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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
8
The 1916 consign ment of newspaper and job printing stock yields a fine 1917 calendar assortment. About twenty five varieties will be displayed after unpacking. Local businesses are urged to inspect The Pioneer's supply before ordering calendars from outside.
Ray Longtin, operator of Otter Creek, reports oysters sold yesterday at S150 per 1 meat lot for the company.
Judge Bunnell taes to the event Wednesday list and returned yesterday. Mrs CAL Dally was a passenger for the Outside on the boat leaving here on the 20th. Dr. Peck of Plat City visited the landing last Thursday. Jonas Brewis from Willow Creek was in the city on Wednesday and Thursday. A well known mining operator returned from the sea on Thursday. Luther C. Hess of Fairbanks was on the Sea Wolf arriving Thursday. The Flat City dentist passed through and returned to the city on Sunday. Ophir mining session of Titans district Loparton for his home. A massive mail delivered to the postoffice last Saturday morning. Miss Rey came to Orifierod Thursday to greet Mrs Henry Riley. The Riley family arrived from their home. Moody and John T. L. M. Gayom visited west of recreation. Robert Ayer at Weyer ser attended with C. Mitchel's sawmill workers James Douglas and Andrews. EAL Austin of the ed Company and Cyril Wood of the Northern C Company at the Gold Low plant before water delayed.
The first passengers to reach Iditirad this season from the Outside by way of SS Michael arrived Thursday morning when the launch Sea Wolf docked at 4 a.m. They report a tedious upstream voyage, landing at St Michael on June 18. Passenger list includes F. Rumr, Dr H W C Luther, C Fess, Leonar d Cox, Douglas Curry, Jotan Hoemgren, Bob Mitchell, Robert Andrews, Isaac Fisher, and Mrs Carey.
The Jolly Roger H. E. was launched on the Iditarod river near Willow Street in a notable waterfront event this spring. Captain Jessi H. Ros oversaw the craft built this spring following his design, and it was moved from the shipyard to the water with assistance from local merchants and residents.
Prairie Bell reaches the riverfront with cargo from the Wachuurn steamer, delivering a modest freight load. This marks an early arrival upriver for the season, with the vessel docking at nine o'clock Thursday.
A fire at a camp near Camp Wood destroyed a shelter and about seventy five cords of wood along with clothing and tools. The loss totals below 860 dollars though T. Manner, who operated the camp, remains undeterred and has started anew. He plans to cut an extra cord of wood daily to make up for the setback.
The steamer Washburn is due to depart Dikentun on Monday to meet a connecting boat for passage toward Yishon river pointe at Cross. Fudge Bannell and the crew of the emart narty, though delayed, are slated as passengers for Tunby where a term of court is to be held.
A fragmentary article sketches a theme of Amigo the gunman and shifts to a Washington dispatch on U S policy toward Mexico. It notes Mexican hostility to the United States, the idea of Pan-American solidarity, and debates within Carranza’s cabinet about armed intervention and peaceful resolution.
The text discusses race in the Western Hemisphere, noting Indians, mixed blood groups, and a large population in Mexico. It references Mexicans, troops, and stereotypes about behavior, discipline, and mentality, mentioning African ancestry and comparisons to white soldiers. It presents biased views and a troubled portrayal of ethnic groups.
Physicians in Green County Wisconsin link high death rates to eating Wacburger cheese. Last year 81495 pounds of this staple cheese were produced in the county and widely adopted. A Green County health board quarterly report notes a rate of 72 per 1000, higher than the state average. A Wharf incident disrupts a repair crew as a vessel mishap leads to a fall into the water.
Notige reports an arriving freight incident at a warehouse associated with W. C. Mitchell. Details are sparse but authorities likely responding to the scene and accounting for goods and personnel. Further updates pending from local dispatches.
Reasons revealed for ancient customs explain widow capes from mourning shaving heads in Roman times to keep women seen without hair and the cap worn as a display. The piece surveys ship christening wine, shoe tossing at brides, and gifts for brides as old rites tied to control, honor, and social order.
Frankfort Ky May 24 Henry E Youtsey, once condemned for the 1900 murder of Governor Goebel, could be considered for parole under state law. Daniel F On chair of the state prices commission announced the board would examine the case and the petition will proceed to examination.
A fragmented OCR item reports a flat post office issue with four subject items. The readable text hints at a postal matter or stub related to a local facility but lacks clear details. Further legible context would clarify the event, place, and involved parties.
Beattie announces consolidation plans and invites attendees to Mis Dinn for the Beattie gathering. The notice notes recent relocation to Reading Rona and an upcoming appearance at Inn Atusk for further details.
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