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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

4

Fire destroys Ruby barn killing six horses

A Monday morning barn fire near Ruby drew a large volunteer fire crew. William Amatong reported the blaze inside his residence barn before 6 am. six horses perished, with losses estimated between $5,000 and $6,000 plus equipment. Firefighters saved some feed and interior items despite intense heat and smoke. The fire’s origin remains unclear, with no stove or prior ignition evident.

Tudy William Amatong Iun Amalong McDermott H. Wallick Tonyver Amaave Fairbanks

Cabin at Flat Destroyed by Fire

A cabin in Flat City owned by El Anderson of the Branch bar burned to the ground yesterday noon. The fire destroyed clothing and most contents. only a barrel of carry ugh drops survived in a corner. Rescue involved cutting a hole in the wall. locals aided by Harms the chef who is in town briefly.

Harms Candie Creek Arcabin el Anderson Crowley Porter

Nome man laments cabin seized by schooner Sophia

Martin Morris of Nome complains his cabin is occupied by the schooner Sophia and vows to take action to reclaim his property. He warns of chopping the boat to rebuild his house if demands are ignored. Crowley & Porter report on local affairs and oddities.

Martin Morris Nome Sophia

Fergy of Rex Beach Fame Built Alaska Homes

A Boston copy describes Mrs. Ferguson and her husband known as Fergy, famed as Rex Beach frontiersmen, building permanent cabins across Alaska and the Yukon. It recalls harsh winters, dog teams, and missions from Dawson to Fairbanks, with frost, ice, and survival shaping their pioneering life.

Fergy Rex Beach Pergu M Lewel Fer Alaska Fergwon Epowith Ferguson Yukon Fairbanks Dawson Grand Forks

New Strike Reported At Head Of White River

Dawson V T October 26 Returning rushers bring word of a fresh gold strike at the head of White River about one hundred miles from the Chisuna strike. Prospectors found pay at bedrock by James and Nelson after pans along a shovel. They believe the deposit came from a passing glacier and notes say the ground was shallow.

Robe Poorman Trail Alaska Sion Ruby Poorman Creek Ruby Long Discovery Poorman Poorman Cree Poormandistan Michie Ruth Boniface Andy Beckwith Salutna Crossing Dawson V. T White River Chisuna James Nelson

Branching Out Supplies Genies Furnishings Store Victory

H Donnelly announces takeover of H Boas Discovery store to supply all needs in the genie furnishing line. Otter notices stock transfer and new management.

H. Boas Discovery Store Genie Donnelley Dis Otter

Fragmentary Local Note on Wartime Hardship and Travel

Fragmented OCR text shows a narrative about a woman named Mrs son who walked fifteen miles to avoid feeding a party press and to keep from starving, labor details unclear. The jumbled lines mention Ferguson, Treen fret, a partner, and Imtan boys with frozen feet. The incomplete item reads as a distressed, antiquated crowd scene.

Son Rees Ferguson

Kougarok Copper Mine Shows Strong Ore Returns

Reports from the Kougarok copper mine indicate rising ore returns and planned shipments to the smelter. The owner, Ward, notes ore from the rock shows substantial copper value and expects to ship next week as crews prepare for sale and navigation to the bias of the mine’s production.

Nougarok Tserma Ward Iewy Tinying Reek Ward Waums

Ministerial guest stirs beef packers at grand banquet

At a Chicago breakfast in a hall decorated in scarlet, beef packers gathered with a ministerial guest, Reverend Stafus VI, to discuss social class and American citizenship amid ornate pageantry including a mounted horse and a five-hundred-strong crowd. The speaker condemned collectivism and warned it erodes initiative and opportunity. Meanwhile reports from American salmon fisheries note workers saw increased weights up to four pounds in fresh waters.

Cheng Chicago Ayention Rufus White Felow Congres L Vst Cotlrges Stafus VI Nia

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