Preliminary Select Bibliography in Relation to Historic Alaska Fur Farming
Preliminary
Select Bibliography in Relation to
Historic Alaska Fur Farming
Larry D. Roberts
Updated: February 3, 2016
Adams, L.H.
1935 Mink Raising; A book of practical information about raising mink, marten, and fisher. 4th Edition. A.R Harding Publishing Company. Columbus, Ohio.
Agee, Fred B.
1929 Fur Farming. Journal of Forestry, 27(3):270. Society of American Foresters. Washington, D.C.
Ahern, Albert M.
1922 Fur Facts: A Book of Knowledge. Self Published by C.P. Carran Publishing Co. St. Louis, Missouri.
AkObits.com
n.d. Tributes, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts.
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
n.d. Wildlife Notebook Series. State of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Digital Archives
n.d. A collaborative library and archive initiated by the Rasmuson library at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, the Consortium library at the University of Alaska-Anchorage, and the Alaska State library in Juneau.
Alaska Division of Community and Regional Affairs
n.d. Alaska Community Database: Community Information Summaries. Department of Commerce. State of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Farm and Garden
1982 A Look at Alaskan Fur Farming 2(8):1. August/September. Alaska Farm Structures, Inc. Delta Junction, Alaska.
Alaska Game Commission
n.d. Fur Farmers Holding Licenses Under Alaska Game Laws for the Years: 1923, 1924, 1929, 1933, 1934, 1936, 1941, 1942, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1950, 1951. Mimeographed. Alaska Department of Fish and Game. In: General Correspondence of the Territorial Governors of Alaska. 1909-1958. Microfilm Ar 27, number 939. Alaska State Library, Historical Collection. State of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
n.d. Fur Shipped from Alaska During the Year….Annual press releases, 1923-1951. Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Alaska State Library-Historical Collection. State of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Magazine
1973 Subject Index to the Alaska Magazine (formerly The Alaska Sportsman) 1935-1972. Alaska Northwest Publishing Company, Anchorage, Alaska.
Alaska Mining Hall of Fame Foundation
2013 Doug Colp: 1914-2010. Compiled by T. K. Bundtzen. Fairbanks, Alaska.
Alaska Record-Miner, The
1901 To Start Fox Farm. October 13(44):1. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Rural Systemic Initiative
2000 Guidelines for Respecting Cultural Knowledge. Sharing Our Pathways (newsletter of the Alaska Rural Systemic Initiative). 5 (March/April).
Alaska Sportsman
1945 Fur Trapping and Ranching 11(6):14. June. Journal Publishing Company. Ketchikan, Alaska.
1944 Advertisement: William Abbes fur farm for sale. January. Journal Publishing Company. Ketchikan, Alaska.
Alaska State Archives
n.d. Naturalization Records. Collection Guides. State of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska State Library-Historical Collection
1994 Fox Farms in Southeast Alaska, ca. 1927; Photographic Collection, PCA 331. Guide to Collections. Alaska State Library. Historical Collections. Juneau, Alaska.
1989 Juneau-Douglas Dairy and Farming Families (Dairy farmers) Guide to Collection; PCA 328. Historical Collections, Alaska State Library, Juneau, Alaska.
n.d.d Historical Collection. John G. Peterson, 1912-1950. PCA 280. Juneau, Alaska.
n.d.c Robert N. DeArmond Collection, 1861-1995. MS-039. Juneau, Alaska.
n.d.b Index for Biographies of Alaska-Yukon Pioneers, 1850-1950, v. 1-5. MS-0027. Alaska State Library. Historical Collections. Juneau, Alaska.
n.d.a General Correspondence of the Territorial Governors of Alaska. 1909-1958. Microfilm Ar 27, number 939. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska State Library
n.d. Fox Farms of Southeast Alaska Photographic Collection. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Territorial Department of Audit
n.d. Fox Brand Program Files, 1923-1942. Alaska State Archives. Reference code: 102. Higher-level code: RG106. Records 102-18386; 102-18387; 102-18389. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Territorial Governors
n.d. Correspondence of the Alaska Territorial Governors, 1909-1958. MFAR 27. Alaska State Library-Historical Collection. Juneau, Alaska.
