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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
2
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The News urges Fairbanks residents to vote in the upcoming school election and to value the school board's work. It celebrates the board's honest service, calls for continued public involvement, and hopes the existing members remain to guide the district after the last Monday election.
The Tanana brings the first boat connection to outside points and injects fresh life into the camp. Old-timers returning from winter outside spur renewed effort and enterprise, lifting spirits with renewed vigor and hope.
A carpenters union meeting last night in Tanana heatedly discussed which candidate to back for congress delegate. The union members quickly agreed that their best interests lie with a specific choice, signaling a clear labor-backed direction.
A unanimous vote by the local carpenters endorses John P. Clum as the people’s candidate for city office. The resolution pledges support in the forthcoming campaign and reflects the union’s reputation for sound judgment in collective decisions. Promises of support reportedly come from various regions.
City treasurer F B Barbour asks council to release bondsmen after settlement for 1907. Clerk Taylor to review interest on warrants totaling 624.70 before final report. May 1908 financials show $378.76 on hand at May 31 and $1,016 recorded from city clerk with total receipts $88,688.41 for year to May 1.
The new poll tax collector Mr Hunsaker has gathered 1162 dollars quickly, the largest early total for a single collector. Voters and officials laud his work though overall payments remain light. Rumors suggest a potential 312000 dollars from this source.
Gorman announces a big public excursion to Ne Nana with high ticket demand. To avoid confusion the boat will depart at 3 p m Sunday and return at 5 a m Monday, allowing workers to be back in time.
The article argues there is no lateral preference in animals as Dr. George M. Gould finds no dominant paw or eye during locomotion or typical tasks. In humans, however, primitive tribes show clear hand preference tied to weapon use, counting, and the development of decimal numerals, with right-hand dominance shaping military and social customs.
The article traces sleep habits and bedding history from ancient times to the 18th century. It notes nightly sleep hours, the idea of eight hours, and famous figures reportedly sleeping less. It recounts early bed constructions from Menes to Esther, and the invention of movable bedsteads and slats in Egypt and later centuries.
A proverb-like line contrasts a wise son recognizing his father with a mean informer. The phrase highlights filial knowledge versus betrayal, reflecting themes of loyalty and integrity.
A 1908 public record notes a Power of Attorney dated January 24 1905 from Isidor Gladstone to Sigurd L Magnusen to locate claims. It lists a 1907 marriage certificate for August H Hanot and Clara Melinda Shafer by Rev R J Criment. Other location details name Orvin Maylin Fred Sirist C H Deruchin H Salchow E B Crane Joe Geddes Jene Bon chere and reference the Sierist association claim at Burns creek a tributary of Fish creek.
Notice states Fairbanks Alaska will hold an election at city hall on Monday June 29 1908 to elect a school director for the Fairbanks school district. Polls open 9 am to 8 pm. Voter qualifications include US citizen or intent to become, age over 21, one year Alaska residence and six months in Fairbanks. Dated June 19 1908. Municipal Clerk Chas E Taylor.
WANTED girls for general house work at 314 First avenue. WANTED experienced lady cook with creeks preferred. Ad dress News office. FOR SALE Ryan half way house Pedro creek cheap for cash. Leave in the near future for trip outside. FOR SALE One Ston platform scales apply Fairbanks Hardware Co 246. SITUATION WANTED if made known through these columns will find ready answer. HELP WANTED if advertised for to these columns will get all you require.
A blend of philosophical musing on sleep from Iamblichus to Vergil alongside a dense block of 1908 public notices. The text juxtaposes sleep as a timeless force and summarizes numerous deeds, claims, releases, options, and leases with dates and parties such as F. M. Hicks, Henry Cook, Chas. Johnson, John Hendrickson, Dempsey Lewis, and others tied to Goldstream and nearby areas. The fragmentary notices include releases of liens, property deeds, and contractual terms with figures like Dan Callahan and Brumbaugh.
A quotation attributed to Joseph Addison urges a man to prioritize inner conscience over external judgment. It holds that if public opinion conflicts with personal integrity, it should be ignored, but otherwise the honest mind will find satisfaction in both self-approval and public approval.
Mrs. Vanity refuses delivery of a new bedroom suite insisting it must not arrive after dark to avoid neighbors seeing it. The door bell rings around 8 PM and Charles Vanity questions the plan as she vows not to pay $100 for the unseen furniture.
Tanana Masonic Lodge regular communications first and third Wednesdays at Masonic Hall. Odd Fellows Fairbanks Lodge No 3 meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Fraternal Order of Eagles Fairbanks Aerie No 1027 meets Mondays at 8 30 pm at hall formerly Century Hall. Names listed for officers and secretaries.
Camp Fairbanks No 16 hosts a ball every Tuesday at 8 36 p m in the wall of the Auditorium building. J W Hill and A C Charles E Taylor serve as recorders.
The Yukon Order of Pioneers lodge in Fairbanks holds weekly Thursday evening sessions at the old Odd Fellows location with Harry Cribb serving as secretary.
The Gesang-Verein Harmonie holds Sunday evening meetings at the old Odd Fellows Hall. Henry Roden serves as president, Leo Wile as secretary, and M Sickinger as treasurer.
Timetable No. 10 effective June 8 1908 lists mixed service departures from 8:00 to 8:45 a m and arrivals to Fairbanks with notes on junctions and station stops including Northba Falcon Chena and Fairbanks Ester Eldorado Fox Gilmore Ridgetop and related right of track details. General manager indicated.
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