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Alaska Sportsman magazines
By Peter Sullivan
December 03, 2005
Saturday
My comment is more one of asking for assistance. I was researching
how to sell my 230 Alaska Sportsman magazines and found this
site and article. If anyone can provide advice on how to market
these wonderful publications I would appreciate it.
Peter Sullivan
E-mail: pnsullivan(AT)gci.net
Juneau, AK - USA
Note: Peter Sullivan is an
information technology Project Manager with the Alaska Department
of Labor.
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EMERY TOBIN: Pistol-Packin' Reformer By June Allen - Ketchikan has had
many notable citizens in the city's 102 years of history, but
perhaps none stands out so boldly as the late Emery Tobin, who
died in 1977 at age 81. His roster of activities and accomplishments
in Ketchikan is lengthy and incredibly varied. He joined the
newly founded American Legion Post 3 in 1921, became a member
of the Chamber of Commerce in 1923, and was a charter member
of Ketchikan Rotary in 1925. In the early 1920s he also was an
active leader in Ketchikan's Boy Scout Troop #1, the first troop
in all of Alaska, and he was a volunteer drama coach for the
high school's theatrical productions. He was later a founder
plus publisher and editor of the Alaska Sportsman magazine, which
continues today as the nationally known Alaska Magazine.
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