Fish, Seaweed Are
Said Be A Good
Diet for Indians
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“Petersburg is a good example
of these results. Two years ago
it took me four days to complete
my work and this year it took
but half a day to take care of all
the dental needs of the children.
“In Copper Center when I went
there for the first time I could
tell just how long the different
families had bean living in town
where there was an interested
teacher. The bureau has been
providing dental care for native
children for the last eight years
and children 10 years and over
were seen to have good teeth, he
said.
The bureau is putting into ef
fect a new system of dental care
for the natives this spring by
granting contracts to local den
tists to care for the teeth in the
place of having two full-time men
traveling over the territory and
doing all the corrective work.
Dr. Pyle has appointed den
tists thruout the territory to take
care of this work. No one dentist
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GENERAL ELECTION, SEPTEMBER 8, 1936.
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
LESTER 0. GORE
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HARRY McCAIN
AUDITOR
CASH COLE
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
R. J. STOREY
SENATOR
J. CHAS. KENNEDY
Territorial Representatives
BEN F GILLETTE
EDWARD D. STEFFEN
NELS SWANBERG, Sr.
GEORGE HELLERICH, (Withdrawn)
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Families Alaska
Realize Value
Canned Salmon
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nues, spent throughout the terri
tory, will be realized if one con
siders the loss to Alaska if this
money were not available.
“There isn’t a home in Alaska
not benefited or directly affected
by the success of the fishing in
has been designated in the larger
towns, such as Anchorage and
Fairbanks, where the native popu
lation is small, he said.
Dr. A. R. Roberts of Seward
has been appointed for work on
Kodiak Island and Cook Inlet;
Dr. Robert Livie of Naknek, the
Bristol Bay country; Dr. Bart La
rue of Ruby, the Yukon River
country, and Dr. Hughes of Nome
the Seward Peninsula.
Dr. Pyle’s duties in the future
will consist mainly in making in
spections without doing any of
the actual dental work himself.
Dr. Walla Tate, who has been
a full-time dentist for the bu
reau, has resigned and will return
to the states.
I
dustry, because regardless of our
irdividual occupations we derive
directly or indirectly the greatest
s) rre of our revenue from this
source,” Rasmussen continued.
“Other industries are carrying a
share of the load now but were it
not for the tremendous amount
paid to the territory by the fish
eries, the territory could not have
developed as it has. Local busi
ness could not have carried this
heavy burden alone.
“A consideration of the value
of this tax revenue to the welfare
of Alaska residents demonstrates
the great importance of the fish
eries to every family in Alaska
When the canneries are success
ful it means profit for all the
towns, for everybody in the ter
ritory.”
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