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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-04
Weather Report
 Month August

According to the monthly me- neurological summary compiled by the Nome Office of the U. s. Weather Bureau conditions were near normal for the month of August; temperature averaged only 3 degree below while rain fall was .28 inch below the sea sonal average. Sunshine was about the average
 The mean monthly tempera- ture was 492 degrees while the normal is 49.5. The mean maxi mum temperature was 55.8 de- greeS ant the mean n.nim m l2.5 The highest temperature was 70 on the 10tf. and the low est 32 on the 7th. The greatest t'a,Iy range of te- perature was 70 degrees on Ire 10th while the east was 3 dessea. on the 16th.
 The mean bacorctf.e pressure was 2984 inches with the high est reading 30.l9 on the 24th and the lowest 2949 on the End.
 Measurable amounts of rain occurred on 20 days during the month for a total of 298 inches compared to the normal of 3.26 inches. The greatest fall in any 24 hours was 1.02 inches or the 20th and 2lst.
 Sunshine was recorded on 25 days during the month for total of 2064 hours compared to the possible amount of 5l29, the per centage of possible being 40G. Clear skies were observed on 5 days; 8 partly cloudy; Is cloudy.
 The prevailing wind direction was from the southwest while the otal movement was 1881 miles during 744 hours for an average hourly velocity of 9.3 miles per hour. The maximum velocity for five minute period was 26 miles per hour from the north on August 2nd.
 Killing frost was recorded on the 9th while light and heavy frosts occurred on the 9th and 9th respectively. Solar halos were ob served on the End and llth. No thunderstorms were recorded at the station. No dense fog occurr- ed while light and moderate fog occurred on 8 dates during the month.
 ... =. UPPER AIR DATA .... ....
 The maximum altitude reached in pilot balloon ascenslons at Nome during August was 35, feet above the surface on Aug, llth at 1l39 am. The wind at this altitude was from the east 37.6 miles per hour. The max per hour from the north north east at 1l.05 am. on August 9th mum velocity was 63.5 miles at an altitude of 18,704 feet above the surface.
 Thomas B. Hayward,
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-04

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Washington Journal., 1937-11-26
Grb6bte Acknowledgement

SIS lit iest pieoer 3eit, ii9 fir 0as
SSabr 1888 nelie Muto-g rlaubnis=
S6iloer at faufen Gags). 3ugleid
miro man %ge3tuungen mer0en, oas
9luto 81 Steuer5peden niegen 3u
laiien, mie Der &ongreB oas borigen
CONNER bei6loiien bat, uno 5par
betrGgt oie Gteuer IS fir 8erionen-
@agen, bic bis 3u $500 8funo
iAner lino, $8 fir iol6e bon $500
$500 Yfuno @emidt uro $12 fir
Die ii6rigen. Sir Sra1tpagen uno
@ei6dftsnagen lit sic Steuer SIS
(bei @epiAt Bis 5u 1000 @funo),
500 (bei iol9en bis 1000 @funo),
$35 Obs 5000 $780,, $50 Obs 5000
Bfuno) uin. Sod bober lit Die
Steuer fir Srohttungen nit barten,
iolioen &eifen. Sin5ufommt fir
ole cine @erionaliteuer bon $1.75
fir ie 500 oes @ertes oes M1itos.
aud oos @iegen oes gutos muB
be5ablt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26

