726 Sep. \9(
7.26 Sopi r id, 1954
3.63 SepU :>or Id, 195<1
363 Septeui ucr 16, 1954
3.63 September 10, 1954
3.63 September 10, 1954
68.58 September 10, 1954
794.00 September 10, 1954
62.22 September 10, 1954
4,952.07
September 10, 1954
4.32 September 10, 1954
6.29 September 10, 1954
6.36 September 10, 1954
35.75 September 10, 1954
15.09 September 11, 1953
17.85 September 11, 1<&3
26.57 September 11, 1953
27.00 September 11, 1953
1,161.36 September 11, 1953
15.03 September 11, 1953
27.56 September 11, 1953
53.20 September 11, 1953
2.23 September 11, 1953
11.81 September 11, 1953
34.85 September 11, 1953
41.42 September 11, 1953
15.16 September 11, 1953
80.81 September 11, 1953
73.25 September 11, 1953
12.77 September 11, 1953
15.96 September 11, 1953
69.36 September 11, 1953
.10
September 11, 1953
19.46 September 12, 1952
30.48 September 12, 1952
30.22 September 12, 1952
48.30 September 12, 1952
2.43 September 12, 1952
12.87 September 12, 1952
37.99 September 12, 1952
32.54 September 12, 1952
72.50 September 12, 1952
35.78 September 14, 1951
27.36 September 14, 1951
17.88 September 14, 1951
23.40 September 14, 1951
8.03 September 14, 1951
42.39 September 14, 1951
49.08 September 14, 1951
17.88 September 14, 1951
38.52 September 8,1950
29:46 September 8, 1950
19.23 September 8 1950
. #*«4>o Vmcclnm Prngrsm
m/md Until Spring
Amounts of Salk vaccine allocat
ed to Alaska are coming so slowly
that no extension of the polio vac
cination program to children un
der 5 years of age and over 9 can
be expected until in March or
April, according to Dr. Charles R.
Hayman, Alaska Department of
Health preventative medicai ser
vices chief.
In answer to many inquiries be
ing received from parents and phy
sicians regarding extension of the
polio vaccination program to child
ren in the younger end older age
groups, he said it is planned in
early spring to offer vaccinations
in Alaska cities to all children
aged 1 through 14 years. At that
time the booster, or third shot,
will be offered to those who receiv
ed the first and second vaccina
tions. The program cadis for two
shots given one month apart and
a third shot after seven months
have elapsed. '
Polio vaccinations have been giv
en to the majority of children
from 5 through 9 years of age and
to pregnant women in the cities
of Ketchikan, Juneau, Sitka, Skag
wiy. Haloes, Cordova, Valdet, '
ard, Anchorage, Kodiak and Pal
mer and soon will be f/iven itt
Fairbanks.
UGing the vaccine supplied by
the National Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis for first and second
graders last May, June and July,
approximately 8,500 children, now
7 and 8 years old, received injec
tions. Since August 1955 approxi
mately 10,000 doses of the federal
supply have been received in Alas
ka. This has provided vaccinations
in the cities for approximately
3,500 children ages 5, 6 and 9.
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Unknown
Nick Lohr
John Anderson
Oscar A. Nelson
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
William Simeonoff,
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Nick Lohr
John Anderson
Oscar A. Nelson
Peter Nekeferoff
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1*4
2
5
16 8
16 15pt
14.90
5.11
27.00
31.26
.75
.26
1.35
1.56
9.54
3.27
17.28
20.01
25.19 September 8, 1950
8.64 September 8, 1950
45.63 September 8, 1950
52. 83 September 8, 1950
Tract A
1950
U. S. S. No. 444
11.39
.57
7.29
19.25 September 8, 1950
1
3
Jr. 11
14
10
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2
5
16 6
16 15pt
1949
KODIAK TOWNSITE
19.82
9.90
12.96
4.44
23.48
27.18
.99
.50
.65
.22
1.17
1.36
1949
U. S. S. No. 444
Tract A
9.90
.50
15.06
7.52
9.85
3.37
17.84
20.66
7.52
35.87 September 9, 1949
17.92 September 9, 1949
23.46 September 9, 1949
8.03 September 9, 1949
42.46 September 9, 1949
49.26 September 9, 1949
17.92 September 9, 1949
1948
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 19.82 .99 17.44 38.25 September 10, 1948
3 llpt 9.90 .50 8.71 19.11 September 10, 1948
Jr. 11 2 12.96 .65 11.40 25.01 September 10, 1948
14 5 4.44 .22 3.91 8.57 September 10, 1948
16 8 23.48 1.17 20.66 45.31 September 10, 1948
16 15pt 27.18 1.36 23.92 52.46 September 10, 1948
1948
U. S. S. No. 444
Tract A
9.90
.50
8.71
19.11 September 10, 1948
i : '
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Peter Nekeferoff 1 10
William Simeonoff, Jr. 11 2
Unknown 14 5
John Anderson 16 15pt
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Oscar A. Nelson Tract A
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1
14
10
5
1947
KODIAK TOWNSITE
19.82
12.96
4.44
22.70
.99
.65
.22
1.14
1947
U. S. S. No. 444
6.60
.33
19.82
4.44
.99
.22
19.62
12.96
4.44
22.70
660
1946
KODIAK TOWNSITE
22.20
4.97
40.63 September 12, 1947
26.57 September 12, 1947
9.10 September 12, 1947
46.54 September 12, 1947
13.53 September 12, 1947
43.01 September 13, 1946
9.63 September 13, 1946
Peter Nekeferoff 1 10
Unknown 14 5
1945
KODIAK TOWNSITE
19.82
4.44
.99 24.58
.22 * 5.55
45.39 September 14. 1945
10.21 September 14, 1945
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1944
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 24.42 1.22 " 30.77
14 5 444 .22 6.04
56.41 September 8, 1944
10.70 September 8, 1944
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1943
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 24.42 1.22 36.14
14 5 4.44 .22 6.57
61.78 September 10, 1943
11.23 September 10, 1943
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1 10
14 5
1942
KODIAK TOWNSITE
24.42 1.22 39.07
4 44 .22 7.10
64 71 September 11, 1942
11.76 September 11, 1942
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diak for the years 1942 through 1954 and that it shows the date when said taxes became delinquent, the
total amount of said taxes, penalty and interest separately stated, and the aggregate of the whole
thereof::
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City Clerk-Treasurer
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