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AUGUST 5
AUGUST 19
SEPTEMBER 9
SEPTEMBER 23
OCTOBER 7
OCTOBER 21
NOVEMBER 4
NOVEMBER 18
DECEMBER 9
DECEMBER 23
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Request of Shippers
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr and Mrs. Andy Nylen who
spent the winter in tne States re
turned to Nome on the 2nd trip of
the Vic, and after ji day or so
spent in renewing acquaintances,
Jeft by auto for Solomon River
where he and his partners are
interested in mining.
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Sam W. Taggart. for many
years manager of the Pacific Cold
-Storage Company’s business in
Nome in the early days, and who
Up to recently was connected with
the Red Top Taxie service in
Seattle, returned to Nome on the
last Victoria. Mr. Taggart is in
teresting himself in the salesman
ship and opening of future mar
kets for reindeer meat.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Keenan re
urned to their Nome residence
after a winter vacation in the
states. Meenan is busy at |
present looking after mining in- ,
terekts here and says they are
both glad to get back. They both
state that W. E. Bartholomew and
Bud an Mrs. Harper are well |
and doing fine at Greenwater on j
the new highway which is being j
constructed over Mt. Rainier.
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Mrs. Paul Ullrich and son Henry [
for many years residents of Nome, i
sailed on the outgoing Victoria j
for the States where they will ]
make theiT future home. Miss
Margaret Ullrich, the daughter has
accepted a position as school tea
cher at MoGrath in the Kusko
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WITH
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FREE
PRICE *8.00
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k.wim section and wi-ll leave later
for her post after spending her
vacation with Nome friends. It
will be recalled by . readers of the
Nugget, that Mrs. Ullrich’s hus
iband met dea:h thru an auto acc
ident on the Bessie road a year
ago this spring. Altho sorry to
see them leave the Nugget joins
with others in wisihing the Ull
rich family well in their new lo
cation
‘THE WET PARADE’ COMPARES
LIFE OF PRE-WAR ERA WITH
THRILLS OF PRESENT DAY
Thrills of modern life, exciting
happenings which appear daily in
newspapers and the engrossing ad
venture of a young man and wo
man who find the fight for love
and happiness as hazardous as the
most fantastic jungle adventure,
form the plot details of the“The
Wet Parade,” which will open
Tuesday at the Dream Theatre,
August 1.
The story, based on Upton Sin
clair’s sensation:l novel, opens on
an aristocratic Southern plantation
(before the World War, depicting
the tragedy of a young girl whose
father is driven to suicide as a
result of his obsession by liquor.
Because of this, the girl becomes
an almost fanatic supporter of the
cause of prohibition but as the
succeeding years bring about first
the 18th Amendment and then the
modem era of bootlegging activi
ties, she finds herself the center
of a series of exciting happenings
which rise to a thrilling dramatic
climax.
Highlights of the plot include
the herione's attempt to prevent
her brother from repeating her
father’s fatal error: the tragic
murder of a nagging wife who
tries to interfere with her hus
t»nd’s post-prohibition drinking
habits, the wrecking of a “gin
mill” by government agents and
spectacular nightclub raids. The
settings which range from a beau
tiful Southern plantation to pic
turesque New York street scenes
iof the period of the Wilson ad
ministration and finally depict the
[(luxurious drinking places of the
current times are the most varied
and colorful seen on the screen in
| some time.
The motorship Good Hope is
expected to arrive from Teller to
day, on her return from 'northern
pors with mail. The Motorship
New York is also due to arrive
from St. Michael with mail. Both
vessels operate under the Lyng
Nav. Co.
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DREAM THEATRE
ui'viiAV JULY 30 7:15 and 9PM.
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY. JDi.w
“TRAVELLING HUSBANDS”
WITH •
EVELYN RRKNT ' .
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* melon drama
WITH
clark * McCullough
Admission 65 cents including Ui ,__
ONB SHOW TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 AT 8 PM
< UPTON SINCLAIR'S
THE WEI PARADE
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WITH
, W.VLTffl HUSTON & DOROTHY JORDON
. ALSO
"THR FIDDLER —A TOBY
1 1 " Admission 76 cents including tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 AT 7:80 PM.
“Sweepstakes”
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WITH
EDDIE QUIUIN A MARION NIXON
ALSO
"MICKEY'S HOLIDAY—MICKEY'S GANG
A dm twice 65 eeat» including tax
ON* SHOW SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 AT 7:30 PM
STOLEN HEAVEN
WITH
NANCY CARQLL & PHILIP HOUSES
—ALSO—
PARAMOUNT PKTOHIAIj
Admission 65 cents including tax
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