-Serr uno 5rau Sermonn
Gii1er, peI9e iib i9on Dor Sab
rem III ben Rubeltano periesten, l6ei-
men uieoer einmal Dem Neiiefieber
Derfauen 81 iein uno lino in ibrem
pluto na9 Slorioa untertuegs. 8iel-
leiht lit es aber alIn Der lOnnige
Suoen, Delder tie oIeles Nfal Loot,
ben Minter BORT 81 perleben. 8iel
gergnitgen uno @rbolung piinlat
0as Sournal.
-8or uidt LANCER 3eit beriGte-
ten mir iber @aibingtons 8innocle-
Stammtii9 uno atDar ben Serren
&ronenbitter, 8ertram, S6aefer
uno 8Ieuer. &este @o6e batte
@err 8Ieuer ieinen gliidli9en Gag
nie er eben MIR einmal 5u &eb5eiten
Dorfommt. gr erbielt cine Wtel0e
BON 1900 IN S9iippen (Spates),
n8er 8ulebt ladt, la9t am 6eiten."
-Serr unO Jrau SO. @ III
burger feierten om 10. geobember
oer lag Ibrer oOs1aDrtgen 9o13eu.
Serr 8urBburger tit aus Baden ge-
biirtig uno Die 6rau @emabliu aus
Der @ropin5 Yoien. 8eiOe famen I'M
9[lter bon Is relpeftip IL Sabren
nod @merita. Nn Der Neunten uro
8 StraBe, g. @. bat 0aS @bepaor
elm @olo- nro Silberparengei9dft,
pel9es li9 aus fleinen MnfGngen gu
einem mooernen unternebmen emit
pifelt bat nit elmer groBen gl4s-
wobl leBter Neubeiten Der @olo= uno
Sutpelen-Snoultrie. S6on man9en
@bering baben Serr uno 5ral
@l1rBburger an iunge oeuti1e @be=
pare nerfnuft.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26
Bonn 9irisenten bes sauserbnnOes,
SerrH Or. 9etel.

Ser 9irigent oes @aibingtoner
S4ngerbun0es, Der aQbeliebte fabige
9err Or. &urt $ eb |, lit in Wfann-
beim geboren. Nfit flint Sabren
l6on begann er feline &laDierltunoen;
nit is Sabren leitete er elm S1ul=
or6elter. @r beiufte Oas Ntiin4e-
ner &onlerbatorium Der Muiif uno
madte bort &laoier- uno 9rgelitu=
0ien. Gein 2ebrer in &ontrapunft
uno @armoniefunoe mar Der beriibm=
tie 9irigent 6elir MOttl. SIN Wtann-
beimer Softbeater ipielte SEER &urt
SeseI l9on als Singing bon Is
Sabren. O3it 10 Sabren mar er
i1on &~apeameilter am StraBburger
Staottbeater. Sen @eltfrieg ma6-
tie er 5pei Sabre lang aftib mil, mo-
rauf er nod &um6nien geldidt muir
De, nm elm groBes SDmpbonieor9e=
Iter 3u Ieiten. gr fam nod Dem
&riege na9 @5ernopis gum oortigen
oeutl6en 9pernbaus ais Better uro
bereiite 1922 europa als 8ianiit, 0a-
rauf aud amerifa (Nauiifbiiro 8olf-
iobn). Stint @aftfon8erte gab er in
Der carnegie Soil" in Seem gorf,
orei in Chicago, 3fpei in Bolton.
1926 fam er na6 @afbing=
ton in Ser Soffnung, Elm SDmpbo-
nie-0 r9eiter griinoen gu fonnen.
IS gelong ibm. Na6 flint 8roben
CAB er I'M @pril 1926 oos erIte &on-
cert 0es 8aibingtoner SDmpbonie-
9r9eiters. SIN Saniior 1882 oiri-
gierte er es als @aitoirigent. 3ebn
&on3erte leitete er 1934-35 in Seem
gort (gfetp gorf giDic 9r6eitra),
anoere in 8roofIDn. ginige Sabre
lang mar er Mufiffritifer am @aib-
ingtoner D@eral0". Son 8apreutb
aus i6rieb er bor5iigli9e 4rtifel
iiber oie oortigen 8agner-Auffiib=
rungen. @origen Sonntag fiibrte er
in Baltimore beim Serbftfon5ert 6es
@eiangpereins oArion~ leine @aib-
inetoner Sanger erfolgreid Dor.
Ser SGngerbuno fam ii9 5u einem
lol9en 9irigenten gratulierer.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26
@raf Tinf BON Tinfeufein beindte
@aibimstOn.

