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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
6
The notice lists subscription options: one year ten dollars, six months five dollars, one month priced at a dollar. Advertising rates are stated as available on application. Volume 8 number 43.
A 16th century style verse by G. Wither evokes Christmas cheer despite sorrow. The poem urges merriment, links sorrow to misfortune, and casts Jack as pipe player and Gill as dancer while the town rejoices, noting Christmas comes but once a year.
The Fairbanks News Miner reports officials are tightening slackers cases but courts nationwide impose light penalties. debate centers on fairness for native born Americans versus foreign born defendants and calls for harsher sentences.
A fragment reflects strong talk on sentencing severity for slackers, praising patriotic soldiers, and wishing long life to them while deriding draft dodgers. It notes the German stance on notes from Washington during the holiday period and ends with a farewell to John.
A poem honors mothers and silent strength in the war of everyday life. Frank B. Stanley, Flat restaurant man, underwent a successful ear operation at Mayo Brothers Infirmary in Rochester Minnesota after a month as a patient. He is visiting a brother in San Francisco and plans return in early spring per a letter to J. J. Smith.
Naval authorities and Seattle police arrested forty slackers in the Oriental quarter in the early hours. The report notes Greg Stewart prospecting quartz leads on Nevada gulch at the head of Moore creek.
Congress suspends annual $100 labor requirement on mining claims for 1917 and 1918 to aid war effort. Alaska issues note warning that the Alaska Territorial law remains in force for assessment work, except oil claims, and that the federal act does not repeal local rules.
Stroller White interviews pioneer Ham strung James about coming winter. He forecasts a hard season with unusually high feathered blue grouse, early willow bud concealment, and a north wind bite two weeks earlier than in past decades. He ends with a personal mused warning and a sale note for cigars and boxes.
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