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1923 Ford Sport Coupe -. 1913
1880 Ford Cabriolet. ,... AL
1881 Ford Tudor ......... $50
1880 Ford Tudor .... 357
1881 Ford De Luxe Roadst. 459
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26

lie, iu a letter replying to Father Fanahan's personal written appeal for the removal of Niceolls to his nome. The letter was based on the results of an executive ingesti- gation.
 Fanahan's request was denied primarily because said coroborated experts, Herbert from his past record is an incipieut Hickman. and would be unsafe to be at large.
 Hartley sad that any action permitting the boy who is now sentenced to life. to be removed from the State of Washington would be tantamount to giving him a complete release as ''Uhere would be no possibility of any executive ac- tion which could vest any legal authority in you or any other agency" The letter assured Fan ahan that the state could guaran- toe Herbert the fullest opportuu ities of life
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
WEDNESDAY ESRapHtCf
UNFAvORABLE REPORT

WASHINGTON. Dec. g. tAP) - War department engineers report ed against the immediate develop ment of the Columbia basin pro- ject, because the surplus Is now being eaten up by existing agricul tural projects. Engineers esti mated the cost Of irrigation would be very high and that it would be impossible to finance the pro- ject through the sale of water power The total investment re- quired was estimated to be four hundred million dollars
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
WILL FARLEY

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l. tAP)- More than a hundred railroad exc cutives told operating employees, they would negotiate to a con clusion'' their wages and unem- ployment problems. and that they would invoke the railway labor act to serve notice effective ff- teen percent reduction in wages on all classes of employees.
 Railroad executives gave To in- dication of what they would con sider a satisfactory agreement. but believed that a compromise may be affected on basis os ten percent reduction. Notice must be dled thirty days in advance. during which time the negotiations can begin.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
TRY TO PASS MORATORIUM
WASHINGTON Dec.

" <ASAAA->N AoA1 S' VI N--> Under heavy batteries of en- bittered opposition. the Senate of the moratorium tried again today to win through pass i've resistance in their hope for ratification. before tonight. Holi day plans are still up in the afr. The Senate settled down today to listen thru a renewed attack on the debt suspension plan.
 The the first appropriation bill of two hundred million dollars. the bill permitting the veterans to resume making loans on their com pensatio certificates is now in ef- feet. with Hooyer's name on it. Indications were that the Senate Agricultural committee will re- ject the farm boards request for money to be appropriated for the payment of forty million bushels Of wheat, which the Senators pro- posed giving to ths, unemployed.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
WASHINGTON DOPE

WASHINGTON. Dec 21. (AP) Promised action by Congress early in the new year on his half billion dollars reconstruction cor poration, Hoover has renewed ef- forts for an even earlier help on the railroad situation. toward the bending of every effort to the safe guarding of the systems and their nine billion dollars in securities.
 Hoover has turned a hopeful eye toward the negotiations be- tween executives and labor over wages.
 Party leaders met last night and informed the White House. that the corporation plan would be tax en care of as soon as possible a+- ter the Christmas recess
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
VOTE FAVORABLE

WASHINGTON. Dec 23. (AP) -The Senate Tuesday night ap- proved the one year international debt moratorium with vote of 69 for it and 12 against. The was adopted without change. This action completes the congressional approval of the debt holiday.
 The Senate accepted the House provision banning further revison of war debts or their cancellation, without even discussing it. Sev- eral amendments were proposed, but were voted down in rapid or der. prior to the final roll call.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
AIRPLANE NEWS

Jones If the Alaskan Airways took of this morning for St. Mikes where he will pick up Mrs. Hoelscher wife of Captain Hoei- scher of the Northern Comm ercia! Co.,. who is seriously i'll, and take her to Fairbanks.
 Pilot Crosson with new Pill grim 71 arrived this morning from White Mountain. where he was storm bound since Friday. He had as passengers F. Warren Oakes Jr.. vice-president of the America n Airways and Alaskan Airways. and J. P. Farnham. American Air ways enginener. who are on a tour Of Airways lines here in Al, aska. They are studying aviation development of the Alaskan Air ways for possible future expansion They plan to remain in Nome a day or SO until the weather Is favorable for return flight up the Yukon to Fairbanks.
 Pilot Mirow of the NAT made a round trip from Nome to she!- ton and Council. taking as pass enger for Shelton Mrs. Larsen. and bringing back from Council Fritz Mebes. A quantity of Xmas trees were also brought ov CT in the plane from Council con- signed to A. Polet merchant here
 Mirow took of again with Chas Anderson and quantity of ex- press for Shovel Creek. He ex- pected to return this evening.
 Pilot Ross of the Northern Air Transport arrived from Fairbanks this afternoon in ute No. 1 Stin- son. He left there yesterday. stop ping overnight at Ruby. From Ruby here he reports very bad weather. He had as a passenger l.. J. Palmer of the Biological Sur vey who expects to remain in this section for some time. 215 pounds of mail were carried in addition to capacity Load of ex- press.
 Pilot Brown was test hopping the Great Lakes biplane today. alter repairing few bumps and breaks. He says it is now in first class shape.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
SEVERE STORM

