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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Ssh! The curtains going up"
whispered some one, and all Billy
and Betty Cut-out's relatives and
Polly Mounts neighbors that crowd
ed the farmhouse to see the play
1.-THE First Thanksgiving drew an
excited breath at the old-fashioned
setting and the little actors in their
stiff Pilgrim costumes behind the
footlights.
The play told of the Pilgrims long
winter of famine, then, at the end,
how their crops prospered and they
celebrated a Day of Thanksgiving
with a feast of wild turkey. AS soon
as the curtain fell at the end, Sam
Mount shouted, Find your places
at the big table in the dining room!"
and in trooped the whole crowd to
the turkey dinner Mrs. Mount had
prepared. Betty and Billy and Polly
and Sam ate drumsticks and white
meat and dumplings and cranberry
jelly and pumpkin pie until their
Pilgrim suits nearly popped their
seams!
Every boy and girl knows the
colOrs to paint the dishes of the
Thanksgiving feast. Don't they make
your mouth water?
Copyright, 1928. Associated Editors)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
BROADCASTS
By LORA KELLY
"Bevond the AIns--,

DCSOto Aif1 ~
Higher education for women has
always been an intriguing subject.
Despite the lectures asserting that
college women are derelict in their
prime duty to the race, they are
sometimes accorded complete and
full recognition by their brother
alumni.
That is when old Alma Mater gets
down in the dumps for funds and
there are no millionaires handy to
be shaken down for the necessary
endowment.
A most fascinating booklet has
just come to our notice, informing
us how an alumni can raise $685. for
Alma without cutting into her regu-
lar routine in any way.
In this brochure, which scintil-
lates with sparkling ideas for rails
ing money on the side, we find that
among 2S5 other methods an alum
ma of this college can
Give exhibitions of trained mice.
Raise puppies.
Shine shoes the Million-dollar-
shine
Clean brothers ties.
Knit baby socks.
Rent fur coat.
These are just a few character
istic samples of the womanly task
to which the Lady Bachelor of Arts
may apply herself.
i We are a%nxiously awaiting h
list to be sent out to the Gentlemen
Bachelors of Art. We trust we are
not toe presumptuous in v%enturing
a suggestion or two, just for a starter
such as
Clean up you own ash-trays.
Get home on time for dinner once
IN a while.
Hang up your o~vercoat yourself.
Shine sisters hiking boots.
Wash the pup.
Isn't it easy to raise $4,000, 900
when there's a noble incentive back
of it?
Copyright, 1923, Public Ledger Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Purple velvet is the foundation
for the table runne shown here.
with a strip of metallic ribbon fixed
in the center. Silver braid and sill
yer tassels complete it..
The runner below is of change
able satin bound on the inside with
ribbon and on the outside with a
corrugated pleat of duh gold metal
lie ribbon one-fourth inch wide. On
either end is a ten inch border of
gold net, with ribbon bows inter-
laced in the net with a few leaves Of
metallic ribbon.
The green-eyed june bug caught
in the meshes is made of wool yarn,
in black and gold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

n hot dish, which If it is we'll
chosen will contain both the proper
ties of meat and potatoes and vege-
tables. Macaroni and cheese; rice
and tomatoes and cheese; Russian
Pilaf" some cook books call 1T;
baked bananas and bacon; omelettes
with sauce, the list is limitless. Fruit
and cookies and a glass of milk with
this meal.
The evening meal, necessarily the
largest of the day, should contain
meat, potatoes, a green vegetable, or
salad, and a dessert with either fruit
or milk.
After all. the right diet is neither
an added expense nor greater trou-
BILE, it is merely a matter of wisdom
and choice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Woman Chorus
To Sing Monday

