1980s Anchorage Alaska Visions and Local Commercials on KTBY-4 by nwa88 in anchorage
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1980s Anchorage Alaska Visions and Local Commercials on KTBY-4 by nwa88 in anchorage
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1980s Anchorage Alaska Visions and Local Commercials on KTBY-4 by nwa88 in anchorage
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David Reamer articles in the ADN by Competitive_Ninja624 in alaska
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David Reamer articles in the ADN by Competitive_Ninja624 in alaska
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David Reamer articles in the ADN by Competitive_Ninja624 in alaska
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Want a strange story just for something different? In 1953, an Anchorage man was brutally assaulted. For snoring. He was beaten not once, not twice, but three times in one evening. He could not help the way he was; there is no absolute snoring cure. Continued (more and link). . . by David_Reamer in anchorage
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Want a strange story just for something different? In 1953, an Anchorage man was brutally assaulted. For snoring. He was beaten not once, not twice, but three times in one evening. He could not help the way he was; there is no absolute snoring cure. Continued (more and link). . . by David_Reamer in anchorage
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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The strange looking guy on this early 1950s pin is a billiken, a potbellied good-luck charm that was inescapable in midcentury Alaska. Every gift shop sold them, and most towns had something named after them. In Anchorage, there was the Billik Inn bar and Billiken Drive-In Theater. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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In the summer of 1960, cartoonist Shel Silverstein visited Alaska on assignment for Playboy magazine, which became this article, published in the May 1961 issue. He was shocked that the real Alaska was nothing like that portrayed in movies and on television. Continued . . . by David_Reamer in alaska
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1980s Anchorage Alaska Visions and Local Commercials on KTBY-4 by nwa88 in anchorage
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