Dad Barnes Bids Farewell To Alma Residents
Dad Barnes, longtime Alasta leader and former town mayor, plans to depart for Tulare county with his son Willie Blodgett. The pair will leave amid good wishes as Barnes wraps up his tenure and transitions to retirement. Local memories note his efforts to promote town interests and community welfare during his service.
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Dad Barnes
Vormer
Alasta
Ole Val
Dinubi
Tulare County
Dad
Cornell Ever Sines
Ile
Dulland
CORING AND GOING IN IDITAROD CAMP
Jacob Schueichi and William Have been moving toward their old Michigan home for the winter. Mrs. Marl Byers visited Diketan last weekend and returned Monday. Mrs. Robert Lowrie in Plat City reported in the city Tuesday. Lawrence Auten left for Mine but returned to Seattle. Max Altman and Fernald joined stampede departures Thursday. Smith's gun store showed new drugs and patent remedies by Dr. Roden. Kaute Noland sold a horse to Dan Hartnett for winter use. Mormon leader of Alaska bade friends farewell last Thursday and headed to Be Ber. Jack Smith of Yukon Gold Co. injured eye from hot metal splash. at Emergency hospital, sight not permanently impaired. District operators fear labor shortfall due to stampede toward Shusina. rain could boost activity before freeze up. Wages reportedly rose over the past week amid ongoing work.
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Jacob Schueichi
Sis Wiliam
Michigan
William
Alaska
Marl Byers
Robert Lowrie
Plat City
Lawrence Auten
Maviliy
Polis Las
Seattle
Max Altman
Fernald
Smith's
Dr. Roden
Kaute Noland
Dan Hartnett
Olding
Imers
Ium
Ber Cookeril
Iditarod
Star 1
Jack Smith
Yukon Gold Co
Emergeney Hospital
Wortmannpnly
New Strike Draws Kell y Among Stampers
Reported strike on the Shv sant draws J. Kelly among stampeders. He leaves Thursday evening to study provisions of the new pioneer must not be in the grand scramble law to avoid disadvantage or loss of desirable holdings.
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Shvsant
J. Kelly
Kelly
Matthisons in Hope Mine Strike Big Profit on Resurrection Creek
The Matthison Mining Company of Hope reports strong earnings from Resurrection Creek with three days netting 1800 dollars, about six hundred per shift, as they form a family stock company and forecast mining possible only by September 2007. Also noted are health care moves, Skagway growth, and local crop details.
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Matthison Mining Company
Hope
Resurrection Creek
Mathisons
Taksim
Kenai Peninsulae
Samuel A. Bonnifield
First National of
Fairbanks
Morninsside Hospital For
Portland
Oregon
St. Louis
Fragmented notes from a dated local column about arrivals and events
A jumbled local column reports on various people and places including Miko Mijivleh and Kiley McMillin figures, a trestle incident with injuries, Mrs. Gansing and Mrs. Mivie’s day, plans to leave for the Outside, and others such as Alfred C. Reedyo, Nels Matson, and Crowley & Porter. Mentions of ships, Colorado creek, Iditarod, and unrelated lodging, with stray comments about work, visits, and a failed roofed house.
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Mev
Notice by Phil Mofiman Defies Blackmailers in Flat City
A terse notice from Phil Mofiman of Flat City Alaska proclaims a defiance of blackmail attempts and challenges any accuser of dishonorable acts. He signs with his location.
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Phil Mofiman
Flat City
Launches fill the river run to cabin trip and mail
Nancy Bell arrived at nine with passengers and about 109 pounds of mail. Capibou reached port Monday afternoon with Captain Mil aboard. The Orphan Boy, captains Karl Byers and Herbert file, left for Dikkeman on a caulden trip at six Tuesday morning. A recent trial showed the steamer to be seaworthy. It belongs to three young men Lohbrunner Genest Brackner and Teddy Gleason. They plan to leave soon for the sulk country Followlog. A partial passenger list on the Mabel today includes Ib Michelson Ware ten Best Johnson Albert Borg G A Walter We HL Toms Oe ig Dan McLend J McCoe dr Sullivien Paui Oehme J Lene Harrington J Nord sullivan Dan Ernest Gove Chas Krieken mph sy dhurry Vnbilis
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Nancy Bell
Capibou
Mil
Orphan Boy
Karl Byers
Herbert File
Dikkeman
Lohbrunner
Genest Brackner
Teddy Gleason
Bond
Ib Michelson
Ware Ten
Best Johnson
Aibert Borg
G. Ay Walter
We HL Toms
Oe Ig
Dan McLend
J. McCoe
Dr. Sullivie
1ere Boats Vere August 8 ort tino Wests husk Davis
Fragmentary notes mention names and places such as Gebdon Mik daeub Gibbon Rainy Louise Mantha Clow Telos Totowa and Richardson Gul with scattered times and scores. The text appears as a jumble of race results, arrivals, and financial terms lacking clear context or complete sentences.
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Tino
Wests
Husk Davis
St. Terman
Gebdon
Mikdaeub
Teliet
Chael
Civere
Totowa
Richardson
Fairban Sea
Paivin
The Center Wheel and Other Watch Wheels in a Day
The center wheel performs 24 revolutions daily or 760 yearly. The third wheel runs 102 times per day or 37,230 per year. The fourth wheel makes 12,900 daily or 4,714,500 yearly. Ticks occur 340 per minute totaling 432,000 daily or 157,682,000 yearly.
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Tarpaul
Rpe
Chesterfie
Otter
Boas
Barnes Gays
Mr. Barnes
Wille Hlodgett
Hinesse Feyeng
UN Blodgett
Wil
Mr. Ia
Willie
Hunt
Sam’i Applebaum
Brugs
Victor Records
Smith’s Gun Store
Shusina Ie
Awd
Weis
Ana Eis WU
Vici
Spielsiig
Stiody
Nat
Seer
Black & White
Spa
Hill-Thompson
Sseiry
Post
Aig
Porter
BR Hennessy
Aleska
Skagway
Miko Mijivleh
Bwiliy Bart
Kiley McMillin
A. Trestle
Hart
Mike Rookey
Ophir
Satura Nad Tuny
Colorado Creek
Chas
Mrs. Green
Discovery
Hditured
Jaynes Fiarell
Tusk
Lexpress
Dan Hartnet
Crowley & Porter
Iditargo
The
House of Quality
Bayles
Iditarg
Wm. Taylor
John Stroke
Second Avenue
U.S
Ahert Pu
Iglegraan
U Wanes
Here
S & Alarm
Ansley's Book Store
Richmond St
Mark Antony
Glinda
Marquette
Hennessy
Budweiser
Iorrarop
Optineal Club
Baird & Anderson
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