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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
3
Reliable Washington dispatch says Germany plans and may execute submarine operations near the Wiel canal, with a vessel reportedly 50 tons carrying chemicals and dyestuffs. Passengers paid up to 3000 dollars. five subs are said to be placed in reserve.
D D Barnes wed Mrs Annie A Muir once of Iditarod Alaska in Fresno. A reception at the Kies home followed the ceremony with 25 to 30 friends. The newlyweds plan to return to Dinuba where Alaska linked family and friends joined in celebration.
In the state stage the company’s second NC Co. agent is unnamed. The secretary Mr Gelder has not yet been named, marking Gelder as the second NC Co. agent to present his statement after Mr Day of Ruby.
A terse OCR fragment notes a birth record in Marshal, Drent County, mentioning Spencer and a husband named Pats, with unclear details but signaling a notable birth notice in the local record.
The report surveys Alaska's river district events, mining ventures near York and Fairbanks, and travel interest. It notes tin and tungsten prospects from Lindeburg's Pioneer Mining Co, shipping vessel plans, and burgeoning tourist travel patterns to Alaska with growing hotel demand and hunting and fishing appeal.
The article recounts the death of Oscar Boulet near Bear Creek after a bear hunt gone wrong. Details describe Boulet's disappearance on October 20 1915 the recovery of his boat equipment and a cross marked grave site near his cabin. Local inquiry by Deputy Marshal Gian and crew established drowning or exposure as the likely cause.
Public notice identifies Burd Marie Baur and related parties failing to reveal their expenditures on placer mining claims in Muska territory. The document cites statutory requirements, deadlines of ninety days from notice, and potential transfer of rights to Ver customers if obligations are not met. First publication April 1, 1896. last publication July 3, 1896.
Notice of forfeiture action affecting Anderson Kutnage and We Me Curdy regarding a Chickell Creek placer mining claim on Bonanza Creek in Alaska. The notice cites required expenditures and a hold period under 9424 Revised Statutes with published dates in April 1916 and a June 1916 deadline.
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