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NOME_FAIRBANKS ALASKA
AIRPORT NEWS
N 0 M E
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service made a
flight to Teller this morn
ing with express and re
turned with Mrs. Tom Pet
erson and sister as passen
gers. Mrs. Peterson and
her sister are enroute to
the States.
Later in the day he made
a flight to Golovin with
John Ost, Albert Johnson
for White Mountain, and
Fred Durocher for Council.
On the return trip to Nome
from Council was B. Brook
nes and daughter as pas
sengers.
Pilot Mirow also made
a trip of mercy to Pilgrim
Springs late this afternoon,
returning with Brother Wil
helm who is ill and in need
of medical attention.
Tomorrow, Pilot Mirow is
scheduled for a flight to
Fairbanks, w.p.
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Ford plane, pilot A1
Monson, arrived at Nome
and departed again today,
with Jim Corrigan as a pas
senger for Fairbanks and a
native boy for some point
down the coast. Incoming
mail was brought in by the
plane.
Pilot Whaley of Nome
Airways arrived Fairbanks
today. Return Wed. w.p.
Dr. Charteris is in receipt
of a telegram today from
Duncan Macdonald, dated
Cordova,Jan. 13th, in which
he states that Ann Dwyer,
Jerry Galvin and himself,
arrived there at two P.M-,
where they will await the
sailing of the first steamer
for Seattle.
M I N K
DEMAND IS INCREASING
YVe Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
SHIP YOUR SKINS EARLY!!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
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308 Central Ave., Highland Park, 111.
MICHELSON FUNERAL
TO BE WEDNESDAY
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Telegrams received by
Carl Michelson, brother of
Victor Michelson, killed in
an automobile accident Sun
day, stated that his funeral
would take place in Seattle
Wednesday. Another tele
gram today to Mr. Michel
son stated that Arne Ull
rickson. driver of the car,
injured in the accident, suf
fered from shock and head
injuries.
Indicating that his injur
ies were not of a serious
nature, the telegram said
that he had been released
from the hospital today.
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Weather Today
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(U. S. Weather Bureau) (
Fair skies were the rule
at observation time this a.
m. throughout interior Al
aska and the Yukon Terri
tory. Rain was falling
along the coast of Oregon
and California while snow
was reported at Cordova
and along the Aleutian Is
lands. Barometer readings
were higher and rising in
interior and northern Alas
ka. Fairbanks reported a
minimum temperature of
34 below zero while Nome
recorded 9 below during
last night.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follows:
Nome, clear, temp. 2 above
Solomon, clear, —9
Golovin, clear, —3
Nulato, clear, —2
Ruby, missing,
Flat, clear, —36
Fairbanks,, smky, —33
Nenana, clear, —4
Kotzebue, clear, —20
Peering, clear, —20_
CO AL AND FUEL OIL
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Wants To Find
Mining Ground
To Invest Money
A communication read at
the council meeting last
night, evoked wondering
| surprise that the signer was
in such a position as to of
fer Utopian suggestions to
the prospectors of this area
The letter was from one
John Smith, White Plains,
New York, and requested
the council to place him in
communication with any
worthy prospectors or min
ers who had in their pos- \
session good mining pros
pects, as he was in a posi
tion to procure funds for
worthwhile mining ventur
es.
Such a communication
has never been received
here before, and the coun
cil finally decided to have a
letter written to Mr. Smith
advising him of the receipt
of the letter.
It has always been extre
mely hard in the past for
anyone with good mining
ground to interest capital
enough to promote his pos
sibilities, but here appears
a man who is looking for
the miners and their ground
in which to invest the
money.
It is said that it isn’t much
news when a dog bites a
man: But, if the man bites
jthe dog! Boy! That is
news!
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TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 8 P- ML
44 THE GREAT JASPER ”
WITH
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EDNA MAY OLIVER
THIS IS THE FINEST CHARACTERIZATION
OF DIX'S CAREER
ALSO
SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
AND
“BABES IN THE WOODS”—A Silly Symphony
AND
NEVA WHALEY
Willi Her Singing And Dancing Kiddies
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Homelike Sweet Pepper Hash .
Pear Butter, Quart Jar, Each.50cts
Stuffed Peppers .6 Cans $1.35 .... per can 25cts
Salted Norway Mackrell.25cts Each
Fresh Pure Pork Link Sausage . 2 lbs. 85cts
Reindeer Hearts.per lb. 15cts
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