Mrs. Oakley w. Cooke, state chair
man of the music department and
Mrs. Alvoni Allen, formerly state
chairman of the art committee, will
address the members of the Wo-
mans Club at their regular meeting
which will be held in the Presby-
terrain chapel, Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, with the president.
Mrs. Frank Dorsey, presiding. Mrs
Allen will speak in the interest of
the music studio 1t the Woman's
college in New Brunswick. The club
chorus will make its first public ap-
pearance at this time and will give
several selections. A short business
session will precede the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

We are able to offer our
readers now a new leaflet on
feeding. How the baby should
be fed from the time he Is Z
monthes TO 3 years Is included
in this slip. Amy of the readers
of this department may have 10
by sending u self-addresscd,
stamped envelope tho loose
stamps) and asking for 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
What South Amboy
Women Are Doing

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. SO-The
local Woman's Club is making great
preparations for their eleventh ami
versary. which is to be celebrated at
the high school auditorium on neN.
Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Mrs. William Baker of Elkhorn,
Wis, has just inherited $4,000
But you wouldn't think 1t, seeing
her bending owe the washtub.
Money, she says, is not going tc
make a bit Of difference in her mode
of living-except maybe she'll hire
a girl to help her with the washing
and ironing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
What Keyport
Women are Doing

KEYPORT, Nov, S0-The junior
department of the Keyport I'M
provement Association Will hold a
dance in the high school audito-
rum this evening. Davis orchestra
will furnish music for tho occasion.
Refreshments will be served at mid
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Mrs. Josn ]. Scully, who is to give
a card party for the benefit of st.
Mary's Parent-Teachers Association,
announces hat everything points to
"a splendid success of the affair.
Many beautiful prizes have been do
mated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Fluffy Scarf

Kit fox scarfs are very popular
and it is expected they will be more
so in the spring. This skin is small
but still has enough fiuffiness to
make It flattering without being
bunglesome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

The regular meeting of the
Thought Club will be held on Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles V. Kruser, of Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

The Literary Club is meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George w. Stidfole, of Broadway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

The regular meeting Of the Key
port Improvement Association will
he held on Monday afternoon in the
public library when a business ses-
sion will be conducted. In the even
ing a joint meeting will be held with
the junior department. and a sale
conducted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
o DIX'S COLUMN
If Parents Would Only Try to See
Things From Their Children's Viewpoint
Instead of Getting Angry and Clouding
the Issue, a Working Agreement Between
the Two Generations Might Be Reached

A young girl was telling me her tale of woe. which as all about a
stern father who wouldn't let her make dates with some peachy boys she
knew, and how was she going to endure life, to say nothing or having a
good time and getting married. when she was kept shut up at home Of
n evening while other girls were allowed to & to places, n SO N, to
an accompaniment o many tears and much despair.
And then the girl said:
And I can't talk it over with m " father because when l try to tell
him things. he gets so angry he just raves, and l have tt shut up.
After the little fapper had fapped away with her scanty skirts and
her bobbed hair, and her painted chi1ds face, 1 thought thai sometimes
truly, nut of the mouths of babes and stockings cometh wisdom. For in
one sentence. she had summed UP the great tragedy of family life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Mrs. S. p. Dey will entertain the
members of the w. c. II. u. at the
regular meeting on Tuesday after
noon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Onion Sauce
Tomato Sauce

Two cups canned tomatoes, l
small onion, 2 whole cloves, III
cups drawn butter sauce.
Put tomatoes, onion. peeled and
sliced and cloves in a smooth sauce
pan. Simmer for half an hour.
Strain and add to hot drawn butter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

And how men have their whole home life ruined by never
being able to speak freely and frankly to their wives! They
can't talk over the rearing of their children, or the house,
hold budget,or any plans, because the wives go into hys-
terics, or rave like fisherwomen in bursts of temper.
1t is a great pity, for there is nothing like being able
10 sit down and talk things over. When we do that we
can nearly always reach a good working agreement.
DOROTHY DIX.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Six tablespoons butter, 3 able
spoons flour, ~ cups boiling water.
II teaspoon salt, Il teaspoon pep
per.
Melt butter in saucepan, stir In
flour and make perfectly smooth
Add water slowly, stirring constant
ly. Season with salt and pepper and
boil three minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

know a wise woman, married to an irritable and quick
tempered man, who never discusses any important family
in which she sets forth her reasons why she thinks such and
such a thing should be done, and mails it to him at his office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

