Help the Legislators Urges Alaska Citizens to Aid Rule Reform
At a Fairbanks banquet Delegate Wicker urges residents to back home rule and press lawmakers. He advocates a citizen debating society to draft and discuss proposed laws such as mining rules, then forward suggestions to Juneau for consideration. Cooperation from all districts and residents is essential for real progress.
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Fairbanks
Washington
Wickersham
Alaska
Sitb
Masor Morrow
Debating Society
Iditarod A. B.’s
Hall of Fame
Juneau
Iditarod Kennel Club Readies January Handicap Race
The Iditarod Kennel Club held its season opening meeting to elect officers including President Arbucks George Marsh and Secretary John Holmes. The first race, a handicap event, is set for January 1 with Joe Jean as handicapper and purses of 59, 35, and 15 dollars.
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Iditarod Kennel Club
Arbucks George Marsh
John Holmes
Joseph H Smith
Iditarod
John F. Baird
George Marsh
M. Stanton
H. Weir
C. P. Wood
H Anderson
Frank B. Stanley
Jerry Discovery
A. A. Shoubeck
Sammit
Joe Jean
Mr. Jean
Summit Road
Riley
The Silent Man Udgh Rinktum Praised Yet Caller Warned
A local tribute lauds Rinktum as a reticent, knowledgeable jurist whose quiet demeanor conceals vast intellect. The piece quashes talking speculations, noting his stature in village life and potential for swift action if he reveals his mind.
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Yale
Harvard College
Rink Tum
Cicero
G. Pinchot
Watt Mason
Ames
New Placer Law Affects Alaska Mining Claims
Enacted by Congress, the law limits placer mining claims in Alaska to six acres per association, requires at least 100 dollars of annual labor or improvements per claim until patent, restricts attorney locators, caps multiple claims per principal, limits monthly locations, fixes patent size to law, and voids violations with rights to re-locate.
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Alas
Territory
Alaska
Handicap dog race schedule announced with key dates
The article outlines a liberal handicap dog race series with entrants from Iditarod to Discovery via Flat City. The Washington's Birthday race is February 22 followed by a championship race on March 17. Officials expect 80 members and urge dog owners to enter for sport and prize honor.
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Iditarod
Discovery
Washington
St. Patrick's Day
Democrats Have Fun At Officials Expense In Alaska
The Fairbanks News Miner reports post election mischief by Democrats. Dan Callahan ordered the postmaster to pack up, while Charley Davidson allowed two officeholders a week to clear out. A marshal’s party sought resignations from Judge L. T. Erwin, who warned of a courthouse repaint in red, noting it had been 160 years since their last joke.
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Fairbanks News Miner
Fairbanks
Dan Callahan
Boyer
Charley Davidson
A. H. Day
C. C. Page
L. T. Erwin
Local visitors report from Plat City and surrounding towns
Prank E Spyder of the Snyder house Plat City visited earlier this week. J E Riley arrived from Disco ry on business Wednesday. Billy Bevans came from Ruby last Tuesday en route to Aniak where he owns land. A E Sain arrived from Flat Tuesday.
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E. Spyder
Snyder House
Plat City
J.E. Riley
Disco Ry
Billy Bevans
Ruby
Aniak
Stamp Mill Burn Causes Heavy Loss in Fairbanks
The Spaulding Letterman lease stamp mill burned yesterday causing heavy monetary damage. Mining operations continued without delay as the Hendy two-stamp mill, recently installed, remained uninjured. Fresh cabbage, carrots and turnips available at House of Quality.
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Fairbanks
Spaulding - Letterman
Hendy
House of Quality
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