8orige @o1e mar @rof 9o9na
STINT bon Sinfenitein nit leiner @e-
mablin gu 8eiu9 bier in @aibing-
ton. Sic naren i'm @arbman Horf
Sotel abgeitiegen uno muroen eini-
gen 3eitungs- Snterbiems unteroo=
gen. @s 1T n6mli9 5u glei1er 8eit
Der amerifanii6e Slim ngonqueit"
bier 81 leben, tporin Dos S6loB SIM
fenitein cine &oue ipielt. Napoleon
Itieg bort in 6infenItein ab, na1oem
er 1806-07 9reuBen BEL Sena (ltno
ipater BEL Srieolano) gei9lagen bot
tie. 9as S6loB, ieit 1918 I'M Be-
iise Der Sinfeniteins, liegt berrli6
an Der @ren5e bon @eltpreuBen uno
SitpreuBen, am 6luiie 2iebe, nit
Wunoerbarem Yarf uno GROCER
2anomirtl6aft. Das S9loB lit elm
Yra6tbau eriten STANCES. Die Soap=
mooo- Silmoireftoren lieBen ii1 Bill
Der BON Dem S9loB i9idenb bonn
AeuBeren uno Snneren, un0 baliten
es fir Silm5pede genalt no1; nilr
Die llmgegeno fonnten fie natiirlid
niht reproou5ieren.
9as Bib bebon0elt Die 2iebes-
gei6idte 0apoleons uno ser @rGfin
@aletpsfa. 2eBtere trifft ben fran
5oiii9en Safer bort i'm S9loB Sim
fenitein ieIbit i'm Salon. &uiiiide
&oiafen iiberfallen (im Mnfang oes
8iloes) oas Gut oes @rafen $50
letpsfa (1806). 9ie @rGfin $50
letpsfa fommt Damn ipGter, 1907 ODER
1903, gum S6loB Sinfenitein, Inn
ben 8efreier Holens ipre@en nno
betpunoern 81 fonneI Der am 10.
DECEMBER 1906 in Wari1a1 einge-
ritten NOR un6 Damn bort einen 8aa
gegeben batt. Ser @raf BON Sim
fenltein par intimer Sreuno uno 8e-
rater Srieori6s 0es @roBen gene
len, uno Der Sobn itano in preuBi-
iden &egiernngsoienlten our 3eit
Napoleons. Ser Sobn Napoleons
uno Ser @oleipsfa, Mleronoer, mar
ipdter in Der fran3ofiihen Negie-
rltrig als Diplomat tdtig (all6 in
8uenoS Mires in Mmerifa) unO
fdmpfte aud fir bic 5reibeit go
lens, 1880.
Gem @rafen bon SinfenItein ge-
f1lt oie Stole Der @reta @arbo als
@aletpsfa iebr mobl, ueniger aber
Die oes Sran5ofen @oDer ais @apo-
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26
Cntmtb IbltmmEm
G%rk1ltmm9En!
9eien sic iiber Srau 5aniens Grfabrung
nit 5Orni's Qlpentrauter.
srau aailmet eanfen, giruamwo0O, g8is.

sd bin iebr banfbar fir S6re @eOis
ain, 6orni's MpentrGuter, pa ih Durd
Sen @ebrau6 Oerielben bielen i6limrnen
G%rfdltungen, Die auf fe6lerbafte Auss
Ideioung 5uriid5ufibren tparer, enttptz
den Bin Srou Sanien lit mlr cine
bon ben bielen 8ouienDen 5ufrieoener
@erbrau6er bon 5orni's @lpeufrdltter,
9ieie befpG6rte San1ilienmeOi5in lit lett
flint @~enerationen i'm @e6raub. SAILS
Sie an Ieidten @rtdltumser, yterpOittGt,
IerDanmngs itBrmngen, GeritUpfuHg ooer
Wsasenbeihwerbeu, perrrIa6t Our1 feb@
Ierbafte alsI9eiDung, leiOen iDarum
geben sic ni1t Sornt's Nlpentrdllter
@elegenbeit, au6 Sbnen 81 belfen, tpte
IS 10 bielen auDern gebolfen bat? @s
6eIebt Die Mta9entdtigfeit, reguliert ben
Gtu6lgang, foroert urD bei1leunigt bic
8er6anung. S1reiben sic beute ooer
ididen Sie einen 9olar fin nniere gros
he $1.20 GA nn5er) Brobeflai6e an
9r. 8eter Sabrneb & Cons &c. Sept,
q 1O8z15, 2501 8ai6ington 8lpD., Gbi@
cage, Suinuis. 9anOeln Sic iebtl
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26
Sbeater nnO Slim
9enti6er SOnfilm rS6 fenn' Did
nidt mn6 liebe Did" ipielt am
Samstas in Der &ierce 9ale.