GLASGOW. Scotland. Dec 22, (AP}-One woman. Mrs. Sarah Rodgers aged fifty-five, an Ameri- can was fatally injured and thirty five other passengers less serious ly hurt. in the storm which struck the liner Tuscania in mtdocean last week.
 Passengers disembarking from the ship here said the ship was turned around twice by the force of the gale. which hurled many of ute passengers about in their state rooms. They declared it was only the codaess of the crew which prevented a panic.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
Fanahan Answers Hartley

OMAHA. Dec. g. tAP)-Fath- CT Fanahan issued statene eut ip answer to Governor Hartley's char ge. that he sought young Niccolls as means of gaining publicity for his Home.
 He said "Gos. Hartley was with iu his province as chief executive of the state of Washington when lAe denied the boys parole. but when he deplCred my efforts and cast insinuations of my sincere motives Of trying to obtain the boys release, he stepped into the gutter of ward politics I bitterly resent his accusations that my pur pose was to obtain publicity for myself and my home. Tre Home doesn't naed publicity. was sur- prisAd when he attacked ne, It sounded like the political mutter- ]. -> ot | whipped p.litical boss.
 r'anahan was disappointed at the governors decision as he be- lieved uhe boy could have been h&bilitated for society and given Ia proper chance
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
MONDAY
TO GIVE UdHIMATUM

TOKYO. Dec. 21. (AP)--Renso News Agency dispatches from Muh den, said an ultimatum will be sent to the Chinese authorities. demanding the withdrawal of Chinese troops from Chinchov to a point within the great wall. with in stipulated time. This report has virtually been confirmed in authoritative quarters here.
 It is also understood that Geo- eral Honio will issue statement declared that he will be compelled to resort to drastic measures If the Chinese fail to comply with the withdrawal notice.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
WANT EvERYTHING

BASIL, SvitZ.. Dec. 21. tAP) by three neutral pow CTS, Holland. Switzerland and Swed en. on a complete cancellation of world war reparations, may delay the report of the Young Plan ad- visory committee. which is study ing Germany's capacity to pay
 Others concerned with war pay ments haye agreed that the pub lie Is not yet ready to accept such a bold step. even if the commit tee were inclined 70 take it.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
IS CONVICTED

SEATTLE. Dec. g, (AP)-Ey- erett Frank Lindsay was convict ed yesterday of second degree murder of the staying Of his wife, by an all man jury, after the fifth ballot, and three hours and if teen minutes Of deliberation. No appeal will be taken. He pleaded self defense A sentence of from ten years to life now hangs over him. Sentencing will be made later.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
!AIfsPLANf. NEWS

Pilot Croson Of the Airwaye banks with Oakes and Farnhan. officials of the American Airways, who paid Nome a visit yesterday
 Pilot Ross of the NAT is sehed- uled for q flight 10 Fairbanks :n- morrow morning, Dec. 23rd
 Pilot Mrow is scheduled flr I flight to American river as soon as weather permits.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

