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The Way We Were

July 2, 1925 The Wrangell Commercial Club, which has been pushing for harbor improvements, has learned with much satisfaction that the War Department is to build a five-foot-high concrete wall on …

Fourth of July schedule

THROUGH JULY 14 Fourth of July Quilt Show In business windows throughout downtown Presented by Stikine Stitchers WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 Art Clark Scrap Fish Derby: 10 a.m. City …

Adding color to business windows

The Way We Were

June 25, 1925 Four Eagle boats of the U.S. Naval Reserve with reservists of the 13th District, representing Seattle, Portland, Tacoma and Grays Harbor, arrived in port Monday afternoon. The fleet …

A helping hand

FOURTH OF JULY SCHEDULE

THROUGH JULY 14 4th of July Quilt Show In business windows throughout downtown Presented by the Stikine Stitchers SATURDAY and SUNDAY JUNE 28-29 4th of July 9-Hole, Best-Ball Golf …

The Way We Were

June 18, 1925 The Fourth of July Committee met last night at City Hall to plan the morning’s events of the big celebration. If residents of Wrangell do not want to miss some interesting …

Big event for kids of all sizes

Borough manager brushes up

The Way We Were

June 11, 1925 An area embracing the drainage of the Stikine River for 25 miles above the international bounday has been set aside as a game sanctuary. The protection covers bird, game and …

Getting a start on summer fun

The fundraising is underway

The Way We Were

June 4, 1925 The G. Craeb, a Vickers-Viking airplane from Three Rivers, Quebec, piloted by Col. J. Scott Williams, of Montreal, arrived here Monday, having made the flight from Prince Rupert, …

Taking their turn at safety

School's out for summer

The Way We Were

May 28, 1925 The plans are to include the seventh and eighth grades with the high school next year to constitute, with the ninth grade, a junior high school organization. This will mean many …

Thank you

A HUGE thank you to the Stikine River Jet Boat Association for donating their time, boats and expertise for the 23rd annual fourth grade field trip. Thanks to the Wrangell office of the U.S. Forest …

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