Samstag in Der 8ierce SGlle.
Ser iunge &omponiit Ro6ert
Sttmar bat NIT ieiner neiten Spe-
rette o@al5erna9t" einen gor5 grO-
ben grfolg errungen. Seine 5reun-
De baben es iid nidt ne1men lalieL
i'm am Mtorgen nod Der Yremiere
in Der @Obnung auf5uiu6en, INN
ibm nod einmal ibre @liidmiini9e
aus3uipreden. Sic Iino einigermo-
ben iiberral1t, als &obert ibnen Die
@r0ffn1tng ma9t, cine 6rol babe
tpelentliden @nteil am @elingen lei-
ner neiten &ompoiitionen. l1n0 III
men erI9eint Die Sa1e nod rGtiel-
batter, als ibr 6rernO ibnen betelt-
ert, ni1t einmal ben Namen ieiner
W~2itarbeiterin 5r fennen. . &obert
l1Bt ii9 lange notigen, ebe er iein
@ebeimnis preisgibt. or bat Dor
@o6en in elmer 3eiti9rift oos Bib
zines l10nen Mdodens gefun0en;
aus Der unteri9rift mar niir al err
leben, oaB es li9 Inn cine iunge Da-
me Ser @eieuf9aft banoelt. Sober
8eriud, Die i90ne llnbefannte, in
Die lib &obert ouf ben eriten Bid
Derliebt bat, fennen5ulernen lit febl-
gei1lagen. aber unter Dem @in-
orud Oes 8iloes bat &obert feline
neue Sperette fomponiert, un0 Der
iiber No9t popular ~getDoroene S6la=
ger SD tenn Did nidt. Sd liebe
Old uno Tenn Did nidt" lit nidts
anoeres ais Der N1sorud leiner in-
neriten gmpfinOung.-@s fam fir
&obert am Gage nod leinem @rfolge
feline I90nere 8elobnung geben olS
Die Mitteilung ieineS SreunOes 8a-
ron NidL oaB 0aS SncognitO Der
iungen Dame geliiftet iei. Sic beiBt
@loria glaaiien un0 1T Die So9ter
oes CONGRATULATIONS @laaiiem Der
nit leiner 5anilie altf elmer Be-
libung in Der @Gbe bon Ni35a mobnt.
Ser alte glnaiien lit iogar elm per-
ionli9er 8efannter oes 8arons Ni-
d. Der iomit in Der Sage lit, &obert
Elm @infibrungsi6reiben mit5uge-
ben. 9enn oaB &obert nod am fell
ben Gage nod gti33a fabren min, lit
pobl ielbitoeritdnoli6. - Ga es iiG
81 3tpeit better reiIt, miro @rpin &O-
oenberg, elmer ser SreunOe bes &om-
ponilten, gebeten, Die Autofabrt CUR
&epiera mit8umaden. &obert be-
rellt Dies balo, oenn Der miBtrauii6e
@rpin, Der init 5rauen bisber often
bar nur i6ledte @%rfobrungen ge-
ma6t bat, perltebt es, oas 8ilo
@iorias, Die &obert fir einen @ngel
balt, e%inigermaBen 81 bernebeln.
@enn er ais Der erfolgrei6e &om=
poniit Sttmar in Nia5a eintreffe,
Damn meroe er ME Die tpabre Gloria
fennenlernen, ionoern immer nrr
ibre geieai9aftli9e @asfe. Grit
wenn es 8u ipdt iei, ndmlid nod Der
@eirat, meroe Der lei1t1innige 5reier
ben @barafter Der @eliebten erfen-
nen.-aaes @eitere 0eigt Ser Slim.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26

