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Newspaper
Fairbanks Daily Times
Location
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
2
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In a discussion on national mood amid hardship the piece notes English workers aboard the Jeff Davis returning from Alaska and praising signal corps for telegraph repair. It also surveys foreign views on whether English people take pleasures sadly with quotes from LeQueux Gordon-Lennox Starr and Mark Hambourq.
The N. C. Co. is erecting a sizable structure at Turner street and Third avenue to serve as a blacksmith and machine shop. The building will measure about 60 feet by 50 feet and will include a tend we the age of the cor-
A Rampart district report names Koonce, a Rampart Presbyterian minister with hydraulic business ties, as a new candidate for delegate to Congress. The Rampart Miners association endorses him and mobilizes support from Alaska labor groups while leaders travel to Nome and Fairbanks to rally voters.
United States Marshal Jack Robinson of Eagle led a passenger list to the federal jail including George Matheson, charged with killing Gus Lawlor at Chicken Creek, and R. T. Primrose, bartender charged as an accessory. Also aboard was John Petree, held for trying to bribe the Fort Gibbon quartermaster. Robinson spoke of Eagle’s growing industry, with wireless plans, post expansion at Fort Egbert, extensive potato farming, new mining at American Creek and Fortymile, and optimism for Judge Wickersham’s congressional bid. He praised the improving arrival of new residents and the absence of troublemakers this season.
Alaska expects a $300000 state share for its Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition building and displays with $100000 for the building and $200000 for exhibits. The bill proposes $350000 for Uncle Sam’s exhibit, with a government board to manage funds and arrange Alaska, Hawaii, and the Philippines displays.
Danish inventor Hans Knudsen showed a wireless distance photography system at the Hotel Cecil. A needle point transmitter traced a glass plate photograph and wireless waves reproduced the image on a wall receiving plate, enabling printing on sensitized paper. He also announced an upcoming wireless type setting invention to print Paris type remotely.
In a small town scene, farmer Peavine boasts of his ten year old son Bill as the infamous boy in these parts. The Summer Saunterers praise him as original, while Til dy and Peavine’s daughter react to the city visitors who eagerly book rooms.
Notice states that Brat sold Ester Roadhouse and that all bills will be payable at two below Es. Joe Eglар.
The renowned British scientist Francis Galton marks his 87th birthday with hopeful notes on human advancement through eugenics, a field he pioneered. He anticipates future improvements for humanity even if he may not live to see them.
Classified notices show sales of a Ryan half way house in Pedro creek and a Munson saddle horse. Wages and job needs include three firemen and a cook with Tanana Electric Company and C A Hutchinson. A sales position seeks Corona Roasters and enamelware reps for Alaska with Enterprise Enamel Company Bellaire Ohio.
A compilation of property transfers leases and notices filed in Fairbanks dated 1908. Entries include S F Thomas to Ella White for Lot 8 Block A west between Fourth and Fifth Avenues, Henry Roden to Fairbanks Banking Co. for plant and equipment, and various other purchases sales and agreements involving Pedro Creek Michigan association claim Chatanika river Sunrise Creek and multiple locals.
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