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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
9
Drastic city regulations enforce new ordinances by commissioners and Mayor Seymour. Hotels with bars may not sell drinks in rooms. saloon licenses must be for open bars with no bottled liquor. women arrested for alleged disorderly conduct. Also reports on Carrie Nation’s death, Alaska coal plans, a police graft trial, boxing bouts, and national figures in London.
Notice to Frank Kitzman and Jon Beaton co owners on Otter Recording and Mining Precinct claims in Alaska. Dikeman and Beaton allege annual labor costs of 100 and 109 dollars with 25.90 due from co owners. Ninety days to contribute or property transfers to Dikeman and Beaton as per section 2324 Revised Statutes. Dated Iditarod June 24 1911 with publications July 1 and Sept 30 1911.
Fred Melius, once a traveling man and first city clerk of Iditarod under the provisional government, cuts ties with Kuskokwim Commercial Co. at Georgetown and heads to Good News country. He spent much of winter in Georgetown and, when not cornering bacon, told stories.
A breezy period piece monologue complains of heat and laziness as a speaker longs for retreat and rest. It shifts to a humorous domestic moment with a neighbor's call and ends with a teaser for Elite Baths on Caribou Street offering steam baths and a furnished room.
Mrs. K. Ayres and her little girl narrowly escaped serious injury when a wire cable snapping from the steamer Florence S struck the child and knocked them down. The girl suffered a bad bruise and body bruising. Mrs. Ayres injured her ankle and endured severe shock. A doctor treated the girl, confirming no broken bones.
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