Seward Seaport Hecerd
Postoffice Pox 204 - Telephone Main 168
Published on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
joim M. Coleman Editor and Publisher
$5.00 p:r year by mail. 10 cents per copy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Be van
are parents of a . in hern in Sew
ard General Hospital January
IT. The little boy v den d six
pounds i';S'l ounces. J > had not
been r un si at pr*. ss time.
i he itcvarvs are r-. sifleuts of
So vnrd.
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FOR f IRTIIS IN 1331
Seward Gem f;R Hospital re
cord d more births during 1331
than any other yar in its his
tory. with the figure at 107.
No figures are kept as to the
comparative number of boys and
girls born, but it is known thn*
girls beat the boys by a large
majority.
So far th’s year more boys
have been born than girls.
BAR CAFE
Red Poole's
P©rtsge - Aicckca
TANNING
Send us your furs and skins to
be tanned. Quirk, efficient, re
liable workmanship. We return
your finished skins immediately.
Valcauda fur Co.
National Elcie. —- Be tile. Wash.
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GEORGE SUNDBORG TO
WASHINGTON. D.C.
George Sundborg, General
Manager, has been granted leave
ox absence from the Alaska De
velopment Board in order to
comply with a request from the
executive committee of the Alas
ka Statehood Committee that he
be available in Washington dur
ing the consideration of the
Stab hood Bid by the Senate,
it. v,as announced this w ek.
Derin • his leave Sundborg
will . void* 'ir' em- usiv !y ; >r
and at t! < ..peo.se t r the Alaska
Slat h« od Committee.
fxobert C. .*'! n.-ood, chairman
of the at hood Cemnrtte ■,
I) . ■
mi nt Board in m ik" Ihis ar
rang"-n '•*. that 'Sundborn was
wan! '(I : V/a. dn^t m in order
to pavMe facts aid figures
abou- Alan,an resources and re
lated matt rs which are import
ant i \ st dehood considerations.
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January 16
Seward, Valdez
GEORGE PRENTICE
January 23
Valdez, Seward
M / RING SPLICE
January 30
Valdez, Seward, Seldovia
Homer, Kodiak
For Information
PHONE MAIN 125
W. W. Sipprell, Gen. Agl.
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I'M WORKlN' ON/- I
LIKE COWS, f
CHICKENS AN' )
DUCKS*
/ Well, whats the
/ matter with me?
( DON'T I SUIT
Vj/OUR FANCV?
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FUNNY/ I'M
SURE I HEARD
THAT HORSE
TALK* ri