Alaska Weekly, The
1928b Successful Fur Farms. October 19. Seattle, Washington.
1928a Three Island Ranches Sold. April 20. Seattle, Washington.
1927 Experimental fur farm has been started. 28 (1). Seattle, Washington.
1926 The Blue Fox Situation. The Alaska Yearbook: 34-35. Seattle, Washington.
1925 Fox Industry is Profitable. August 21. Seattle, Washington.
1924 Fox Company Issues Report. March 14:3. Seattle, Washington.
1923d Operators of Island Blue Fox Farms in the Territory of Alaska. September 21. Seattle, Washington.
1923c Cannery Man Reaches End. April 13. Seattle, Washington.
1923b Fox Industry on Increase in SE Alaska. March 16. Seattle, Washington.
1923a Government Reports on Fur Farming. March 16. Seattle, Washington.
Alaska Yearbook
n.d. Annual Publication. 1926-1928. Published by the Alaska Weekly. Seattle, Washington.
Alaskan, The
1927 Alaska Mink Market in States. 42(15). Sitka, Alaska.
1903b Fur Farms In Western Alaska. April 25:3. Sitka, Alaska.
1903a Many Blue Fox Farms. January 24:1. Sitka, Alaska.
1900d Fox Breeding in Alaska. November 17:1. Sitka, Alaska.
1900c Fox Farming. July 28:1. Sitka, Alaska.
1900b Fox Breeding on the Alaskan Islands; A Remunerative Industry Utilizing Our Islands. June 9: 51. Sitka, Alaska.
1900a Fox Breeding on the Alaskan Islands. Supplement to the Alaskan. June 9. Sitka, Alaska.
1899 Progress for Fur Farming-Editorial. August 12:2. Sitka, Alaska.
1895 Fox Farming in Alaska. September 7:1. Sitka, Alaska.
1893 Regulations on Taking in Alaska. February 18: 3. Sitka, Alaska.
1887 Furs Brought to Sitka. June 4: 4. Sitka, Alaska.
All-Alaska Review
1930 Petersburg—Port of Prosperity. Cordova Daily Times All-Alaska Review. Pg. 25. Cordova, Alaska.
Allen, J.A. and W. Chester S. McLure
1926 Theory and Practice of Fox Ranching. Irwin Printing Co. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Allen, Lois Hudson
1942 Trail Lake Fur Farm. March. Page 10. The Alaska Sportsman 8 (3). Journal Publishing Company. Ketchikan, Alaska.
1940 Mink Rancher. March. Page16. The Alaska Sportsman. Journal Publishing Company. Ketchikan, Alaska.
American Fox and Fur Farmer
1923b Fox Farmers of Alaska Form Organization for Benefit of Whole Industry. 2(6):22. .Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York. [Reprinted from the Petersburg Weekly Report. November 17, 1922].
1923a By-Laws Adopted for Southeastern Alaska Blue Fox Farmers Association. 2(6):22. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York. [Reprinted from the Petersburg Weekly Report. November 17, 1922].