leon. Sn benz Slim tritt audi fur3
Mnrie 2ouiie auf, Die S~absburge-
rim nno &aiierin Napoleons. Sn
@ien erb1It Napoleon, DECEMBER
1909, Na6ri6t bom Senatsbel6luB
ieiner @be-S 6ei0ung nit Soiepbine.
@raf bon Sinfenftein fubr bon
@aibington nod Seem gorf un6 6u-
rid nod 0eutihlono. &alifornien
uno ben @eiten bat er nidt beiudt.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26

-gSenn Sic Oieie 8eitnns selelen
baben, baum bitten mir Sic fremn6-
lidit, Sieielbe in Sbrern 8efannten.
freiie iueitersnseben.
Washington Journal., 1937-11-26
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Nogales international., 1937-12-25
Committees
Dissolved
By Mayor

Committees of the city govern
ment appointed several months ago
by Mayor G. G. Cheshire were dis
solved by the mayor at a meeting
of the board and mayor Thursday
night.
In the future, in place of COM
mlittees, the administrative heads
of the public works, public health,
judiciary, legal and finance depart
ments, will be responsible directly
to the mayor and board of alder
men.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25
kid" PARTY

On Saturday the Young Peoples
Division of the First Methodist
Church met in the social hall of
the church to take part in "kid"
party.
In the early part of the evening
the guests arrived dressed as small
children. After their entrance games
were played.
Later, when the games were con-
cluded, Christmas presents were Civ
en- to all present.
While the guests were enjoying
their presents, refreshments pro-
viding the color scheme of Christ
mas were served.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25

"HERE was not to be any
Christmas tree at the little
Il church at the head of Smoke
Creek that year; and of the several
families who lived there, not more
than half were expecting Santa
Claus. The dark days had left the
dismal little valley or hollow even
more gloomy than it had been in
better years, when the mines across
the ridge in the next hollow gave
some employment to the heads OF
the families of Smoke Creek.
Jim Knox, who lived at the very
head of the stream, was perhaps
the most unhappy of all in the
Nogales international., 1937-12-25

Tackled on Hathway's Door.
little settlement" His wife and
only child, son of seven, had died,
and his nearest neighbor was Joe
Halfway, a bitter enemy with whom
he had had many difficulties. So
that lonely night of Christmas eve
,, as Jim sat before the open wood
fire, with the light Of blazing hick-
ory logs his only company. he was
not without fear for his own safety
he knew Joe Halfway had threat
ened his life.
AS he sat dreaming his eyes hap
pened to rest upon his rifle standing
in the corner of the log room. THAT
gun or Joe Hathway's will some
day tell the tale," he said to him.
self. He meant that one day, like
so manv others down the lonesome
stream, either he or Joe would go
and using a common mountain ex-
preston, with his boots on" He
did not care much if it should be
himself; life had come to mean but
little for him.
While Jim was thus dreaming,
Joe Halfway sat in another loa
cabin but few yards down the
stream. BY chance Joe's attention.
was called to a book on a Shek.
The school teacher had given it tc
his daughter who had died from
the epidemic on the creek. The title
appealed to him-'"The Christmas
Carol" He took the book and be-
gan to read. Page after page and
chapter after chapter, he read on.
It was the first book Joe had ever
read. 1t filed him with new visions
and new ways of thinking. He read
on till midnight and had been so
impressed that he decided to read a
chapter from the Bible before going
to bed. By mere accident the chap
ter was one on the birth at Bethle-
hem. It's teaching overpowered him
he had found the more abundant
life.
On Christmas morning when Jim
Knox went out to the spring for a
pail of water he noticed something
like a card tackled on Joe Hath
ways door. He saw no smoke from
the chimney. Taking in the water,
cautiously he approached Joe's cab
In door, and read the note which
said:
Dear jim: You will find me
gone. was reading some last night
in The Christmas Carol and in
the Bible. 1 read that verse that
told of peace and good will to man.
Said to myself. My family is all
gone-the last was Mary. She left
the book to get me on the right
track. There's nothing in this hol-
low for me any more. Maybe l can
find work by New Years over on
Cedar Creek, You and never could
get along. So to make things better
for us both hereafter l am leaving
at daybreak. And Jim as l say
Goodbye l also wish to say,
Peace on earth good will to men,"
And as another result of THE
Christmas Carol two mountaineers
were better men, and though they
had no Christmas cards or presents.
and no holiday programs, the pines
on the hilIsides seemed bit green
er and the music of the streams
seemed sweeter
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Nogales international., 1937-12-25
MOVING

