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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
3
Drastic police regulations are being enforced by the new commissioners and Mayor Seymour. Hotels with bars may not sell drinks in rooms. saloons cannot sell liquor in bottles from the premises. Women arrested across the city are held without bail as part of the crackdown.
Judge district of Ididarod Alaska announces that WA Dikeman and Jon Beaton claim labor expenditures on the Otter association placer claim under section 2324 of the Revised Statutes. If co owners do not pay their share of 25.90 or 25 dollars within ninety days after service or publication, their interest becomes property of the subscriber who advanced the work. First publications July 1 and July 11, 1911 with last publications September 30, 1911.
Fred Melius once a traveling man and the first city clerk of Iditarod under the provisional government, severed ties with the Kus Kokwim Commercial Co. at Georgetown and is now in the Good News country. He spent most of winter at Georgetown and, when not corning bacon, was telling stories.
A light verse about a sweltering day and longing for cooler retreat. The speaker imagines a steam bath and furnished room as ultimate luxury, contrasting with heat. Includes a playful exchange with a wife and a note about asking the man in. Elements mention a game and a breezy day.
Last Monday evening a wire cable snapping from a steamer named Florence S struck Mrs K Ayres and her young daughter as they passed by the bank. The child was torn from her mother’s arms and knocked down, suffering a bad bruise but no broken bones. Mrs Ayres injured her ankle and endured severe shock with only bruises elsewhere. Dr Wortmann treated the child and mother at the scene.
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