1922f Blue Fox Ranching on Alaskan Islands. 1(10): 23-24. April. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1922e Fur Farming and Plant Culture: Muskrat Farming. By Robert C. Hodgson. 1(10): 9-11. April. (From “Hunter-Trader-Trapper. April 1922”). Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1922d External Parasites of Foxes. By George A. Jeffreys. 1(10): 4-6. April. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1922c Sukoi Island Fox Ranch Now Under New Management. 1(9):5. March. (From the Petersburg Weekly Report). Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1922b Fox Farming Shows Rapid Growth 1(7):22. January. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1922a Food Nutrition in Foxes. 1(7): 4-8. January. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921g Beavers and Martens may again be trapped in Alaska. American Fox and Fur Farmer 1(3):32. September. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921f Comments by the Public Press: Saturday Evening Post, Oct. 30, 1920. American Fox and Fur Farmer 1(3):27. September. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921e Lieutenant Frank G. Ashbrook. 1(1): 26. July. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921d Hints to Beginners on Fox Ranch Management. By Samuel F. Wadsworth, MDV. 1(1): 15-17. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921c Dr. E.W. Nelson, Chief, Bureau of Biological Survey. U.S. Department of Agriculture. 1(1): 12-14. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921b Fox Ranching: J.S. Chastek 1(3):6. September. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1921a Parasites. By W.L. Chandler. 1(1): 5-6. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
American Fur Breeder
1961b What You Should Know About State License Requirements. 34(10):18-19. Duluth, Minnesota.
1961a Fleshing and drying—Current Methods. 34(10):12-15. Duluth, Minnesota.
1958 What is Woman’s Work. 31(7):18. Duluth, Minnesota.
1956 Green Fleshing. 29(10):18. Duluth, Minnesota.
1952 Favorite Fleshing Tools. 25(11):10. Duluth, Minnesota.
1947 Jess Ames Buys Out Partners. 19(13):90. Duluth, Minnesota.
1946c The Inghams Fly to Alaska. 18(17):36. Duluth, Minnesota.
1946b Advertisement: Yukon Fur Farms, Inc. Petersburg, Alaska. 18(14):20. Duluth, Minnesota.
1946a Alaskans Start Fur Auction. 18(11):45. Duluth, Minnesota.
1944b Advertisement: Yukon Fur Farms, Inc. Petersburg, Alaska. 15(3):19. Duluth, Minnesota.
1944a Wives Necessary on Alaska Fur Farms.15(9):29. Duluth, Minnesota.
1942c Advertisement: Alaska’s Largest and Finest Fur Farm; Mountain Point Fur Farm, Ketchikan, Alaska. 15(1):18. Duluth, Minnesota.
1942b Sells Out to Army. 15(1):25. Duluth, Minnesota.
1942a The Fur Market. 14(8):12. Duluth, Minnesota.
1940d Advertisement: “Blue and Platinum Foxes; Breeders for Sale”. 12(15):7. Duluth, Minnesota.
1940c Bureau of Biological Survey Experts Visit Alaska. 12(13):7. Duluth, Minnesota.
1940b How I Developed My Blue Fox Herd. 12(12):14. Duluth, Minnesota.
1940a Takes Up Mink Farming Again. 12(8):34. Duluth, Minnesota.
1939b Alaska’s Experimental Farm in Operation. 11(9):25. Duluth, Minnesota.
1939a Alaskan Takes Mink to Japan. 11(8):38. Duluth, Minnesota.
1938f Animals Purchased for Alaskan Station. 11(6):14. Duluth, Minnesota.
1938e U.S. Biological Survey Begins Nation-wide Fur Farm Survey. 10(12):13. Duluth, Minnesota.
1938d Cashes in on Grubstake. 10(12):13. Duluth, Minnesota.
1938c Work Started on Alaska Farm. 10(11):33. Duluth, Minnesota.
1938b Alaskan’s Organize Mink Farm. 10(10):27. Duluth, Minnesota.
1938a Prefers Fur Farming to Social Life. 10(9):31. Duluth, Minnesota.
American National Fox Breeders Association
1928 Yearbook of the Silver Fox and Fur Farming Industries. American National Fox Breeders Association. W. H. Olmsted, publisher. Minneapolis, Minnesota. [Published annually throughout much of the 1920’s].
American National Fur and Market Journal
1947c Some Suggestions on How to Improve Production on the Silver Fox Ranch. 25(7):11. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1947b What’s happened to the Fur Market? 25(6):5-6. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1947a How to dry mutation mink pelts with their fur side out. 26(4):7. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1946 How to Use Clamp Method of Tattooing Foxes. 25(11):10. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1945c Kellogg Makes Trip to Alaska Farm. 24(11):18.Wausau, Wisconsin.
