Eskimo Magazine's Northern Alaska Work Advocates Self Sufficiency
The Hekimo, a Nome published magazine for Eskimos in Alaska's Northwest, argues for self support and native food. It defends government roles and missionary aid while asserting northern development and resource exploration will enable progress for the Eskimo community.
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Exchers
United States
Suieart
Clexton
United Sites
Nasisoner
Walter C. Shiel
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Fragmentary Nism Statement Promises National Prosperity
The fragmentary OCR text presents a nationalist claim about wealth and nation building, likening efforts to a reclamation project and to government-managed undertakings. It references a two pick and pan analogy and emphasizes productive national work. The incomplete segment hints at a political or social rhetoric about wealth creation and progress.
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Movement launched for Saturday holidays
A Saturday holiday movement seeks to shift fixed date holidays to the nearest Saturdays, offering eight summer holidays including Independence and Labor days. Chandler of Montclair argues the calendar date is less important than the spirit, noting professionals work five days then enjoy a midweek break before a long weekend.
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Aln. Chandler
Montclair
N. A
Wington
Lincoln
Columbus
Mr. Chandler
George Bittel and 1898 Notice Classified in Albany
Fragmentary OCR mentions George Bittel and a 1898 reference with a note about a box in Albany New York. The readable text indicates a historical context or notice linked to a person named Bittel and potential mailing or box address details, but the fragment lacks complete facts.
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Chris Box
Albany
First American woman to cross into Klondike
Nellie Cashman, the first white woman to reach the Klondike, sits in Seattle as a veteran pioneer. The 60 plus, stocky explorer recalls her 1873 to 1874 journeys, rescuing 160 miners with six companions, and her decades in the North. She plans a return to Arizona but vows to resume Northward ventures when possible.
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Seattle
Juneau Empire
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Klondil
Cassiar
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Wrangell
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Miss Cashmen
Menraway
Ireland
Arizona
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Northern
Poe
Nantucket Speech and Whaling Lore Drawn From Will Text
A Boston Transcript note discusses Nantucket speech with humorous quips and whaling terms. It cites the 1841 will of Obed Gardner detailing family roles and maritime duties, including a tale of a Nantucket boy and his mother during a household rat harpooning misadventure.
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Boston Transcript
Nantucket
Averarer
Obed Gardner
Mariner
Harry Jene
Art
Mother
Windward
Union Street
Lady Eglantine Dead and Honored by Times Tribute
The New York Times honors Lady Eglantine the famed hen credited with 315 eyes in a year. The tribute recalls her public charm and influence, noting she was beloved for voice and manner, and that fame marked her days.
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New York Times
Lady Eglantine Charon
Captain Koenig's dramatic account of Deutschland voyage
The U boats commander Captan Koenig recalls Deutschland diving and tumbling under a furious North Sea storm. The submarine bucked and slid, rose and plunged, and a British destroyer hunted amid towering seas as the crew fought to regain control and protect the cargo.
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Captan Koenig
Berlin
Saville
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North Sea
Atwell Arrives in Anchorage Cites Tolstoi Strike
Atwell, arriving from the trail, tests this afternoon for Seward on his way out. He runs a steamer on the Iditarod river in summer and notes a good crap indications with a major strike on Boob creek. He reports a successful season and new outfets planned for next summer before wintering in Seattle and California, returning to Anchorage in March.
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Anchorage
Editoral
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Atwell
Iditarod
Tolstoi Ecu
Boob Creek
Seattle
California
Anchorage Times
Then the Ice Formed
The fragment recounts a terse office scene at The Pioneer office about job printing with uncertain details and older references, suggesting a historical or local newspaper tone. The readable bits point to a printing office context rather than a clear news event.
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Pioneer Office
Tamu
Notice to Creditors in the Alaska Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Pridjet suiersen the probate court in Alaska issues a notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within one year of first publication. The administrator Leo Glirford invites all creditors to file at the administrator’s office in Iditarod Alaska for settlement of the estate.
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Pour Divisien
Nikka
Fridjot Anderson
Pridjet Suiersen
Iditared
Alaska
Territory of Alaska
Leo Glirford
Forfeiture Notice on Mining Claim in Alaska Records
Arthur Vallentine issues a forfeiture notice under Revised Statutes of the Territory of Colorado, stating expenditures of labor and improvements over multiple years on the Fast Ch fon mining claim at the mouth of a Riley tributary and Jane tia ry, Alaska. The notice declares the claim will become property of the undersigned if the claimant fails to meet annual labor requirements within the prescribed period. First published 1816, last publication 247.
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Vent
Crompton
Betes
Kpetk
Riley
Alaska
Arthur Vallentine
Notice of Forfeiture of Parks Lode Claims Alaska
Arthur A Everett and heirs are notified that labor expenditures were made in multiple years on Parks 1 2 8 and 4 lode claims Planner lode and Cinnabar lode in the Kus kokwita mining district Alaska. If co owners fail to contribute within 90 days after service or republication, their interest will become the property of KW Parks the subscriber owner under Sec 2324 Revised Statutes and amendments. First publication Dec 2 1916 Last publication Mar 3 1917.
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Tin River
Rus Kokwita
Territory of
Alaska
United States
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Westover—Wholesale Nice
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Victor Phonograph Nestles
J. A. Nelson
Grand Bar
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Gold St. Flat City
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