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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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THE SOLUTION IS SIMPLE
II there is such terrible labor conditions in the
States why does not the government spend a few billion
on additional public works and thus relieve the situation.
Millions upon millions are poured out for other purpos
es, such as dry enforcement, but when it comes to the
welfare of the rank and file who comprise this repub
lic, it appears such a relief plan is entirely out of order.
The Navy department confirms the report that a
white whale and a black one were seen swimming side
by side; and still we must believe that the old time tot of
grog has been abolished aboard ship.
We see where plans for stocking Alaska with game
animals from various parts of the world is contemplat
ed. We hope they will bring in some giraffes, elephants
and monkeys. Never mind the camels, we’re dry enough.
Another thing the completion of the Seward break
water will result in will be the large number of new
citizens—the families of fishermen. Having safe winter
protection for their craft, many would make their home
in Seward.
DEVELOPMENT OF
BEEF CATTLE 01
KODIAKJfiVORflBLE
KODIAK BEEF CATTLE RANCH- j
INC, BEST IN ALASKA
PRESENT TIME
Prospects for agricultural de- j
velopment on Kodiak Island arc j
more favorable this year than in |
cny previous years, states H. W. j
Alberts, agronomist in charge of !
Alaska Experiment Stations, De- !
partment of Agriculture, who re- j
turned yesterday to Seward from
one of his inspections to that j
area. It -has been demonstrated, :
he continued, at the experiment t
station at Kalsin Bay that beef j
cattle can be raised profitably. ;
Recently another ranch was
taken ap on the proposed trail
from the end of the Abbert high
way to Kalsin Bay and plans are
i underway to develop another
ranch beyond Kalsin Bay at Che- j
niak Point.
Kodiak Island has the most fav
orable places for beef cattle ran
ches in Alaska at the present time.
; With trails connecting the ran
; ches with Kodiak, transportation
is not a drawback to success. Big
ocean steamships call regularly
: at Kodiak. Cattle can be driven
over trails to the town for slaugh
; ter, in similar manner as they
were driven from distant regions
! to Chicago in former years.
; A trip was made on horseback
''Tom Kodiak to Kalsin Bay and
i from there to Eagle Harbor. Cat
I tie have been driven over this
! trail in former years but with
j extreme difficulty. With some im
i provement on this trail the_ graz
ing region of Eagle Harbor, Che
niak Point and other areas near
! the south end of the island will
; be made accessible to Kodiak,
j Building material co.n be trans
ported by water, but li -stock
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