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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
2
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A local Alaska report discusses Senate committee actions on a measure tied to forest reserves and coal lands. It notes President Wilson's stance, anticipated broad congressional action, and potential quick railroad construction to the Territory. The Navy department plans coal supply commitments pending stportary legislation.
A senate finance committee table compares tariff returns under the present system and the Underwood tariff plan. It estimates the proposed law would set the average ad valorem rate at 32.99 percent versus 43.64 percent under Payne. The report projects a revenue loss of 824 million dollars per year.
The coal will be delivered at the Seward wharf as a vast rail project promises an economic boom. Thousands of workers will gain jobs during construction and years after, drawing vast populations nearer to markets and opening settlers to the Inside world. The transformation will reshape the Territory with widespread farming, cattle raising, and trade, unlocking national and global reach for locals.
Delegate Wickersham and under existing laws the resources of An opportunity is Peay given the people ury of the Interior Fisher insists. There you are. Take your choice. But we don't by many people in Alaska will swithh Mr. Fi lost faith in him many months ago. Cordova Alaskan. so to do that such a
Poem by Walt Mason asking if a beloved will still love a aging, ailing partner. Imagery of rheumatism, lumbago, gout, asthma, and frailty contrasts with enduring affection. Refrains reference silver threads on brows and the honeybird lover.
Notice of application under eight section Homestead Act for a tract described by metes and bounds on the Kuskokwim river. Names Brants, Fowler, and Twitchell with post office designations Tacoma Washington Hel, Masten, and Berkel. Public notice invites adverse claimants to file with Nome Land Office to avoid bar.
Fragmentary lines report Denver officials ousted from office amid injunctions and a newly elected city committee. The text references Prince Albert Frederick George, son of King George of England, visiting American soil for the first time on June 7 aboard a trolley from Lewiston to Niagara on the U S side. Imperial Baths Turkish steam and air baths rooms in connection Mande Earle proprietor.
Public notice from Juneau dated June 5 1913 directs all fees for notaries public and both foreign and domestic corporations to be remitted and made payable only to the secretary of Alaska Exchanges and Du Rand’s Discovery noted as the place to ear with postmasters urged to copy the information for public distribution across Alaska.
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