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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
2
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The Graehl and Garden Island communities seek state support for a new district while Fairbanks contemplates using Alaska school funds for its own schools. The News argues against building a separate schoolhouse and urges consulting parents, Fairbanks teachers, and the city school board to protect local children’s education and ensure proper fund allocation.
A gambler known as Lucky Bill writes a note during a poker game in Helena Montana Then a miners dispute leads to a fatal accidental shooting He predicts his own death by a hand of sevens and mentions a bank and his mother in Kentucky The Detroit Free Press reports the note and its eerie forecast from the First National Bank of Bismarck reference.
A youthful Bismarck, eager to attend a party, pressured a busy shoemaker to finish patent leather boots. He threatened dire consequences, including letting loose two large dogs, if the shoes were not ready by the next evening. The boots were delivered in time for the event.
A satirical look compares Theodore Roosevelt to Kaiser Wilhelm II through published Imperial hunting records. The London Magazine and Success Magazine note the Kaiser’s 30 year totals, including 18 000 pheasants and 17 000 hares, with dramatic captions of boars and stags.
A country girl Kathleen moves to the city, lonelier until she uses wireless signaling to reach grocery clerk John Flynn. Their friendship deepens into love, with daily outings and shared plans. Kathleen stays when asked to, revealing their messages were first mutual and accidental.
In a vivid recollection from Minnesota politics, Francis W. Cushman defeats Frank Marion Eddy in the tongue in cheek contest for the homeliest congressman. Cushman’s blunt challenge follows Eddy’s prior claim and signals Cushman’s arrival in Washington. The piece also recalls Jim Ham Lewis famed for pink whiskers and the early Congress humor.
Goldstream Floyd Baker Harry Mudge city T Deiiano Fred Dubois James Lainey Salcha James Ward White Seal Jack Sullivan J Solen Fairbanks creek Micky McHale arriving at local hotels.
A roster of individuals includes A. H. Henderson, Harry Wagner, E. Moser, Ester, J. W. Wilson, W. S. Barclay, C. B. Atwell, H. Bernard, Gold Hill, Ed Benson, E. R. Jesson, I. Wales, Cleary, J. R. Wilson, Robert Burke, W. S. Reese, O. J. Hosford, Max Altman, Gustav Vedin, Mrs. Moody.
A long strap of names appears with addresses and affiliations including Seattle Oakland Fairbanks San Antonio San Francisco Dawson Vault and Italy. The list includes Mr and Mrs, Misses and Wives with varying surnames such as Busscher Morley Watkins McDavitt Cost a Parrish Redding Monroe Purdy Craig Berkley Pedro Conta and others.
A listing of individuals and places appears, including P. G. Charles K. Case Seattle William Wright Los Angeles John Carrigan Cleary James McNamee Twin creek Sam Wise Cleary E. W. Griffin Chena Mr and Mrs Del no Vault creek Frank 8 Small Fairbanks creek H. Ketchison Vault creek.
Fully equipped chicken ranch offers 200 chickens, a residence, two complete buildings and an incubator. Described as a rare bargain with contact via phone at 65A, located in the 18ST National Bank Building area.
Public records list deeds mortgage and lease activity in Fairbanks dated June 25 1908. Transfers include Fred Crouch to Miss Ida Isaacs for 1. Jack O Shea and William McDaniels to William Gretz for 3200. John Costa to A K McLain for 1. mortgage by John Olson and Samuel McLeod to W A Hensley for 750. Joseph Miller and Felix Pedro to John Olson and Sam McLeod for lower 200 feet of lower discovery at Twin Creek with 80 percent power. power of attorney from Marius E Hofseth to Ole A Hofseth.
A Pennsylvania county politician who served one term in Harrisburg built a $20,000 house after returning home. Neighbors doubted his finances, recalling his lack of money before the legislature and salary doubts. A committee pressed him for an explanation, and he cited not keeping a hired girl while in Harrisburg.
Mr Backwoods for the first time escorts Miss Bumpkin to the weekly prayer gathering. Timidity silences both until near the meeting house when he asks if she likes stewed rabbit and on the walk home wonders about the gravy. The anecdote notes country folk sometimes struggle for conversation.
A wry note on Hank hoping for a pension after serving while in gray. It contrasts wartime duty with postwar blues as the speaker hints at lingering hardship and memory. The quip underscores how service shape lingers beyond the fighting.
For sale one 65ton platform scales contact Fairbanks Hardware Co. 246. Help wanted If advertised for in these columns will get all you require. Salesman wanted to sell Corona Roasters and enamelware in Alaska on commission. Write for particulars to Enterprise Enamel Company Bellaire Ohio USA. Ay for sale plant on ground opened up sluicing daily. Will sell all or part interest to good working partner easy terms. Inexperience only reason for gelling. Inquire Lay News office.
Comic exchange shows Doctor A asking how to afford abroad travel and Doctor B replying he sends patients to spas then travels himself to cover expenses. The line highlights a humorous view of doctors advising patients to spa and travel.
Tanana Masonic Lodge holds regular communications on the first and third Wednesdays at Masonic Hall Auditorium building. R W Taylor W M G B Erwin Secretary. Odd Fellows Fairbanks Lodge No 3 meets each Thursday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall Auditorium building. Co D McAuley N G M O Carlson Secretary.
Camp Fairbanks No 16 A B meets every Tuesday in the nail at Auditorium building at 8 30 p m J W HILL A C CHARLES E TAYLOR Recorder
Fairbanks Lodge of the Yukon Order of Pioneers meets every Thursday evening at old Odd Fellows Hall. Harry Cribb, Secy.
The Gesang-Verein Harmonie meets every Sunday at 8 pm at the old Odd Fellows Hall Istave Henry Roden president Leo Wile secretary M Sickinger treasurer
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