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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
7
Reliable sources in Washington report Germany plans submarine service between the Wiel canal and the United States. A submarine en route is described as 60 feet long carrying chemicals and dyestuffs with passengers paid 3 000 dollars. Five subs are to be placed in the seas.
D D Barnes wed Mrs Annie A Muir late of Iditarod Alaska in Fresno last Saturday then returned to Dinuba for a reception at Frank J Kies home where 25 to 30 friends gathered. The story recalls Yukon era history and a community celebration amid a misted tone of old Pacific coast memories.
The article extols Lord Kitchener as a symbol of British resolve and freedom. It urges youths toward achievement, duty, and service, framing his example as a spur to national unity and courage amid global tensions.
In the statement from the company’s staff, the secretary Mr Gelder has not yet been named. Gelder is the second North Carolina Company agent to present his statement, the other being Mr Day of Ruby.
A readable fragment notes a birth record in Drent county involving a person named Marshal and mentions a spouse or husband figure. No further names or details are clear from the OCR.
Readable fragments describe Alaska mining ventures near York and tin lands, Lindeberg leading Pioneer Mining Co plans with dredges and diesel engines. Mentions tourism growth, Alaska travel interest, and political talk on fortifications and naval policy impacting the region.
The body of Oscar Boulet was found high on a cliff near the Anisk River after a hunting trip. A native, D. E. Stubbs, and a jury concluded Boulet died by drowning or exposure following a boat accident on October 19 1915. His grave near his cabin bears a cross and the inscription Oscar Boulet Anisk River October 6 WHS Rest in Peace.
Notice to Marie Burd and others about failure to contribute expenditures on placer mining claims in Muska territory. It states statutory requirements, time limits, and potential transfer of property to co-owners if not complied with. Names include W. Albrecht and Taylor with dates of first and last publication in April and July 116.
Public notice titled by McGuinness reports a forfeiture action on a placer mining claim at Chickell Creek Bonanza Creek in Alaska. It lists expenditures during 1912 1913 and states the claim may be forfeited for failure to hold to required dates under US law. Publication dates April 15 1916 and June 15 1916 are noted.
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