If we Don’t Suit
Tell US
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INFORMATION SOUGHT
Inquiry lias been received
at the Governor’s Office concer
ning the whereabouts of John
Radigan, who came to Alaska
twenty-three years ago. He was
last heard from in the vicinity
of Rampart in the Spring of 19*4
when he advised that he was
leaving for home. It is stated
that he discovered a gold creek
which he named Windso- Creek.
His present age would be forty
seven or forty eight. Informat
ion concerning him is sought
by his relatives. His neice, Miss
Rhea R. vV in tors, 1 .">8 Living
ston Ave., New Brunswick, N J.,
should be notified of any know
ledge concerning him.
r\n inquiry n;ts oeen recei
ved by the Governor’s Office,
.Juneau, Alaska, for information
about J. W. Arnold, known as
Hilly. Mr. Arnold came to Alaska
in l-dfs and was last heard from
in March 193 7. from McCarthy,
at whieii time he was working
for the Great Western Mining
Company. Any in formation what
ever about Mr. Arnold should tie
sent to the Governor’s Office.
YOlT ft LOCAL IWPE ft
\Ye lo\e this town, there’s noth,
ing like it,
H »w* ver far and wide we hike it
We’re glad we came, we gladly
linger
And sling the type with skillful
finger.
Our feet and hearta.ro oversize;
With weal or won we sy m pathize.
We’re tickied as that budding
1 ieeeher
When church folk's raise the local
preacher.
From Jimmy Sn.ith’s first wail
ing breath
To when his eyes are closed in j
death,
There's scarce a word or work or,
caper
But interests the local piper
The member of the Ladies' Aid
By whom the first prize pie w is
made,
We’to good and glad to celebrate!
her,
And if unwed, thus help to date
her.
I
Kach doubting Thomas to eon
vince,
We give her recipe for mince,
And say our teeth have never
sunk in !
A pie so pleasing as her
pumpain.
When Minnie finds her latest
pet
As good as she will likely get,
We print kind words about the
weddin g,
E’en though we fear they’ll
have hard sledding,
Felicitate the bride and groom
And hope to see the birthrate
boom.
We want the news but want
the best;
We censor some and print
the rest.
i
Send in the facts and keep
them coming,
We like them fresh and hot
and humming.
Send in the news but search
your heart;
lit* sure it holds no poisoned
dart, ;
In all the land there is no cuss
So mean as old Anonymous.
We go each night in peace to
roost.
if we have done our daily boost;
Hut nightmares come to fright
and shock
For every mean and measly
knock.
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Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
l<\ A. HANSEN Su)U. O. F. PUGH. Agent
ICennecott Laundry
IVIc'L&rtLy Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Xotary Public Real Estate
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged.
Cordova,
Alaska
\SA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyur
SEATTLE, WASH
512 Hoge Building
VI cCa rfchy
Alaska
"The McCarthy Club”
On Second Street
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