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Airbanks Daily News announces advertising space rates in its columns. Rates will be found reasonable for the service upon application.
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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
2
Airbanks Daily News announces advertising space rates in its columns. Rates will be found reasonable for the service upon application.
Fairbanks prepares for a motor era as two Pope cars, 50 horsepower each, arrive soon. David Laiti plans to rent to excursion parties and run auto stages to creeks, with seven-seat capacity, shipping via St Michael. Laiti aims to have a street auto for the Fourth of July and future winter routes.
Local residents allege persistent negligence in cemetery operations over the past year or two. They call for improved maintenance and oversight to address litter, vandalism, and disrepair affecting the site’s dignity.
In Fairbanks on June 27 the editor reports a heated exchange over a fight between Sinclair and Stroup. Mayor Carter allegedly warned that Sinclair must KO the Dutch Kid soon or be barred, reflecting tension and claims of unfair treatment in the boxing dispute.
The Chaco river gravels in and near the Andes yield one of the world’s richest gold beds through dredging. Ancientinca metallurgy and gold artifacts show long standing wealth, while Spanish conquest and slavery built haciendas in Quibdo Isturia and surrounding cities, financing Spain with vast gold exports.
Consul T. E. Heenan of Odessa describes the limans near Odessa as river estuaries cut off from the sea by a barrier. High evaporation concentrates brackish water into salt, aiding industry and bath treatments. The limans’ slimy bottom hosts unique flora and fauna whose decomposition forms fine mineral ooze. The alternating salinity and evaporation kill organisms, leaving sandy deposits.
Fragmentary text notes a formation process that produced the black mud now forming the bottom of the limans. The passage hints at geological or hydrological activity revealing sediment layers and landform development.
Public record notices list multiple filings in Fairbanks including Rose Kline to E H O Vaudin for $1 on part of lot 2 block A west between Fourth and Fifth avenues. mortgage actions involving Rosa Kline, Peter Vidovich, W W Clarke, Thos Woodson and others. discharges of liens on Goldstream area. and transfers or option actions dated June 18 to June 26 1908.
Bishop Charles D. Williams of Detroit cautions that a life focused on wealth and insatiable appetite leads to spiritual ruin. He warns worldly grasping men and women that their souls are left naked and without eternal life in the afterlife.
Multiple sale offers and job note items including a Ryan half way house in Pedro Creek, a Gton platform scale, an ivory brooch with nuggets near Arcade restaurant, a reward note, and a commission sales position for Corona Roasters enamelware in Alaska. Also a plant partnership for daily sluicing and inquiries directed to lay at the News office.
William T. Stead urges American children to fund a peace crusade to The Hague. He argues youth can rally public opinion, says the United States should lead, and claims the crusade could influence the next peace congress.
Tanana Masonic Lodge LL D holds regular communications first and third Wednesdays at Masonic Hall. Fairbanks Lodge No 3 Lu OF meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Fraternal Order of Eagles Fairbanks Aerie No 1037 meets Mondays at Eagle Hall. Arctic Brotherhood Camp Fairbanks No 16 meets Tuesdays at the auditorium building.
Fairbanks Lodge of the Yukon Order of Pioneers meets every Thursday evening at old Odd Fellows Hall. Harry Cribb, Secy.
Gesang-Verein Harmonie announces weekly Sunday gatherings at 8 p m in the old Odd Fellows Hall on 1st avenue. Henry Roden serves as president Leo Wise as secretary and M Sickinger as treasurer.
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