1945b GI newspaper asks why American soldiers weren’t equipped with fur garments. 24(2):7-8. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1945a What’s Going to Happen to the World Fur Markets in the Coming Years? 23(12):5-6. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1944 Killing and Pelting Foxes and Minks 23(4):5. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1943c Why have so many had to go out of business? 22(5):12. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1943b Be Sure to Wrap Wire ‘Stretchers’ 22(4):24. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1943a How to Freeze Pelts Before Fleshing. 22(4):9. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1942 It’s Nearly Pelting Time Again. 21(4):7. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1941 Pelting, Fleshing, Drying, and Handling Silver Fox Skins. 20(5):11. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1940b Fur farming grows to be Important industry in the United States. 19(7). Wausau, Wisconsin.
1940a Ted Grahl Explains his Mink Pelting Methods. 19(4):13. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1938b Don Aitkin, Michigan Rancher, Describes Wire Pelt ‘Stretcher’ and its Use. 17(4):8. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1938a Paul Lei Van Describes Pelting Methods Used on His Ranch. 17(4):5. Wausau, Wisconsin.
American Review of Reviews
1918 The New Industry of Fur Farming. 57:208-209. Albert Shaw. New York, New York.
Ames, Jesse
1947 Fur Farming in Southeast Alaska. In: Fur Farming Opportunities in Alaska. Gorman, Richard F. (editor). Alaska Development Board. Territory of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
1944 Wives Necessary on Alaska Fur Farms. American Fur Breeders. 15(9):29. Duluth, Minnesota.
Ancestry.com
2014b New York, New York Marriage Index, 1866-1937. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2014a Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2013d Massachusetts, Birth Records, 1840-1915. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2013c Idaho, Birth Index, 1861-1912, Stillbirth Index, 1905-1962. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2013b Web: Alaska, Find a Grave Index, 1845-2012. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2013a Web: Washington, Find a Grave Index, 1821-2012. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012k Web: Alaska, Find a Grave Index, 1845-2012. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012j U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600-Current. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012i Ancestry.com; Death Record; Petersburg Alaska Death Records. Database on-line. Provo, Utah
2012h Web: Obituary Daily Times Index, 1995-2012. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012g Web: Alaska: Find a Grave Index, 1600-Current. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012f California Death Index, 1940-1997. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012e Web: Alaska, Find a Grave Index, 1845-2012. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012d U.S., Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1963. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012c Washington, Marriage Records, 1865-2004. Database on-
2012d U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600-Current. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012c Ancestry.com; Death Record; Petersburg Alaska Death Records. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012b U.S. Census 1940. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2012a U.S., Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1963. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2011e U.S., City Directories, 1821-1989. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2011d U.S. Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2011c Michigan, Births and Christenings Index, 1867-1911. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2011b Rootsweb Ancestry. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2011a Alaska, Find a Grave Index, 1867-2011. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010k U.S. Census 1920. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010j U.S. Appointments of U.S. Postmasters, 1832-1971. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010i U.S. Public Records, Volume 1 and 2. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010h U.S. Census 1920. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010g Washington, Births, 1883-1935. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010f U.S. Naturalization Records, Original Documents, 1795-1972. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010e Canadian City and Area Directories, 1819-1906. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010d U.S. Public Records, Volume 1 and 2. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010c Social Security Death Index. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010b U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2010a U.S. Naturalization Records Index, 1791-1992. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2009f Census of Canada, 1881. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2009e Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2009d Petersburg Memorial Cemetery Sections A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,1,2,2a,3,and 4. AKGenWeb Project. Transcribed by Valori Enge. Database hosted by USGenWeb. Database on-line.
2009c Wrangell and Petersburg Boroughs Census Areas. Jo Slade and Tara Alcock, AKGenWeb Project. Database hosted by USGenWeb. Database on-line.