In this particular case to which I have referred, the father is a splen-
did man, perfectly devoted to his little daughter. and he is doing his
ing yellow gas lights of his youth, instead of the flashing electric lights OF
today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

The result is that father is miserable, and anxious all the til
he girl, and the girl sneaks off, and meets boys on the streets,
pom her father as a tyrant, and a killjoy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
PODNIKAVY MADISONSKY Z
RESTAURATER.

Riditel Keithova Palace
Theatre, j. F. Royal, obdrzel
od Chilli AL" restauratera
Fellyho z Madison Wis. nabid-
ku, ze by tyz ochotne vystupo-
val Y d;vadle. Jak Znamo byl
v ieho jideln6 dopaden parek
Whitfield j Priceova, kdyz pra-
ye vecefeli a Whitfield vytrel
tam6jsim bezpecnostnfm orga-
mum tax podivn6 zrak. Co by
restaurater divadle delal jest
dcsti probfematickym a nahle-
du toho jest zmineny fiditel,
ienz "lakavou" nabidku pro-
zatim odmitl. Podnikavy muz
jak oznameno, chce zalovati
madisonskou policii "a to, re
vraha nechala uplachnouti a
pripravila jei TAX vypsanou
cenu ma jeho dopadeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
"RADOVANKY" MA ZAPA.
DNf STRANE.

Patronat Ceske Sine Sokol
ma Clark Ave. uchystal Gesk6
vefeinosti jake kazdorocne OBJ
vvkle "Radovanky" obsah-
ltm pofadem. ktery zapocne
liz 2. hodin6 odp. "a spoln-
ncinkovani sokolske hubby.
pfipravena isou cisla t6locvic-
nj i iina a provedena bude i
aktovka vyborneho naseho dra
matickeho spiF.ovatele Strou-
peznickeho "V panskem celed-
niku". pekny obrazek stare
ccske mlnvv re zivota nas'ch
predkG. Zapadni "Radovan-
XIV" mai liz svoii dobrou po-
vest, ktera zabavu zitreisi le-
ste vice hude utvrzena. Vstup-
! ne ma odpoledni zabavu Jest
len pouhvch deset centii. kdea
to do veterniho plesu 35c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
"A ycEREPSfHO NESTESTI
v CIHELNE ZRANENY DEL
Nix v NEBEZPEcf SMRTI.

Jeden 2 p6ti delnikl vtera
zranenych sficenymi cihlami V
zavod6 The Cleveland Build
er's Supply and Brick Co. ma
independence Rd. 58-lety Ka-
rel Hinze, 1897 vych. LOG. ul.,
utrpel tax nebezpecny uraz,
ma zlomeny ODE paze a pre-
razeno sest zeber, krone tez-
Ike rany ma hlave, re jest 0 je-
no uzdravenf v nemocnici sv.
Alexise pochybovano. Ostatni
jeho spolud6lnici vyvazli $ ra-
nami pomerne ien lehcimi. Po-
licie vyslychala fidice autotru-
cku, ktery mel neopatrne vo-
zidlem do zdi slozenych no.
vych cihel vraziti a tax neste-
sti zaviniti. Tyz vsak tvrzeni
toto co nejrozhodn6ji popira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
NAVRAT PREDVALECNYCH
CASU " MESTSKYCH
PARcfCH BUDE Ease KON-
CERTOVANC.
Mayor Kohler vcera ohlasil

