roll will appear in
tomorrow’s issue of The
Nome Daily Nugget includ
ing delinquent taxes for
1934, penalty, interest and
costs of advertising annex
ed to the figures. The Nome
City Council took action
during the spring of last
year to bring about an ad
vertising out of all delinq
ent taxes in the city of
Nome. With the final four
publications of this notice,
that object will have been
accomplished.
FUNERAL NOTICE
The funeral of the late C.!
F. Smith, will be held at
2 P. M., Saturday, January
; 18, at the Federated churchy
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The Nome Drug Store,
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