2009b Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2009a Border Crossings from the U.S. to Canada, 1908-1935. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2008c Border Crossings from the U.S. to Canada, 1908-1935. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2008b Washington, Deaths, 1883-1960. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2008a Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008. Oregon State Library. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2007b U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2007a U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2006e Florida Marriage Collection, 1822-1875 and 1927-2001. Database on-line. Provo, Utah..
2006d U.S. Census 1910. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2006c Boston Passenger and Crew Lists, 1820-1942. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2006b U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca. 1775-2006. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2006a Alaska Alien Arrivals, 1906-1956. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2005c U.S. World War ll Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2005b California Birth Index, 1905-1995. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2005a World War I Civil Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2004c Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2004b U.S. Census 1900. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2004a Florida Death Index, 1877-1998. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2003 Idaho Death Index, 1911-1951. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2002c Washington, Births, 1907-1919. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2002b U.S. Census 1930. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2002a Washington Death Index, 1940-1996. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2000c Oregon Death Index, 1903-1998. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2000b California Death Index, 1940-1997. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
2000a World War I Civilian Draft Registration. Complied by Ray Banks. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.o Strasser Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.n Griffin-Jones Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.m Henry Seeman Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.l Mackie-Tobin-Beddoe-Barry Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.k Becker Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.j Thomas Lahey Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.i Joseph Worts Stansfield Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.h Arthur Attwood Stansfield Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.g Maclean Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.f Ingram-Anderson-Smith Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.e Herndon-Ross-Harper Family Tree. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.d McAlpine’s Nova Scotia Directory, 1890-1897. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.c U.S. Census, 1880-1940. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.b U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca. 1775-1925. Database on-line. Provo, Utah.
n.d.a Death of Dr. Jule B. Loftus. June 7, 1982. Woodburn, Oregon. The Generations Network, Provo, Utah.
Anchorage Daily Times
1972 Fur Farm to be Phased Out. November 3. Anchorage, Alaska.
1957 All Around Alaska: Fur Farms Losing Out. November 15. Anchorage, Alaska.
1930 Boat Capsizes, Hardy Drowns Kusilof River. September 8. Anchorage, Alaska.
1928b Fox Farmers of Kasilof Section Install Storage. September 15. Anchorage, Alaska.
1928a Raising of Foxes Growing Industry in Kusilof Region. September 10. Anchorage, Alaska.
1927b Cole Will Lease Kusilof Land to Start Fur Farm. September 23. Anchorage, Alaska.
1927a Fur-Farmers Name Officers; Exchange Ideas at Banquet; Discuss Needs of Industry. September 8. Anchorage, Alaska.
Anderes, Ernest
1947 Fur Farming in the Ketchikan District. In: Fur Farming Opportunities in Alaska. Gorman, Richard F. (editor). Alaska Development Board. Territory of Alaska. Juneau, Alaska.
Anderson, Ralph V.
1922 Fox farming in Cook Inlet District. The Pathfinder of Alaska 3(7):6. Valdez, Alaska.
Applegate, Samuel
n.d. Papers of Samuel Applegate,1875-1925. Alaska State Historical Library MS 3. Juneau, Alaska.
Archbold, C.M.
1945 Memorandum concerning islands available and recommended for fur farming. May 11. USDA-Forest Service, Ketchikan, Alaska. In: U.S.D.A. Forest Service. Historic Special Use Permit Files. On file with the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. Pacific Alaska Region. Anchorage, Alaska.
Arndt, Katherine, Russell H. Sackett, and James A. Ketz
1987 A Cultural Resource Overview of the Tongass National Forest, Alaska. Prepared for the USDA-Forest Service under contract #53-0109-6-00203, by GDM, Inc., Fairbanks, Alaska.
Arndt, Katherine
1979 The Alaska Experimental Fur Farm: Determination of Eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places. Manuscript. USDA-Forest Service. Petersburg, Alaska.