Mayor KOhler vcera Ohlasil,
re ned6li dne 10. cervna u
spofadany budou We vsech
mestskych sadech vefejne kon
certy - dluzno ale dodati, re
mayor nikterak nestal Sc mar
notratnym synem" re naklad
"a hudbu "zatahnou' cleve-
landsti zednari. Koncerty uspo
radany budou ma ucteni pamat
ky ZemfelehO Konrada Mime
ia, jenz nazyvan byl "otcem
projektu cievelandske NEST
,ske kapely". Zda koncerty zu-
stanou dale, neni dosud zna-
mo, jelikoz p. mayor setfi. Ma
sice v rozpoctu ma obecni mu.
ziku $4,000, S kterymi ale ne
chce vyrukovati, MAZE pry pc
lnize pripraveny ma veci potret
nejsi. Jinak mayor vyjednav;
| S hudbami, ktere by hraly all
jen - zadarmo, z lasky k bli;
nimu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
DIVA vcEREJSf POzARY.

v opustenem grocernim OBJ
chode, 1861 Lakeside Ave. wy
buchla, die dobrozdanf sefu
hasicskych batajlonl Jana
Krale a Patricka Reddyho, pc
trolejova nadrzka. coz zavini-
10 pozar, "a ktereho bylo sedm
rodin, bydlicich mad zminenym
kramem, nemile vyburcovano
re spanku a octlo sc We velkem
nebezpeci. Vsichni obyvatele
byli ale chodci a hasici jeste
"a yeas vyvedeni. Ohen povsta
II ma jinem miste ohrozoval
celou radu tovaren ma strane
vychodni. Povstal v tovarne
ma ocelove study, 9612 Mech
Ave a rozmahal Sc S takou zu-
rivosti, re byly povolany til
hasicske setniny. Pozar vysel
zanicenim strOje ma barvy We
stfedu skladiSte. ktere bylo O.
hnem zniceno. Take zde bylo
haseni doprovozeno znacnym
nebeZpecim. ale st'astnOu ma
hodou nedoslO k zadnemu dra-
Zu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
NEJVETSl IIDALOST " PO.
ZEMKOVEM OBCHODE

Ones pouta neivetsi zajem
lidn snaha vlastniti domov. ze-
lmena co onetn6 naiemnd no.
Gina stoupat' lest vseobecn6
uznavano, Ze vlastni krOv lest
zakladem veskerdho aivotniho
St6sti. v tomto lista bvla o.
Znamka The Submrhan nava-
lonment Companv. iez bvla r.
1920 or0anierovana. ale ~ diva
roxy ohlasila ,ipadek. Nasled
KEN toho nrodavat so budOu 10
tv pnvodn6 prodavane no
$1,000 az $4,000 ien 30 5000.
Nikdv pred tim nebvla takovl
psilezitOst k Zakoupeni who'd
nihO pnzemku iako "a tax niz.
kn" canu.
r. SOuknn. ienI bvl model.
rim iednateler The Suburban.
Devalnrmnnt COMPANY y roct
1890. bvl taz imenovan proda.
vaSon, reeeivra.
Cd dobv. kdv prodei lest \
moe; tnadkoveho so,ndu. ins'
kazdv Obchnd nodObnv nnlnf
be7pecnynn. Hodnotv, ison ski
tpfn6 n'eohvfeine a ka1dy kar
who'd tdchto vyu5itkuie. miizt
s; nro budnucnost zaopatrit
dnhrV domoy.
Pozemkv nolozenv isou ,
Cinvelande. Ohio zaha iowa
ci nrodei zapocne dnes, 26. .
zi+ra. dne 27. kvetna. Ma ~
lc+ment SO dostanete snadn
karon na vVch. 1n5. III. nznacn
rou bud "Garf;eld Park" ral
"Tnrrnv ra." vvstr,nte ma Tn,
nav rd.. kde Vas iiz soudni du
yernici budou ocekavati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
sPORTOVNI ZPRAvA.

