Jenks Case Settlement Reported at Forty Thousand Dollars
Report indicates a settlement in the Jenks case with a likely payout between eighty thousand and three hundred fifty thousand dollars. Attorneys Sam Russitus and Arthur Tiomas of Moufville and Wom Daseil of Flueery confirm an agreement but refuse disclosure of exact terms.
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Mette Toric Wiktes
N. Baten Bitte
Brie
Lin
Wile Fuepine
Sam Russitus
Tiomas
Moufville
Ani
Daseil
Flueery
Threatei
Prohibition Officialation Highlights 19th Century Battle
The article notes enforcement actions by a prohibition administrator and the involvement of figures such as William J Burke and William Mustfell in a New Day chieftain context. It references the third United Methodist Church or similar body and a Hobberge Line action led by Pred 0. Aird in enforcement efforts.
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NEW Day
Husbergh
Third United
Heth Howfvrhane
Thomas
Liquor Raid Follows Youth Joy Ride
Two Sandy Lake youths and three Fraslin Siva youths were detained after a late Saturday party ending in a liquor raid. Charles Gunson, 68, of Wire and Nall Wade Northeast Jub Bolte, was arrested on a liquor charge early Sunday morning. Police reports say officers Sheffer and Pingd captured liquor and mash from a property tied to the incident.
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Wrankiin
Ivoy
Wye
Sandy Lake
Charles Gunso
Wade
Jub Bolte
Commings
Poland
New
Ciel
Police Sheffer and
Policemah
Allie
Hysior
Lyall
Noted Alaskan Missionary to Speak Here
The Rev. P. B. Drane archdeacon of the Yukon Alaska, a leading missionary, will deliver an address at Emmanuel Church on Wednesday evening at 8. The archdeacon succeeded the late Archdeacon Tudson Stuck and will discuss the Episcopal church’s northward work. all are invited.
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P. B. Drane
Yukon
Alaska
Far North
Minke
Emmanuel Huroh
Elbuk
Drane
Tudson ‘Stuck
Unfilled Tonnage Soars in October Report
United States Freight Corporation reports a sharp rise in unfilled tonnage for October. The statem ent shows totals around 8.71 million tons for September and 9.53 million tons for October, signaling a sizable month over month increase in unused capacity.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Freel Corporation
Classifieds guide and ad rates from The Journal listing
An extensive rundown of classified ad categories, numbering, and pricing rules. It outlines how the Journal classifies notices from Announcements to Real Estate and Employment and notes publication policies, payment terms, and reader service details.
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Unclear OCR Text Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR message contains disjointed words and phrases with no coherent event or identifiable names. No verifiable entities or dates to summarize into a factual news card.
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