Ashbrook, Frank G. and Ernest P. Walker
1925 Blue-Fox Farming in Alaska. Department Bulletin No. 1350. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
Ashbrook, Frank Getz
n.d. F.G. Ashbrook Papers, circa 1915-1965. Special Collections. The Smithsonian Institution Archives. Washington, D.C.
1948 Fur-an important wildlife crop. National Fur News 20(3):15; 20(4):20. April and May. Denver, Colorado.
1947 Annual fur catch of the United States. U.S. Department of Interior-U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Wildlife Leaflet no. 298. September. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1946 Fur farming can be a profitable Business. The American National Fur and Market Journal 24(10):9. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1944 Fur Farming Under the Stress of War. The American National Fur and Market Journal 22(9):9. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1942 The American National Fur and Market Journal 20(2):9. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1941 Problems Arising out of the War which Affect Fur Farming in the U.S. The American National Fur and Market Journal 20(2):9. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1937 The Breeding of Fur Animals. Yearbook of Agriculture. U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1936. Book separate No. 1603. Pages 1379-1395. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1936 Fur Farming in Perspective. Bureau of Biological Survey. U.S. Department of Agriculture. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1930b Fur Resources of the United States: A Special Report to Supplement the Exhibit of the United States Government at the International Fur Trade Exposition, Leipzig, Germany, 1930. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
1930a Silver Fox Farming. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Bulletin No. 1151. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1928b Fur Farming For Profit. Macmillan Co., New York, New York.
1928a Recommendations to Beginners in Fur Farming. Leaflet No. 27. Bureau of Biological Survey. U.S. Department of Agriculture. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1927 Mink Raising. Leaflet No. 8. Bureau of Biological Survey. U.S. Department of Agriculture. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1925 More and Better Furs. The Pathfinder of Alaska 6(3):9. Valdez, Alaska.
1924 Biologist in Charge of Division of Fur Resources. Bureau of Biological Survey. Conference held under the auspices of the National Association of Fur Trade. October 1-2. Washington, D.C.
1923c Trade Names in the Fur Industry. Journal of Mammalogy 4(4): 216. Lawrence, Kansas.
1923b Blue Fox Production in Alaska. The Pathfinder of Alaska 4(9):6. Valdez, Alaska.
1923a Silver-Fox Farming. Department Bulletin No. 1151. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1922b The Fur Trade and Fur Supply. American Fox and Fur Farmer 1(9):17. March. Published by the American Fox and Fur Farmer. Utica, New York.
1922a The Fur Trade and Fur Supply. Journal of Mammalogy 3(1):1. February. Williams & Wilkins Co. Baltimore, Maryland.
Avery, Bert
1947 Yearly Fox Feeding Schedule. National Fur News 19(1):14. Denver, Colorado.
Ayres, Sabra
2007 Juneau Island Development Plan Sparks Environmental Concern; Popular recreation spot targeted for development. The Anchorage Daily News. June 10. The McClatchy Company, Anchorage, Alaska.
Bahovec, Fred
1989 The First 100 Years. Self Published. Sitka, Alaska.
1983 Personal Communication. May 19.
Bailey, Edgar P.
1993 Introduction of Foxes to Alaskan Islands-History, Effects on Avifauna, and Eradication. U.S. Department of Interior. Fish and Wildlife Service. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1992 Red foxes, Vulpus vulpus, as biological control agents for introduced arctic foxes, Alopex lagopus, on Alaskan islands. Canadian Field Naturalist. 106(2): 200-205. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Bailey, Theodore N.
1981 Characteristics, Trapping Techniques, and Views of Trappers on a Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. Pages 1904-18. In: Chapman, Joseph A. and Duane Pursley (Editors). Worldwide Furbearer Conference Proceedings. August 3-11, 1980. Frostburg, Maryland
Baker-Harris, Lori and Christi Welch
1990 Fur Farming in Alaska. Alaska History Class Project. (Fall 1990). On file with the Clausen Memorial Museum. Petersburg, Alaska.
