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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY AND OPTICALXiOODS
FINE W ATI'if REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
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314 FRONT STREET. NOME. ALASKA.
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS BY THB DAY WEEK OR MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
WEN 8 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
I TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
Chevrolet Auto Freight Mechanical
OldunobUe Taxi Eu. teat loo
Pontiac Baa To Little Or. » Electrical
Biilck Parcel Delivery Tiree
O M C Track* Painting
Parts A Accessories Renovating
Gas and Oil
PHONE MAIN 108
TELLS EXPERIENCES OF
RECENT TRIP NORTH
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A Polet who returned to Nome
j recently after visiting many points
| in Northwestern Alaska in com
1 pany with Dr. Lo-ftius and Mr.
Sheeley reports that there is a
marked improvement in the busi
ness and industrial life, of the
points visited.
The trip was made principally in
The interests of fur farming and
agricultural. Dr. Loftus made
very careful survey of the sit
nation and furnished much vu!
liable inf< rtna'.'ii'i and advice to all
that he was able to contact an
visit.
The first place visited was Tel
ler where after talking over t lie
stuation with the two owners of
the largest farms in Teller, it was
realized that a change in the'meth
od of feeding the animals would
be advantgeous in place of the
now know metohds of feeding cook
ed cereals with small amounts- o
tish or meat that diet principally
of raw fish and raw meat ground
and very little cooked cereal lr.i
prpven in other parts of the Terr
itory much more successful re
ducing the labor, cost of feed wit"
more efficiency.
as omer points were visnea
this was proven, marked contras
was found in Kotzebue and Shish
mareff between the users of th
two methods of feeding. *
In many rises it was found that
some were compelled by necess
ity to resort to fish and meat die'.'
on account of cereal ^being short
found themselves following till '
right course which was manifesto...
by the appearance of the stock arm
the largest percentage of the in
crease and the very small mortalii.
where at places yet feeding cereals
the stock was poor and loss per
centage greater.
This visit will undoubtedly hr
of material assistance to all, fin
farmi-rs and the industry shoule
take a new life and the membei
of farms increase ;(nd the fiir pro
duction should cl hub to aiVatei
proportions.
The result of thp week • f hr
luring on the subject to tile tea
chers attending the summer schoo'
at Nome should develop in ts’l'
a boon for. the industry as read!:; I
between the lines and other mo
ments kndwn that "the diercting
and teaching of the native, tie
care of fur raising animals will v
suit in the development of lurg,
happier, prosperous communities
There is no doubt that the nat
Is capable in a small way to care
tor a pair or two of fox or mink
at no expense, netting them year
ly a nice income probably sufficient
to meet their wants.
Mr. Sheeley found quite a sur
prising number of gardens in ev
ery point visited and gave iidvtci
as to the proper care, how to pre
pare the proper ground and when
and how to plant, many more
have signified their, intention of
starting gardens, especially among
fur farms where it is very nec
essary i.'oat green vegetable*
should be added to the diet of the
animals.
While it Kotzebue we had -he
pleasure of testing and feast'ng
with Mr. Hr ggs on his product of
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DR. REX E. SWARIZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 8 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA. |
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his; expert netits in canning i;>"m
deer, it took several metals. to nest
all varieties.
Corned Reindeer was canned in
two ways, whole pieces and ground
toursley.
.» We declared botli kinds very
palatable and tasty proitaldy the
whole piece variety has a better
appeal to the eye but the taste
does not differ much with the ex
ception of the spice used:
Tile reindeer steaks canned in
one pound and largers tins fur
nished one meal, we pronounced
this a very fine product, as a
matter of fact, the flavor, texture
and appearances is as good, if not
better than many are able to
prepare it from fresh meat.
We had a luncheon on canned
jellied reindeer tongues and chile
con carne which compares fav
orably with any product now off
ered for sale in Nome stores.
Tbe canning of the best parts
of reindeef for local and out
side sale, would leave (jonsider
able amount of meat for the
i'ur farms.
Mr. Sheeley also gave good ad
vice and information in the mat
ter of tunning and Mrs. Fohn-Han
sen demonstrated in the manufac
turing of gloves and other art
icles of reindeer hides, with the
development of-the feature would
be a means of adding to the gen
eral labor and wealth of this sec
tion.