Footballovy team naseho
cileho ceskoslov. sport. klubu
Cleveland hodla pokracovati y
dosavadnich usp6sich zmefi
svoie silv Ultra pfee.ne l. hod.
Odp. ma hi.iSti Garfield par
ku cetou American Hunga-
rian's. Ocekava sc zapas ye-
lire zaiimavy a houzevnaty,
je!;koz sokove sestavili cetu Y
neivybornajsich sportovcu ie-
iich klubI.
HraGi isou yvzvani. bv bvli
pfesne v 1:30 hod. Y klubov-
nj mistnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-26
BRATRl

Vsem, jimz nebylo moz-
no sncastniti sc schuzc. KITE
ra byla zvlaste dIlezita, sde
lujem usneseri, .iez sc V nj
stalo. SchIze byla svolana
"a ucelem pojednani 0 OBJ
nosu s1183.O0, ktery byl "a
Sian roku 1913 vojenskym
|vyborem do Francie pro Gle
velandske Legionare. OBJ
mos ten, nam z neznamych
|pficin, .dorucen nebyl. W.
konny Vybor Svazu Legio-
narI v Clevelandu, celou tn
dobu staral Sc o vraceni OBJ
nosu toho, kterazto castka
byla "a pfispeni pfedsedy
lVojenskeho Vyboru V po-
slednim case deponovana II
Legio Banky v Praze. Ma
schIzi, ktera Sc konala %.
dubna unseseno, ably z OBJ
nosu toho bylo odevzdanc
$500 Narod. Invalidni Sbir-
ce a zbytek S63S.0O ably pfi
padnul Druzin6 Cleveland
skych LegionaiI. Vemte tu-
diz unseseni schuze ma We
domi.
Jos. Bendl. pred.
Jan Trup, zapiscvatel.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02

R. c. Luckow, familiarly known as Dick" chief clerk of the stores department for the Alaskan Engin- eering Commission at Anchorage has been granted the agency for Anch- orage and vicinity of the Oakland automobile. Mir. Luekow states he has an Oakland Six sport model enroute, which he will use as a de- monstrator The Oakland car is very popular in the state and Fair banks and should prove a welcome addition to the coast automobile fra ternity, Mir. Luekow was formerly stationed st Nenana
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
STANDARD OIL PUTTING
 STIR INTO COAST TOWN

4 small army of workmen are em- ployed on the Standard Oil property at Oil point, near the Seward depot The first large tank, 50 feet in dia- meter by 30 feet in height has been practically completed and the second one 50x3o feet has been started. Three more tanks 30x30 feet will be erected. making five in all. The cement seawal around the property has been completed and the iron fence posts set. The storehouse and office building is rapidly assuming shape and a numbe~ of teams and workmen are engaged in filling in behind the wall. The approach to the dock has been completed and the head Of the wharf IS now fast as- suming shape. This reaches out to depth of thirty feet of water at low tide, giving plenty for the largest vessels. Dolphins will be driven al the corners and at each end to allow boats to berth comfort ably.
 A neat iron fence will enclose the grounds, tanks and buildings, which will be painted a battleship gray, the company's colors.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
PIONEERS MONDAY

Igloo No. IT, Pioneers of Alaska will meet in regular session at Un- ion hall on Monday evening and it is expected much important business will be up for consideration in view of the fact that five weeks will have elapsed since the last regular meet ing. All members of the local igloo and Pioneers generally are urged to be on hand.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS
 LOOKING OVER RAILROAD

Daniel J. Bowen of Cleveland, Ohio representing the Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors of the United States accompanied by three repre- sentatives of the other big Brother hoods-engineers, fireman and brakemen,-are making an investi- gation of conditions along the Alaska Railroad to get the facts about non development of tonnage for the rail- road. says the Seward Gateway. IL transpires that they have been at different places along the railroad for the last thirty days, and are to continue their investigations for an- other thirty days.
 The exact nature of their business has not been disclosed, but MT. Bow en is authority for the statement that the facts they are collecting will be presented to a congressional investigating committee next winter and will uncover a gigantic conspir- acy to prevent developments, result ing in more progressive policies in the future.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
MUTT ARRIVES