I. O'Leavy.. :, .ic nsed aod registered pharmacist of Alaska. Montana. Washington and Idaho, wish 10 inform the paople of Eomo and Seward Peninsula that I have fine. fresh and active line Of drugs and am in position to take care of your many wants in family medicines. Filling your prescriptions. com pou nd!ng your private formulas. and manufactur~ ing and dispensing drugs for many ailments. I do not sell many pat ent medicines but manufacture and compound h strict accordance with the U. s. Pharmacopoeia and national formula. and comply strict !y with the narcotic and prohiai tion laws of the gooYernment Of the U. s. and laws o5 the Terri. tory of Alaska
 I intend before long to open a drug store on main street and will desirrate t as the Nome Pharm- acy bu, until then will be glad to care for u>y many friends B ny residrnrr on Steadman Avenue. where have maintained lab ratory for the past year.
 r will b. a pleasure Tor me to give you ere long Q list of many of my own preparations all of which will mean q great deal for the kealth Of sil -n Seward Peninsula
 Do not be afraid to call even if you have not the cash. You get the medicine all the same, as have quite an amount of real char ty left and it is always pleas- ure for me to lock out for tho health Of others.
 My experience of B years iu th.A profession is at the service of all who wish to benefit by the same
 While an not mining or work ing during the winter months. you will find me at home compound ing and manufacturing medicines
 As stated ahoya I have a com plete laboratory and am doing great deal of research work iu which ind pleasure for myself and 1 am sure q great benefit for the Nome community in particular. and Seward Peninsula in general
 Call at residence or address
 J J OLEARY
 Box 505
 Nome. Alaska.
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The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
MAKE RAIDS

NEW YORK. Dec. g. (APl - Three scars prohibition agents. raided live supper-and-night clubs. Tuesday night in d sweeping driye in which it is said the aggregate value seized in furnishings and equipment would run into the sey- eral Hundreds of thousands, posa- ibiy a million dollars. Ageats said the number Of parsons arrest ed a3 around one hundred
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
DIED FLAT BROKE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 21, fAP)- Legs" Diamond died flat broke, forcing his widow to look to his pals to bury him, Albany police notified Boston to hold Marion. "kirki" Roberts. the gangster's No. sweetheart for questioning So far she has denied knowing any thing about his staying.
 Apparently the depression must have hit some of the gangsters' pockethooks. after what is known of Diamonds assets.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
RNH EllKsS THREAT

SANTA MONICA. Dec. p. fAP) Fearing plor against tNe Iifn ot Marion Davies. officers and pol ice are now guarding the film stars home, while authorities are investigating the sending of a Christmas package t. her home con taining some smok eless powder and twenty small lead slugs
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
Is APPROVED
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i. IA

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21. tAP) moratorium plan was approved by the House with 6 vote of 317 to 100. The bill now goes to the Senate. to complete ths ratification. An amendment was included. placing the House on record as opposed to the can ceiiation or reduction of Europe's s war debts to America.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
APPEAL Is FUTILE

OLYMPIA. Dec. 23, (AP)-The probe for the interests of Her bert Nccols, boy slayer of Sher- if John Wormell of Asotin County so far appears futile.
 The efforts of Father FanAhan head of an Omaha boys home to obtain the custody of him have been deplored by Governor Hart ley. His decision vas made pub
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
FIND BODY

- CINCINNATI. Dec. 22. (AP)- Th,. body of Marion Mclean aged six. who was kidnapreI last Thurs day, was found iu basement near her home Firemen who were taken of regular duty to hunt for her. located the body. No
 traces O. the yictim's abductor could be found.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
AIRPI.ANE NEWS

Jones of the Airways arrived at Fairbanks Tuesday , PM, from Nome and St. Mikes. with Mrs Captain Hoelscher as passenger. He will return to Nome as soon as weather permits.
 Pilot Ross cf the NAT is scted- uled to take of tomorrow morn
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
TUESDAY ,!ELEGti A ,I~,tCl
Arrives with Christmas Tree.

Jimmy Brandon, arrived j. Nome yesterday afternoon from Spruce Creek bringing with him the fl foot Christmas Tree to be used fo" The Community Xmas Ire. Celr- bration
 Natives enroute to NSme with two reindeer for the celebration after much expeEss and effort. Were caught ir d blizzard ani managed 10 get to Nome wi:a only one deer.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
SANTA TOMORROW

Santa Claus with his reindeer will go thru Main Street at 12:45 pm. tomorrow afternoon Santa requests that all dogs be chained up 80 they will not annoy his deer,
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
KILLS THREE

HIAWATHA. Kansds, Dec. 22,
 tAP)-Three men uere killed and fifteen injured, several critically, when Union Pacific passenger which was wrecked and burned.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
ROOF FALLS; THREE KILLED

VATICAN CITY, Dec. 2S. AP- Three lives were lost and perhaps two more, in the collapse of tho roof iu one wing of the $50 year old Vatican Library The bodies of an attorney and a workman were taken from 1he debris
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26

