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were parked in front of your home. If the least in doubt,
whether they create a favorable impression, drop in at the
NOME MOTOR CO.
Main Street, and look over the complete line of Chevrolet
Trucks and Commercial Cars—you’ll find the type that
suits your business perfectly. You'll find, too, that Chev
rolet Trucks are as practical, inexpensive and economical, as
they are good looking.
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LARRY GALVIN
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THIRD AVENUE, NOME, ALASKA
Going Washington
Button-hole Sen.
To Help Wallace
Farmers Want See Wallace
With More Power To
Develop Agriculture
(By The Associated Press)
DES MOINES, Iowa, May 10, —
A large delegation of dirt farmers
from the cornbelt plan to leave
here Saturday for Washington D. C.
where they personally will button
hole congressmen in the cause of
the AAA in pulling for amendments
which would give Secretary of Agri
culture Wallace greater powers in
the administration of the farm pro
gram.
WEATHER AT
NENANA TODAY
The weather at Nenana today,
according to the Nome Weather Bur
eau was clear; an East wind was
blowing of about 15 miles an hour
velocity and the temperature was
26 above.
Other cities including Fairbanks
reported clear, cool weather. The
weather North of Nome was also
reported clear.
Instead of warming up and the
breakup coming at Nenana it looks
as if winter was going to come on.
The temperature is getting colder
all the time and the wise ones still
say it won’t go before the 15th—and
if it doesn’t it will be a record as
the 13th May of is the latest date
on record that the ice has ever gone
out.
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Airplane Activities ;
Nome Today
'_
Pilot Chester Brown of the North- j
ern Air Transport returned to Nome I
last evening from Ruby after con-1
tacting a Fairbanks plane. As pass-1
engers were Mrs. Ole Hay and child-1
ren, Dan Camp, and Mr. and Mrs. i
Wolverton of Ruby. Pilot Brown is |
scheduled for a flight north tomor- j
row morning.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air
Service took off today for some
place up the Koyukuk River, where
he will meet Pilot Frank Pollack of
Fairbanks. Three passengers were i
with the Mirow plane today.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust •
Airways returned to Nome from a
northern flight last night and took '
off again today on a flight to Candle j
with a load of express and mail.
The plane carried about 1,000 lbs
of coal for that camp, according to!
reports. Some time ago it was re- j
ported that there would be a coal
shortage at Candle this spring, and |
it appears to have arrived. It is j
believed this is the first time that!
coal for another town in this setion
has been carried by airplane.
Pilot Whaley is due to return to j
Nome this evening.
Mrs. Arnold Undem and Bob Doy
le were passengers on the plane ar
riving last night from Golovin.
GOLOVIN NEWS
(Nugget Special Correspondence)
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(Continued From Page Three)
, It is with much regret that we see
the airmail and dogmail both close
this month. Pete Curran makes his
last trip the first of May and the
PAA finished the middle of April.
Two birthdays were celebrated
this month. Lola Ost, elder daugh
ter of John Ost, entertained a num
ber of little friends on April twenty
fifth and on the twenty-sixth a few
neighbors entertained Rev. R. H.
Pearson in honor of his birthday.
John Simon, aged twenty five,
died of tuberculosis at his home on
April 22nd. He was buried in the
local cemetery where the Rev.Pear
son held a short service.
John Olson flew to Nome on the
last mail plane. He expects to go
to work for the Hammon Company
soon.
Miss Ruth Ost, driving a long
string of dogs, came down from
Council to visit her family.
Mr. Jos. E. Dexter and son James
made a business trip to White Moun
tain.
Carl Olson of Bluff was a visitor
at the home of Mr and Mrs Undem.
Wallace Porter and son from Dime
Creek were guests at the Dexter
Roadhouse, also Tracy Swanson and
Carl Baile.
FOR YOUR
INFORMATION
To the Public of Nome.
Office hours at Radio Station.
DAILY
7:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.
SUNDAY’S & HOLIDAYS
3:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M.
Telegrams accepted at Radio Sta
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