Bales, L.L.
1915 Raising Silver Gray and Blue Foxes in Alaska. Outdoor Life. August, Volume 36. Outdoor Life Publishing Co. Denver, Colorado.
Bancroft, Hubert Howe
1959 History of Alaska. Antiquarian Press. New York, New York.
Barkdull, Calvin H.
1956 The Murder Gang. The Alaska Sportsman. January: 1(56):6. Journal Publishing Company. Ketchikan, Alaska.
Barker, Kay
1939 Voluntary Exile. The Alaska Sportsman 5 (11):8. November. Journal Publishing Company. Ketchikan, Alaska.
Barksull, C.H.
1907 Alaska Foxes. Hunter, Trader, Trapper. May. 14:86. Hunter, Trader, Trapper Co. Columbus, Ohio.
Barrow, Mark V. Jr.
1998 A Passion for Birds: American Ornithology after Audubon. Princeton University Press. Princeton, New Jersey.
Bassett, Charles F.
1948 Some Common Fallacies in our Present Mink Feeding Practices. American Fur Breeder 21(2):14-30. Duluth, Minnesota.
1946 Seasonal Fox Rations and Quantities to Feed. A.H.D. 85. Bureau of Animal Industry. Agricultural Research Administration. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Formerly Wildlife Leaflet 206 issued in May 1946 by the Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1945 Report of the U.S. Fur Animal Station Progress. The American National Fur and Market Journal 24(1):9,12. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1941 Better Methods of Humanely Killing Foxes Before Pelting. The American National Fur and Market Journal 20(5):7-8,26-27. Wausau, Wisconsin.
1939d A Humane Method of Killing Foxes. American Fur Breeder 12(5):28-29. Duluth, Minnesota.
1939c Seasonal Fox Rations and Quantities to Feed. Wildlife Research and Management Leaflet BS-130. Bureau of Animal Industry. Agricultural Research Administration. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
1939b A Feeder for Foxes. Research and Management Leaflet BS-128. Bureau of Biological Survey. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Government Printing Office. Washington, D.C.
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1925u The Blue Fox 6(11):25. November. Valdez, Alaska.
1925t Cable News of the Outside U.S. Markets 6(10):27. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1925s Eleven Pairs of Blue Foxes Shipped to Ugak Island 6(10):24. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1925r Beaver Transplanted from Cordova to Kodiak 6(10):21. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1925q Farming Silver-Black Foxes 6(10):6. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1925p “The Blue Fox” Official Publication of the Southeast Alaska Blue Fox & Fur Farmers Association 6(9):25. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1925o Cable News of the Outside Fur Markets 6(9):21. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1925n Cable News of Outside Fur Markets 6(8):18. August. Valdez, Alaska.
1925m Raising Blues in Pens 6(8):14. August. Valdez, Alaska.
1925l “Matanuska Minkery” by James St. Clair 6(8):11. August. Valdez, Alaska.
1925k Cable News of Outside Fur Markets; the Inlet section, Kasilof, Kachemak Bay 6(7):21. July. Valdez, Alaska.
1925j Valuable Furs Shipped from Alaska 6(6):18. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1925i Raising Blues in Pens 6(6):14. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1925h Needed Amendments to the Territorial Fur Laws. 6(6):12. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1925g U.S. Department of Agriculture Will Gather Statistics on Fur Farming 6(5):20. May. Valdez, Alaska.
1925f Valdez Area Fox Farmers Market Pelts. 6(5):4. May. Valdez, Alaska.
1925e Needed Amendments to Territorial Fur Laws 6(4):12. April. Valdez, Alaska.
1925d Fur Exchange Reports Sales Double 6(4):11. April. Valdez, Alaska.
1925c Southeast Alaska Blue Fox Farmers Start Movement for Consolidation. 6(2):14. February. Valdez, Alaska.
1925b Fur Farming Management Studied. 6(1):12. January. Valdez, Alaska.