Trees for the Community Xmas from Spruce creek. via dog team.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26

ing weather permitting. for Fair banks
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26
MOOSE, LADIES

Will Give Valentine Social Cards. Refreshments. H.nciRg. Saturday, February 18th, 9 PM
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26

Now Afr Mall Envelopes now oa saia at the NuxRet once.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-23
Rev A. A. Wuskell
 in New Charge
Succeeds Late Rev Edward V. Grikis at New Britain

Rev Anthony A. Wuskell, assist ant pastor of St Joseph's church of this city for the past three years, has been transferred to New Britain. where he has been appointed to the pastorate of St Andrews church. He succeeds the late Rev Edward V. Grikis, a former Waterburian, who died suddenly in New Britain on January 11th
 Father Wuskell is native of Lithuania. but while a child his family came to this country and es- tablished their home in Hartford. After completing his preliminary ed ucation in the grammar schools of that city. he worked for q time be- fore entering St Thomas seminary in that city. Later he studied phi losophy at St Cyril and Methodius' seminary, Orchard Lake. Michigan, and completed his training for the priesthood at St Bernard's seminary. Rochester. N. Y. He was ordained by Rt Rev John J. Milan in St Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford. on December 21. 1918.
 Five days after his ordination Father Wuskell was assigned to the Church of the Holy Trinity in Hart ford, remaining there until Febru- ary 10. 1923, when he was assigned to St Joseph's church, this city. On September l. 1924. he was re-as- signed to the Church of the Holy Trinity. After spending three more years as curate there he was again selected for St Joseph's church. this city, coming here on February Is, 1927
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-23
FARM ACREAGE
 IN CONNECTICUT
The Federal Census Gives Details for Each Country
 and District

According to a bulletin recently is | sued by the Bureau of the Census, there are 17195 farms in the state of Connecticut having a total acre
 age of 1,502,279 and a total value,
 including land. buildings and imple-
 ments and machinery of s239. .7S3,- | 589. The figures are given in de-
 tail for each county and each dis trict within the state. This is the | first federal census report to show these figures by minor civil divisions. Of the total farm acreage PAS per
 cent or 372.147 acres, was crop land
 on which crops were harvested in 1929; 3.1 per cent. or 46,S99 acres,
 was crop land which lay idle or falloW; and O.8 per cent, or 1.542
 acres, was land on which the crops failed to mature or were not har-
 vested for any cause. Pasture land
 with a total of 651, ,149 acres, repre-
 senting 43.3 per cent of the total
 farm acreage of the state. included
 127.843 acres of plowable land, 291,-
 405 acres of woodland and ,901
 acres of other land. fin addition to
 the land cropped and pastured, the total land in farms includes 30S, ,000
 acres of woodland not used for pas ture, and 112,542 acres ont in forest
 pasture, nor crops. and also. the land
 occupied by house yards, barnyards, feed lots. lanes. roads, etc.
 The total value of farm land and buildings is S227.412,905. of which $112,673,553 represents the value of farm buildings. and of this amount $63, ,765,093 represents the value of
 the farmers dwellings. The value
 of farm implements and machinery,
 including farmers automobiles, is $12,370,693
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-23
Church Returns to
 Original Name
Officers Also Elected at
 Meeting of First Parish

Officers of the First Congregation al church were elected last night at tke annual meeting of the congreea- tion. At the same meeting 1t was voted to change the name of the church fr' m the First Congregations al Church. Inc, to the First Church in WatcrDury. Inc. This was the original name of the church.
 Officers chosen were: President, Rev Dr James F. Gregg: secretary, Giles K. Anderson; treasurer. Ed win C. Northrop assistant treasur- CT, Miss Ruth E. Camp; advisory board, for the Mems league, Fred erick s. Smith; for the Women's Guild. Mrs w. D. Makepeace; Mrs Hugh L. Thompson, Mrs C. Sanford Bull and Miss Ida M Henry for one year, and Miss Elizabeth Hoadley, Miss Ruth F. Camp and Maltny Fowler, fer two years.
 The prudential committee chosen includes $ P. Williams, Jr, F. D. Ely, r.. S Sperry and A. A. Board : man. Rev Dr Gregg, Hugh L. Thompson and Mrs F.. IT. Williams were named delegates to the Con- gregatlon1l union of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-23
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