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HARRY RACK, Druggist
“The Squibb Stores of Alaska”
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20 YEARS AGO
From The Empire
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OCTOBER 22, 1916
The English class at the Juneau
high school was to be addressed by
the following speakers in a series
of vocational talks during the com
ing year: Mining Engineering, G.
IT. Jackson; Art. Mrs. J. F. A.
j Strong; Law, Judge Robert W. Jen
nings; Journalism, John W. Troy;
Banking, J. R. Willis; Architectural
Engineering, R. J. Wulzen; Elec
j trical Engineering, H. P. Crowther;
■ Library Work. Miss Margaret
Green; Pharmacy, Wm. E. Britt;
Medicine, Dr. H. C. DeVighne; Mu
sic, Willis E. Nowell; Civil Service,
Edw. C. Hamilton; Dentistry, Dr.
E. H. Kuscr; Stenography, Mrs.
I Green; Accounting, W. Mayors.
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Saturday afternoon the Musical
i Art Club held t he first meeting of
! the year at the studio of Mrs. J. i
W. Burford. The following partici-j
jpated in the program: Carol Web
ster. James McNaughton, Frances
| Nowell, Miriam McBride. Etta j
Brown. Mona Graves, Elva Kirk
ham. Lucille Bathe and Florence
Bathe. Mona Graves was elected
president: Sidonia Reck, secretary;
Ben Burford. usher; Carol Webster
and Elva Kirkham, program com
mittee.
The swimming tank at the A. B.
Hall had been repaired and swim
classes resumed.
The local high school football (
team had disbanded and there
would be no return game with the
Dou las Kamera Klub. >
Paul V. Woodhouse had been ap-,
pointed deputy marshal to be sta
tioned at Tenakee for the winter.
