OCTOBER 4 -.10 FIRE P.KEVFWTIOtf WEEK,
The week October 4-10 1925, has been designated Fire Pre
vention Week, and in compliance with telegraphic instructions Hd.
9th Corps Area the organizations in this Post were given fire drills
and instructions in fire prevention.
All fire hazards are far as possible eliminated and the danger
and carelessness of smoking and throwing cigarette butts and cigar
stubs around have been impressed upon every member of the Post in
instructions by all organization commanders.
UNITED STATES WEATHER REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER.
Maximum temperature 73 degrees.
Minimum temperature 28 degrees.
Total amount of rainfall 3,17 inches.
Heaviest 24 hour rainfall 1.32 inches on the 9th.
Humber of clear days 17.
Humber of part cloudy days 4,
Humber of cloudy days 9.
First killing frost on the 15th.
There was a beautiful display of the northern Lights
the evening of the 23rd.
-E.E.Bromley, Co-operative Observer.
CHURCH HOTICE.
A musical program is planned for Sunday evening to take the
place of the regular preaching service* Community singing and
special selections are features of the program. Come and enjoy the
violin solo Toy 1 r.Nichols. We hope to make this the first of a number
of musical programs during the winter.
Sunday School at 1 p.M. Evening program at 7:30 P„M.
-E.E.Bromley, Minister.
A HI RLE CLASS FOR LEU OF THE POST.
A bible class for men of the Post will be conducted in the E.& R.
School room, building #14, by Reverend E.E.Bromley, commencing on
Thursday evening at 6;15, October 15th. Everyone is invited to attend.
FOUR LEU LEA IE FOR STATES SUNDAY.
The following named men will leave Sunday on the. Rogers for
Fort Lawton, Washington, to be discharged per E.T.S;
P fc„ Willi am Momby, Q,.M.C., Privates Edward Votery and Frank
Schuler, Company "E" and Private Erick Wagstaff, Medical Corps.
Private Willard P. Stauffer CO.g accidentally shot.
Private Willard F. Stauffer, Company "E", -was accidentally shot
through the left fore arm while attempting to unload a pistol last
Tuesday. He was lucky enough to only receive a flesh wound and will
be out of the hospital in a few days.
HA I HE S &' PLSASAiTT CAi'.P ROAD COMPLETED.
The Haines-Pleasant Camp road was completed October 5th. and
the road camp has been moved to Wells where the gang has commenced
to resurface the oil road. This road is now one of the best and one
of the most important in Alaska as it opens up the Porcupine mining
country and runs to the boundary line between Canada and the U.S.