Sabbath Services in Local Churches
Local church notices list Advent services, Catholic Feast of St Francis Xavier including 8:00 AM communion mass and 10:30 AM high mass with a school. Christmas tree planned and possible Santa visit. Ladies Aid adopts a plan to deliver meals to members’ homes within a two block radius near Seventh and Hight avenues.
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St. Francis Xavier
Ladies’ Aid Society
Girls Set To Race For Wins In Stretch Drive
Nellie OConnor has taken a big lead as excitement builds for the upcoming event. Spectators anticipate a strong performance from the girls as they stretch toward the finish with a large store of enthusiasm.
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NellIe O’connor
News Contest Sparks Rush in Alaska Exposition Drive
The News announces a lively voting contest featuring local maidens from Fairbanks and surrounding areas. Candidates Nellie O Connor Ethel Krom Rosie Johns Frances Creamer Elsie Koltrine Heid Mabel Anderson Harriet Trimmer vie to win a trip to the Alaska Exposition funded by the paper. Voters help through paid subscriptions via circular letters.
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Nellie O'Connor
Ethel Krom
Rosie Johnk
Frances Dreamer
Elsie Korrine
Heid
Mabel Anderson
Harriet Trimmer
Nellie O’connor
Fairbanks
Rosie Johns
Beavens’ House
Frances Creamer
Elsie Koltrine
Billingsgate
Alaska Exposition
Fairbanks Daily News
Tanana Valley
Hamburger's Red Tag Sale draws record crowds at Front Street
A Red Tag Sale at Hamburger's on Front Street attracts large crowds as collars selling for 50 cents each or a dozen for $1 entice shoppers. The piece notes men buying stacks of collars and other dirt cheap items, with warnings about the difficulty and expense of exiting the store.
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Hamburger’s
Front Strait
Hamburger
Bemis United Jewelry Co Markets New Line in UK
Bemis, the U K Jewelry Co, announces a new jewelry line aimed at expanding sales in the United Kingdom. The message emphasizes design variety, quality materials, and a focus on lasting value for customers.
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Bemis
The
U. K
Tanana Mushers in Speed and Endurance Clash in Alaska
Runners and dogs from Tanana prepare for a marquee mush with top teams facing world renowned racers. Officials expect grueling trails testing stamina, speed and teamwork across rugged Alaskan terrain.
Grand Jury to Hear Criminal Matters in Fairbanks Session
Judge Reid presides in Fairbanks on December 21 with grand and petit juries drawn. The docket lists riots, larceny, adultery, unlawful cohabitation, embezzlement and assault cases, plus appeals and road tax refusals. Notable defendants include Louis Daozat, Jesse Noble, W. Mageau, J. Houlihan, and George Hopkins among others.
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United States
Louis Daozat
Thomas Steffenson
Nicholas Bagoy
John Penovich
Robert Roberts
George Smith
R. Grant
William Turner
Joe le Grand
Wile's Ad Advises Selling Outside Buyers
A clipped notice from Wile's at 172 Second Avenue urges readers contemplating going outside to see the shop if they have anything to sell.
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Wile’s
Second Avenue
Valdez Fare Offer for Three Passengers
Valdez advertisement seeks three passengers for a trip leaving Tuesday. Fare set at 50 dollars with pickup at 372 First Avenue.
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Valdez
First Avenue
Fraction delivers bold fare from L Snitz
L Snitz, proprietor, showcases a fiery menu at the Fraction with tomato toner, clam nectar, and beef tea highlighted as the sizzling picks. Diners sample inventive beverages and hot dishes amid a lively, promotional rush.
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L. Snitz
Two Cases Reach Final Judgment In Court
In the commissioners court yesterday afternoon, John Barrack sued William Terrill and won a judgment for 157 dollars on a 387.45 bill for goods sold and delivered. In the case of Al Thompson versus Thomas K. Orr and Allen W. Forbes, the promissory note suit of 325 dollars ended with the defendant confessing judgment.
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Commissioner's Court
John Barrack
William Terrill
al Thompson
Thomas K. Orr
Allen W. Forbes
Wile's Ad Seeks Secondhand Goods at 172 Second Ave
A compact classified notice notes Wile's buys and sells secondhand goods at 172 Second Avenue. It also mentions Independent Lumber Co seeking two million feet of saw logs for 1909 and includes a wry quote about the danger of passion ruling a slave.
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Independent Lumber Co
Local Notices and Classifieds for Secondhand Goods
Notice asks debtors of True Stage Line to settle at McFarlan warehouse. Classifieds seek secondhand furniture robes fur coats Yukon sleds stoves and more from Wile's 172 Second Avenue. Also sale of furniture beds mattresses stoves blankets and utensils due to departure with Chicago Laundry on 5th Avenue.
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McFarlan Warehouse
Wile’s
Second Avenue
Chicago
5Th Avenue
Cushman
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W. M. Redden
Henry Bowen
Chenaslough
James Coyle
Fairbanks Banking Co
Cleary Creek
H. Lepsoe
Owl Association
Smallwood Creek
John Lelargy
Henri
Timmins’ Corner
Alaska
Ers
Tance
Fea
Ture
Grand Jury
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Jesse Noble
Thomas McCrea
Charles Swinney
James G. Nichols
Anthony Martin
Tom Patterson
Charles Pinston
William Richardson
John Mekkleson
William Stevens
Thomas Martin
Harry Meehan
Ed O’brien
Robert Neal
Justin Hjorth
Howard Morgan
R. P. Quinn
W. G. Mageau
J. C. Houlihan
Charles Thompson
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Peter McDonald
Jake Marks
D. Lavin
John Doe Rosenberg
James O'Connor
Guy Wilson
S. M. Graffe
John Wallstadt
L. B. Anderson
E. B. Condon
James Osborne
August Plaschlart
John Hayes
Passion Rules
Albert Berry Cushman
Northern Commercial Co