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CHITINA, ALASKA, JANUARY 28, 1^33
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felfw: Jhiliji Cltugh N^lotn, lepfter ‘ Susiness Etnager Jlight
iirian flfugh Ktlstr, Editor and Publisher, ^uprising the Stadf,
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Herai*
Staff
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Ttfday wa have rfunded rx% t yrs,
§*r lublishing The'fhitina, (Alas
ka) Weekly Herald, as thia nAWs
paper was ftunded fa January, 18,
1931*,It was started atre a§ a
game and admiratif© of Efisbn and
the Hfrald he had as a bfy , but
it speedily grew and turned out tf
be quite a big prspssitif© which
h*s ke^pt us very .busy* made many ,
fi©e and interesting friends, all j
ever the world)* apd we thank the m
for the kind way in which they ex
pressed their appreciation ef cur
jMpaper,
w The press has also been veyy e© -
^cfuraging And cordial in wrAtingup
this paper, and we want t© give’ex
thanks and appreciation to them, 9
magazines and 28 nespapers all ever
the country that have given'us the
consideration ef a write-up, that
we know of,and there are many othfre
ers Ahat we hear abcut thru letters
bi4t; whose names we don't^ know,that
have given us ©qaal otnsideratief.
re take this tpportmnity to tha
4; nk the Aeeoiated Press,and many in
dividual© who sent such beauti ful
letters of sympathy at the t i* 0 e
Billy was drowned last sun©er, both’.
Hcr#14-;0taffv b«., ;
“Trtfore* 'we^Sss Billy '■ore^han
can say. We have trie* keep the
paper up to the standard we think
he would like, . ' •
We want to thank the people wiiom
we have as subscribers for th eir
fine support,We have ©very State in
the union exept Fis®iserippi ©n our
* paid mailing list.<JU* paper has e
Ven been going to ***** Alaska &:
.MUljippinee
Hawaii
Huhn
SW&en
Zealand
^ftfrPOP OI ' v ”
#ran<*,-e-—C OlTTIlTUElHrJ— Germany
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nexic» ■
Italy
Greece
■ China
AUS OITc*.XA<*
India
Africa (Nigeria)
japan
Making a total of It* foreign lands
We are happy to have had this cht.n -
cc to help Alaska, in a way we didnh
think of'when we began,? or Alaska Iju
our hcme,& we have many very great
ly interesting experiences up here.
We hope ye hatfe made you feel aa *•
quainted with those fine Sourdoughs
who: like to see boys eatfMrs,
trada; & Carl Carlson & Tommy Hyke
wht are always getting there; Billy
Tibbs with his violin Hareld Gil *
lam & his new man Kirkpatrick wh^,
| fly for us; Gordon Branch the fatbr
| er to Kendel the little twig,and
is always coming t© the aid of f*>
ranchers when they get in a jamjH.J.
Shepard & Baddy Shipp & Ike Taylcr
•f the Alaska Road*Com Skpts,& Bill
Cameron & Bill Jr,,Bill Hiemi & A}
Moore,of the A.H,C.tt6,who keeper
fine trails open;Supt,Hanson & his
fine force of men who had such a'
$uff job with our RR last summer ,
&{they suceeded in getting up the
Habesna Special in spite of every**
i*gj i the,.teaohers Mrs,Belehant &
JfJpi’Si; iT-,.■#£&&■%
nsnMrS worthso^freely tcT the
ives in'school & out; the trappers^
packers,guides & prospectors who
mush the trails; the freighters w
kkt drive the eats no matter how »
acid; the bachelors who bach; the
young fellows who dance; And those
two strong Oldtimers:John McCrary
of Copper Ctr who doesn’t care how
tld he is or if they say he’s go
ing to di£,but builds hangers for
Airplanes,which proves he*s up to
date; & Bill Clarke who walks thv
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