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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
4
Dad Barnes, longtime mayoral figure in Vormer, departs for Tulare county with son Willie Blodgett. The community wishes him well and notes his efforts to promote local interests and town development during his tenure.
Local dispatches describe coring, moving to Michigan for winter by Jacob Schueichi and family, long Alaska residence, and a travel back to Be Ber. Mrs. Marl Byers visited Diketan and returned. Lawrence Auten left for Mine and returned to Seattle, now employed there. Max Altman and Fernald left on Thursday’s boat with stampede activity rising. Smith’s gun store added drug stock displayed by Dr. Roden. Kaute Noland sold a horse to Dan Hartnett for use with their wood supply. Mormon leader among old residents bade farewell and headed home to Be Ber. Jack Smith injured while handling heated metal and lost some eyesight. eye treated at Emergency Hospital by Dr. Wortmann. District labor shortages feared due to stampede, but rain could boost activity before freeze up. Wages reportedlyrose in past week amid ongoing operations.
A reported new strike draws J. Kelly into the scene as he leaves Thursday evening to study the provisions of the new pioneer law. He aims to avoid disadvantage during the grand scramble for desirable holdings.
The Matthisons of Hope report high returns from Resurrection Creek mining with three day runs yielding 1800 dollars or six hundred per shift. The family controlled stock company anticipates profitable years, expects work to continue into September 2007, and eyes future gains from their hydraulic prospect. Samuel A. Bonnifield enters Morning Side hospital case in Portland while Skagway expands with local agriculture and a new orchid phalard project noted in city growth.
Fragmented OCR item lists names such as Miko Mijivleh and Kiley McMillin, mentions a fall at a trestle, and references people like Mrs. Gansing and Mrs. Mivie. Also notes residents traveling, shipyards, and stray commentary on local houses and a street scene. The garbled text yields a mosaic of community quick takes and brief notices.
To whom it may concern a notice declares there is infernal blackmail circulating about Phil Mofiman of Flat City Alaska and defies any accuser of dishonorable acts in a blunt public warning.
Nancy Bell arrived at 9 o'clock with several passengers and about 1,09 pounds of mail. The steamer Capibou reached port Monday afternoon. The Orphan Boy, built with two Captains Karl Byers and Herbert file, left for the Sulk country on a trial run Thursday evening and proved seaworthy. Three young townsmen own the craft Lohbrunner Genest Brackner and Teddy Gleason plan to depart soon for sulk country with a partial list of Mabel passengers.
Fragmentary historical notice lists names such as Davis, Terman, Gibbon, Rainy Louise, Mantha Clow and Telos amid odd phrases and numbers. Incomplete details hinder clear event or location reconstruction from the garbled text.
The passage explains wheel revolutions in a daily and yearly cycle for a watch. It lists the center wheel 24 per day and 8,760 per year, the third wheel 102 per day and 37,230 per year, the fourth wheel 12,900 per day and 4,718,500 per year, and the ticks 340 per minute totaling 432,000 per day or 157,682,000 per year. It then suggests evaluating the watch’s work to judge its running order.
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