The side wheel gas boat Mutt, Captain 4. Neuser, arrived in port this week from the upper Kantishna river, and is scheduled to sail on another trip 10 Roosevelt on August 8. The Nut. took five men and their outfits to Lake Minchuuina on the last trip, leaving Nenana July 21, and returning brought Lynn Goyne and Frank Armstrong from that district and picked E. Lawrence up enrou.e.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
BASEBALL BOYS
 INVITE NENANA FOR MATCH

The Nenana Baseball club has been invited to play a series of games in Anchorage in the near fu- ture and negotiations are now in progress relative to the details of the arrangements. Should the Ne mana aggregation go to the coast. the series probably will be played during the Labor Day festivities.
 The invitation to the local boys came from Manager Jess Lander, of the Anchorage-Legion team. and was addressed to Manager Joe O Connor who was suggested in reply, after consultation with Sure Shot" Kennedy and members of the local team, that the Interior be represent ed in the series by 3 combination team composed of both Nenana and Fairbanks players. The Anchorage Legion team is said to be a very strong aggregation, and is adding new material to it's lineup al every opportunity. Only recently Manager Lander asquired a new pitching ace in the person of Clyde Hitchcock. who arrived from San Francisco on a recent boat and who was consider ed one of the tellar moundsmen of the midwinter league last year.
 It is possible Nenana and Fair banks will meet on the diamond next Sunday.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
LUCKY ALASKA

Whether somebody handed Colonel Steese and his assistants a collec- ton of rabbits feet taken from a graveyard denizen at midnight is not revealed. but incidents of recent date show that Lady Luck" is rid ing ''reg'lar" on Alaska railroad special trains declares the Anchorage Times. Hardly had the congressional party left Alaska before 8 torrent put several miles of railroad out of commission. Now the system is chalking up another credit to Lady Luck" on the success of the presi- dents special. The distinguished party was landed safely at Seward, and Engineer Brayford was return ing with the equipment to Anchorage when a rear axle of the engine broke neceSsltatlng sending out the wreck CT to help in the train.
 Railroad men have their supersti- tions, and the good fortune attending the recent events is taken to mean a successful year without serious accident
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02

Harry B Averin. formerly cisy editor on the staff of the Fairbanks News-Miner, now owns the Gle lum Miners Echo one Of the leading weekly newspapers of the state of Washington. The paper was recently installed in new home of it's own. in the hear. of the business section of Gle Elum.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
Dr. ]. H. Romig

Has arranged to come to Nenana every Tuesday in connection with his professional duties. He will come down from Fairbanks or the regular train Tuesday morning and return to the upper town on the afternoon train, which will give him more than five hours in Nenana.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02
NOTICE

To all concerned:
 Commencing August I, 1924, the city freight house will give contin- uous service to the public between the hours of a. m. and 1 D. m. each Saturday.
 There will be no exceptions made, the doors being closed promptly at l p. n.
 A. N. OSWALD, Agent
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02

John J. Kes1ly, last of the original engineering force of the Alaska Railroad. will leave for the Outside on Friday to locate permanently in the States. Mir. Kestly went to Fair banks yesterday to make final pre- parations for his departure and to get his dog, Monty, which he will take Outside with him. As resident engineer. Mir. Kestfy had charge of large part of the more important railroad construction work in the Canyon district, including tunnels, and he has remained on the ''job" sufficiently long to see the railroad in successful operation over that stretch of unusually difficult con struction. Mrs. Kestly and Jerry are in Oregon awaiting the arrival of Mr. Kestly.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02

A recent government report says that there are $50 fur farms in Alaska now, stocked within the past year with from five to fifty pairs of foxes representing an investment of over two million dollars.
The Nenana news., 1923-08-02

Comfortable rooms for rent in The Arctic, $500 per month. See Abe Simson.