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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1908
Page
4
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A list of December events at the Auditorium and Gordon's Rink includes Jane the comedy and Little Tycoon with a 100 cast, Harmonie Society ball, Charley's Aunt on New Year’s, and a charity ball at Gordon's rink. The piece then discusses cautious optimism about a gradual post boom recovery with stable prices, modest wage trends, and a hopeful spring resurgence across American industry.
The piece urges Fairbanks residents to back the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition and promote a next year exhibition to attract visitors and capital. It argues Tanana Valley mineral wealth warrants investment, promising full repayment and highlighting potential for quartz mines alongside placer mining.
The article notes frequent meetings among cosmopolitan locals where strangers discover shared schooling or origins. It highlights a recent case of an attorney from the States meeting a local man who were schoolfellows, illustrating how global diversity makes the world seem small.
In Alaska courts and beyond, conflicting testimony often leads to the mistaken idea that someone is swearing falsely. Differences in perspective, mental state, expression, and language can cause two listeners to recall the same conversation differently.
The election result guarantees no change in American fiscal policy and preserves executive influence for settling disputes rather than sparking new quarrels. Confidence grows in an immediate revival of development and, with it, a revival of industry to meet the demands of millions of workers.
A published statement notes the Bible is available today in about 500 languages, a figure that may surprise many. It mentions twelve American Indian tongues are among the list and suggests the Bible may help preserve native languages from extinction.
A surgical operation in Philadelphia allegedly removed pressure on the brain, turning a former degenerate drunkard and thief into a model citizen. The report notes possible implications and doubts that only capital operations may succeed in some cases.
Paris dispatch reports two French army corps totaling 100000 men relied on automobiles for daily bread during a 16 day annual army maneuver. The piece notes the declining role of horses though they remain useful on the Fairbanks Valdez trail.
The article notes some members, who during the recent campaign expressed strong opinions on the speaker, may press for recognition and create friction for Uncle Joe Cannon as he approaches the next session of Congress.
South Dakota passes a new divorce law requiring a year's residence in the state to obtain a decree. Sioux Falls will no longer be as popular a summer retreat for wealthy New Yorkers.
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports a man claimed to be 136 years old, noting he was discharged from the army in 1857 for weakness. The item recalls a recent Olympic champion denied NY police admission twice for a weak heart, highlighting surprising contrasts between strength and weakness.
A fragment notes that claims of widespread mill reopenings are being circulated for political aim. It asserts there's no longer need for intense vote gathering, suggesting information is disseminated for influence.
The edition details the jury drawing for the December term with 23 grand and 24 trial jurors chosen from Ester Creek Goldstream Fairbanks and other areas. It also reviews the Auditorium tea garden presentation of San Toy with Sammy Stein's hit performance and notable cast members.
A lengthy roster lists individuals from Fairbanks and nearby areas including Oscar Fravel Dome George Dixon Ester John Kelly Goldstream F. O. Barker Chena Charley Benson J F Karshner Hot Springs Michael McMullen Bernard Friss Roy H. Blanchard Graehl Pete Peterson H. C. Wallick Ed Jacoby Rampart R T Noble Vault Emil Schuman Fred Gerhardt Max Altman Ester Charles Patton Chatanika Carl Nelson Pedro and others as trial jurors or noted residents.
The audience found the Holiest interest and the Phlegmatic Gentleman amusingly funny. Emmet Montgomery delivered a strong voice with Silver Threads Among the Gold though phrasing and sustained notes drew mild critique. The show drew good support and promises encouraging theatrical prospects for the winter season.
The notice touts low prices and quality from Bemis and the O. K. Jewelry Co. It invites shoppers to compare goods and prices to save money, with a casual nod to relaxing after skating with hot chocolate at the Red Cross.
Independent Lumber Co calls for two million feet of saw logs for 1909 seeking log suppliers and harvest contacts. Company emphasizes steady demand, timely delivery plans, and regional sourcing options for timber owners.
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