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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
2
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A critic blasts Alaska towns for dangerous fire hazards including balloon ceilings and gasoline lighting. He urges asbestos and iron coverings, stricter building ordinances, and better fire protection to prevent disasters that routinely wipe out blocks and strain firefighting resources.
The United States appeals in the Tom Nagle whisky sale to a native case in Juneau as District Attorney Rustgard presses the issue in federal courts. Attorney Actander argued for the defense while Northwest Development League plans Seattle conference to push Pacific coast exploitation including Alaska and beverages.
The killing of Fred Sellers the Baker Kid in the Imperial cigar store card room in Fairbanks is tied to a poker dispute with Borisa Rokoce viche. A fight broke out across the table, a third man intervened, and Rokoceviche fired four shots, mortally wounding Sellers as others fled.
Engineers inspecting the wreck reveal the Maine hull and decks were not cleared for action at the time of the explosion. The report from Spanish officers is contradicted by recent observations showing the vessel largely exposed after pumping. The item also notes a local ad for Pioneer drug store and Elite Baths offerings.
This will interest you as the Johnson Mattress and Hose Company announces silk floss mattresses from 86 up and pure cotton filled comfort at 2.50 up. Floss pillows at 1.50, feather pillows at 2, sheet blankets 1.25. Cretonne and figured house lining and colored burlap coming soon. See them before you buy. JOHNSON MATTRESS & H O S E COMPANY.
On Monday July 10, 1911 at 740 p.m. the District Court Fourth Judicial Division will hear petitions for naturalization at the Court House in Iditarod. Qualified witnesses include G W Hawkins and Peter Mili Spasije Rulovich. substitutions allowed if witnesses cannot appear. Other applicants may file first or second papers by visiting the clerk’s office.
Billy Newman reports a letter from Ruby Creek indicating a camp may develop there within twelve months. The note describes tent and cache on a pay creek lot, plans for a cabin, and preliminary findings on Discovery and Long Creek with pay estimates, plus a slow prospecting outlook and about 400 men in the area.
North and Nevada veterans of Klondike days join the Ontario rush as tracey Hope, Diamondfield Jack Davis, Ed Mead and others travel from Porcupine to Vancouver and Kansas City seeking investments and new mining chances. A D Williams remains in Ontario camp with plans for certified funds. Foghorn Neil McDonald and other notable miners chase fresh ore amid a renewed frontier.
Otter faced a close call as a forest fire driven by strong winds neared Discovery Town's borders last Saturday. The blaze burned back fences in yards, but a community-wide effort halted it. Residents prepared to flee, packing essentials as the mossy, dry spell fueled rapid spread.
I. W. Hooney & Co plans a return to the Iditarod by early boats via St. Michael to bring fresh groceries from Seattle. The firm had closed stock last fall and signaled exit from the trade. Reports say they departed Seattle aboard the Victoria with goods. Pioneer Drugstore has received up to date supplies over the ice. A Portola Milkshake from Flat City tastes delicious at Johnstone's.
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