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Reenactment of Colony Land Drawing
1935
Original caption reads: "Newsreel men re-enact the colony land drawing (or lottery)."
Families Leaving from Colony
1935
Original caption reads: "Families leaving from colony -- Shown on platform at Matanuska village, where caught train for Seward."
Wiliam Geisman
1935
Original caption reads: "William Geisman of San Francisco is the official photographer on the project."
Families Leaving from Colony
1935
Original caption reads: "Families leaving from colony -- Shown on platform at Matanuska village, where caught train for Seward. Otto Fisher family shown in negative six. Other negatives not exposed."
Sawmill Breaks Down
1935
Original caption reads: "Building an empire? The sawmill breaks down and what a crowd of onlookers to 'supervise' repairs."
Commissary Supplies are Adequate
1935
Original caption reads: "'Commissary supplies are adequate,' said Purchasing agent Ed Cronin (extreme left) of the corporation for the news reel (march of Time) cameramen."
