TELLER NEWS
(Special Correspondence)
March 3, 1936
Miss Ethel Marx made a
45 mile trip to Igloo yester
day to send an emergency
message to Nome. Burl -
her being unable to contact
Nome on the three o’clock
run, however, it was im
possible for the plane to get
through last night and a
lovely baby girl arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin C. Mattick before
the doctor could get here.
Both mother and baby are
doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson have returned
from a trip to Wales and
Shismaref.
Edgar Tweet, Barney Vo
gen and Lyman Culver are
fixing up a boiler and plan
a prospecting trip toward
the end of the month.
George Folger returned
from “Winter Camp” yes
terday. They have been
busy there for the past
week marking reindeer.
The ice is piling up fast
around Teller during the
past few weeks. There is
more snow already than we
have had for the past two
years and if it keeps on
there will be more snow
than there has been for a
great many years.
Some of Teller’s younger
set have been busy the past
week prospecting for crabs.
There is a place near here
where it is rumored that a
native caught crabs thirty
I
years ago and they are bus
ily fishing every nice day.
There was quite a little ex
citement one day when Bar
ney Vogen got something
almost to the top but they
are not sure yet whether it
was a crab or a starfish.
_
L. Steffenson has return
ed to Teller aTer spending
three weeks at Gold Run.
Weal her Totiav
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(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Snow squalls were report
ed early this morning
around Nulato and Kaltag.
otherwise generally fair
weather prevailed over the
Nome-Fairbanks Airway.
Unsettled conditions with
mild temperatures are re
ported from the Gulf and
Southeastern Alaska Sta
tions. It is somewhat cold
er in western Alaska. Low
barometer continues over
most of Alaska with the
center of the “Low” about
200 miles south of Kodiak
Island.
Nome, clear, temp. —2.
Solomon clear —6.
Golovin clear —7.
Nulato snowing 12
Unalakleet cloudy 2.
Kaltag cloudy 8.
Ruby cloudy 11.
Crooked Creek clear 0.
Flat clear 8.
Kotzebue blowing snow—8.
Candle blowing snow —G.
Fairbanks cloudy 2.
Cordova raining 38.
Juneau cloudy 38.
Ketchikan cloudy 36.
Townsend version: Age
will be served—Buffalo Ex
press-Courier.
Valient Eskimos
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astrophe and to secure aid.
One can almost see this
lone Eskimo, a child of the
north, race across the tun
dra to Barrow and making
Ihe trip in record time.
Had a white man done this,
his name, too, would have
been in the headlines and
he would have had his
share of praise. But he is
only an Eskimo, and so the
world passes on and gives
him little regard, and until
a day or two ago nobody
took the trouble to even de
termine his name. And so,
while we mourn for the
“mighty dead” and while
we commend the faithful
and outstanding services of
men like Stanley Morgan
and Joe Crosson, let us not
forget to at least give our
mental thanks and our men
tal admiration to the Es
kimos, who were true to
the traditions of their race
in being generous, humane
and brave. Honor to them,
and to that one of them
whose name is Clair Oka
bach er.
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