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5- CHI TINA, ALASKA October 30, 1932
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LAST TRAIN U? THE LINE WENT TO KEN- j
NECOTT & RETURNED YESTERLAY.lt went j
lo Cordova, today* The bridge men are
now taking the deck off the bridge
because before the next train ran
get here in the spring, the bri dge
will go out again* This will sav e
the Ry. a lot of money. They now
have all the Me Carthy Sc Kennec o tt
supplies'up there so they don*t have
to worry. About Nov. 10 Cordova hop
es to run another train to Chitin a
^.f the wather permits'with a lot of
machinery for Habesna. The Nab e sna
folks are hoping'thet the Ry. can
get the train up, as if the'machin
ary can’t come until spring,it wou
ldn’t be iihto Nabesna until Summer
& that would slow up their business
a lot. If anyb6dyv'around here has
any influence , he ought to use it
Sc make good weather.
EDITORIAL- James Wickersham has
done n lot of fine things in hi s
many years of service for Alaska, &
will do a lot more when he is re-c
lected. As he has lived so very ma
ny years in Alaska he knows its pe~
ople & its needs. he hadn’t wor
ked in Washington D.C. so long, he
wouldn’t be able to get things done
so we11,but he succcds probably bofc.
Xter than'any other man would be a
ble to do. He probably knows about
as much of these things as any. man
living. We can show our appreciation
by giving him a great big votelThis
is the Herald’s indorsement of our
Delegate to Congress.
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BILLY HAS EIS VIOLIN NOW. When Mr.& |
Mrs. Clough went to Cordova,via Va
ldez they took Billy Tibhs his vio
lin. Billy was sick & for a'while it
didn't look so go6d for him, but roW
he is up'& around,& at Buzz Tibbs’, j
visiting. We wonder if the violin did |
it? At the dances here he played his
violift for years, announced jigs &
reels, & even did'a, jig or 2 for the
people of Chitina. Maybe he will p
lay for the nurses in Cordova to d
ance to. Good Luck Billy.
WILLIAMA. HESSE
Democratic Candidate Eor }
HYWAY ENGINEER ?
Elction on November 8, 1952 H
EDITGRIAL-For the first time in his
tory we arc lucky'enuff to have
woman to vote for .As Representative
for our Territorial Legislature.She
is'.Mrs. Florence Nafsted, of Cordo
va, wife of Knute flafsted,& theyush
to live in Chitina, She has lived j,
Alaska 15 yrs. or more & has a dau
ghter in High School. She has b eon
working a long time on civic affairs*
She has taken a business cource that
•'betters herself for her job. She is
full of energy. When she is elect -
ed she will represent the women.But
she will also probably see that do
wn in the Legislature there is some
house claning done, as Sou&dcug h s
bach a good deal & get sort of dir
ty. Wc hope that a lot of w o m e n
get elected toF'fl^resent both sides.
/' "'T ' /t s U >v Editor.
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THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL DANCES LATE
ly. The last one was Friday Night.R
A. Sullivan, Bill Lubbe, Nelson Gi
mby &'E.Nordby had a dance. They bad
jpunch, cookies , pickle s, R it seems as
jif they must have had some wis ke y
by the bottles found lying arcuhd.
BILLY CAMERON HAS APPENDECITIS
By Mary Me ore.
Vm. Cameron & Billy went to Kennec
ott last train. Bill had appendici
tis Sc had to be operated on. It is
not very bad tho Billy probably th
inks it is.
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m. ANTHONY DB’OKD (Better known to
his friends as Tcny) has made a spe
edy recovery from his injury, who ir
on one of his trips he was help inf
to turn an aeroplane around, & was
ptrwck,smash,in the shoulder, . by
the spinning proppelor. He has al~
lmost completely canvased Alaska for
bis election as Democratic Delegate
to Congress, Sc would, make an extre
good one, but maybe not the best,
fhe Peonle of Chitina were very pl
eased to greet FLYER KIRKPATRICK &
nis wife. who located in Copper Ce
nter for the summer. Hrs.Kirk says
3he will always put in a good Word
for Alaska as she likes it very,very
nuch,& thinks'the people are ... more
than friendly. The people hero thin]
ihe is very friendly herself & nr*
pLad to have such Kirkpatricks ir
mr Vallory.
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