1925a “More and Better Furs” by Frank G. Ashbrook 5(1):9. January. Valdez, Alaska.
1924p Southeast Blue Fox Farmers Start Movement for Consolidation 6(2):14. December. Valdez, Alaska.
1924o Cook Inlet Blue Fox & Fur Association 5(12):8. December. Valdez, Alaska.
1924n Trapping Laws and Fur Resources. 5(12):5. December. Valdez, Alaska.
1924m Feeding Blue Foxes. 5(11): 9. November. Valdez, Alaska.
1924l Fox Parasites. 5(11):8. November. Valdez, Alaska.
1924k Fox Branding Irons All Distributed. 5(11):5. November. Valdez, Alaska.
1924j Largest Fox Purchase. 5(10):16. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1924i Fur Notes 5(9):17. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1924h H.L. VanValkenberg Conducts Experiments on Fox Feeding 5(9):13. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1924g Cook Inlet Blue Fox Breeders Association. 5(9):13. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1924f Fur Farming in Southeast Alaska: A Basic Industry. Grover Cleary, author. 5(11):6. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1924e Trade Routes of the Fur Industry 4(9):1. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1924d Western Islands Good Country 4(7):11. July. Valdez, Alaska.
1924c Southwest Alaska Fur Farmers Meet 4(6):33. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1924b Statistics of Furs Shipped from Alaska 4(2):18. February. Valdez, Alaska.
1924a Fox Ranch Ice Cavern 4(1):7. January. Valdez, Alaska.
1923i Study Fur Farming Problems. 4(12):23. December. Valdez, Alaska.
1923h Alaska Blue Fox Production. 4(10):19. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1923g Domesticating Alaska Blue Foxes 4(9):1. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1923f Blue Fox Production in Alaska 4(7):6. July. Valdez, Alaska.
1923e Fur-Our Great Future Industry 4(6):1. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1923d Protect the Fox Farmers. 4(4):12. April. Valdez, Alaska.
1923c Southeastern Alaska Fox Association. 4(1):23. January. Valdez, Alaska.
1923b Fur Farming in Southeast Alaska 4(1):28. January. Valdez, Alaska.
1923a Suggestions for the Silver Fox Raiser 4(1):14. January. Valdez, Alaska.
1922k Make Pets of Foxes 3(11):17. November. Valdez, Alaska.
1922j Fox Farmers of the Sound Form an Organization 3(9):9. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1922i Meeting of Fox Farmers Called for August 22 3(7):8. Valdez, Alaska.
1922h Fox Island Leasing Regulations. 3(7):8. July. Valdez, Alaska.
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1922f Fox Island Leasing Regulations 3(6):8. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1922e A Successful Alaska Fur Farm 3(6):7. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1922d Fox Farming in Cook Inlet District. 3(6):6. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1922c Blue Fox Ranching on the Westward Islands 3(6):5. June. Valdez, Alaska.
1922b Blue Fox Industry of Prince William Sound 3(6):1. June. Valdez, Alaska
1922a Government Fox Expert to Visit Alaska Fur Farms 3(3):19. March. Valdez, Alaska.
1921c Change in Leasing Regulations; Fur Farming 3(12):17. December. Valdez, Alaska.
1921b Would Brand Foxes for Protection. 3(11):11. November. Valdez, Alaska.
1921a Marten and Beaver May Be Trapped 3(9):18. September. Valdez, Alaska.
1920c Fur Industry 2(11):10. October. Valdez, Alaska.
1920b Fox Farming in Alaska 2(9):7. September. Valdez, Alaska.
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1937b Local Fur Farm Site Endorsed. June 11, Page 1. Petersburg, Alaska.
1937a Exp. Fur Farm Bill is Being Drafted. January 15, Page 1. Petersburg, Alaska.
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1922a New Regulations Issued for Lease of all Fox Islands. 9(3):3. Petersburg, Alaska.
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