Mr. Polet while at Kotzebue as
sisted in the formation of a comm
>ttee who will have in charge, the
preparation of a program for the
ntertainment of the Arctic Cruise.
It was hoped that many from
Nome would make the trip as the
people of Kotzebue would like to
show their appreciation and co
operation to make this First Cruise
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CHANGES NAME OE OEEK E
BERLIN. Aug. 22. Hitler order
yd tile 11 a nip of tile President's of
fice changed to the President in -
Chancellory.
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DR. H. G. HUGHES t
J) E N T I S T
ABOVE MODERN CAKE
HOURS 0 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. t. TANNER
LAWYER -
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, EROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—1 to 7 p.m.
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MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At Nome Tailoring Company
HOURS 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.
OR PHONE RESIDENCE
“CARPENTER
BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
ART BROWN
Will Draw Your Plana And
Complete Your Ketimatea
Inquire Nugget Of Ace
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MARKET REMAINS RI LE
NEW YORK, Aug. 19. Extreme
I —' 9 y '
I apathy tended to drag prices
down in one of the dullest Sat
urday session's in ten years. Mos'
1 of thpJ list barely changed but
I numerous losses of from a fra ■
jtinn to tnore than a point were
j recorded. Sales were one hiutd re.l
and yighlv thousand.
j YOfTH ATTEMPTS SAIL
ATLANTIC CANOE KOI NR
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i By The Associated* Press)
ST. JOHNS. New foundlani!,
Aug. 21, The canvas covered ean
NOTICE TO ('HERITORS
Tn tTip' Probate Court for the
St. Michael Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Hivision.
■—In the" matter of the.' estate oT
Ellen Maria Boyne, deceased.
Xotice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Clement P. Boyne,
has been appointed by the above
entitled court, executor of
the estate of Ellen Maria Boyne,
deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased, are
hereby required to present the
same duly verified to the Execut
or at his residence in Unalakleet,
Alaska, within six months from
he date of this notice.
Haled at Upalakleet, Alaska, the
1st day of August, 19114.
Clement P. Boyne, «•'
Executor.
Publish Aug. 1, S, 15. 22. 29.
1934.
oe iii which John Smith. a.’el
twenty-four. started alone on
June ISfh to cross the Atlantic
Ocean from i'eterboro. Ontario t*
I’eterboro. England. was picki I
up empty (IfSVert miles, south of
Port Saunders.
NOTICE TO l»lvM«M It.vrs
It hits hern brought In the u(
,'ntcntion of the Roosevelt Denm,
cratic t'lnli by the Second Division
Democratin Committee that a mem
Ini- of tile above-mentioned club
lots been conducting himself in. a
inaiinci- detrimental to flu* inter
ests, nf nil good Democrats.
Mot e fuirticnlarly. In' has spok
en ill large tin behalf .of the !!• -
publican cause, opposing Demo
cratic efforts to support the pic.
sent administration, - maliciously
issuing slanderous and misleading
statement s.
'He has .declared himself o;r
ed to tin- Democratic campaign
now Tie I n g conducted to supp
the candidates nominated by lie tip
iicrniic Voters In the primary? c‘iL
eel ion, refusing to take any part
ill this campaign in behalf of tile
paH.v which elected him to tiffin.
He luvs refused to support an
I lemon at ic program or movement
to secure further federal assist
ance and co-operatlou for the de
velopment of the Second Division,
being content to devote himself to
Ills itcrsonal interests and to those
opposed to Democratic principles.
Therefore, the Roosevelt Demo
cratic (lub hereby calls upon
James Krawley to appear lit n
meeting open to all Club mem
bers, to be held Thursday even
ing. August 28, at th*. City Hall
»t 8 p.m. TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
HE SHOULD NOT BK 8UMMAH
ILY RKAI) OUT OK THE DEMO
PRATIC PARTY.
(Signed)
Roosevelt Democratic Club
A. Hahlke, Secretary
(Paid Advertisement)
The Risdon
Automatic Stoker
FOR CONVENIENCE
IT REQUIRES THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF ATTENTION
AND LABOR
, FOR ECONO A1Y
Til ERF IS NO WAY TO HUY HEAT FOR HESS MONEY THAN
WITH THE RISDON STOKER. IT FAYS FOR ITSELF
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