The International Electric & Ma
chine Company, of which E. t.
Richards is proprietor, is changing
location the first of the year to the
former Western Union quarters on
Grand avenue.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25
MRS, ETCHELL'S
MOTHER DIES

Mrs. Pete Etchells of Patagonia
left Saturday for Kansas pursuant
to a telegram announcing the ILL
ness of her mother. Death came
Sunday a few heurs before the Pata-
gonia woman reached her mothers
bedside.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25
TEACHERS ENTERTAINED

Complimentary to local teachers,
Misses Eta Mae Lewis and Pearl
Marleau we're hostesses at a dinner
Saturday evening.
Guests included Miss Edith Ward
Ralph Shamhart, Sherman Wal
drip. Miss Louise Stewart, Kelly
Phillips, Mrs. Faye Perkins, Miss
Edith Jones, Miss Ruth Gatlin,
Miss Marie Curley, Miss Helena
Keyte, Mrs. Gladys Kelly, Mrs.
Palmyra Frazier, Mrs. Blanche
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cur
now, Mrs. Harry Kelsey, Mrs. Mary
Welty, Miss Louise Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Novick, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Anderson.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25
s.#**&*#A%&&%

Deputy County Recorder Dorothy
Titcomb has been i'll the past sew
eral days at her home on Pajarlto
street.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25

Dave Hopkins was a visitor here
Saturday from Lochiel.
Nogales international., 1937-12-25

Friday
Contract

Mrs. Grover Marsteller was host.
ess to the Friday Contract Club
last week at her home on Marsh
Heights.
Those playing were Mesdames
John Jund, Charles s. Smith, E. G.
Houle, w. K. Kennedy, Otto Her
old, M. Marsteller, Miss Margaret
Fitzpatrick and the hostess.
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TEACHERS ENTERTAINED
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-05-21
FOURTEEN TAKE PASSAGE
 TO TELEGRAPH CREEK

Hazel B. No. 2 Capt Hill Barring ton, left on her second trip of the season for Telegraph Creek Wednes- day afternoon at 200 o'clock with fourteen passengers and a capacity load of freight.
 Among the passengers were: MT and Mrs. George Ball, Robbie Ball and infant daughter Barbara. Thc Balls were accompanied by Miss R Coulter who will be bookkeeper al the Ball ranch, and Mrs. Schwender who will act as cook. Other passen. gers included Joe Searfoss who i' connected with the Gibson interests at Mosquito Creek; Rev. A. Drean J. A. S. Anglin, teacher; F. K. Dent H. A. King, a prospeetor; Johr Gregg; Mrs. J. c. Morrison and In dian BtezeTa.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-05-21
Tanana Breakup Most
 Spectacular In Years

The breakup at Nenana of the Panama River this year was one of the most spectacular In years, ac- cording to eye witnesses.
 As early as 4 D. m. of the day the ice broke, great pieces of ice be- gan breaking off the lower end of the main sheet. About 7:30 a jam up-river began spilling out pieces and by P. NJ. great chunks shot high in the air at the lower edge.
 Immediately the whole body of ice began 60 move and cakes began rolling over. Others were thrust high in the air from the tremendous pressure. The ice sheered off heavy piling along the front of the dock un- til the face Of the dock was suspend ed without support.