Worth to convoy steamer 1g from Georgetown to return by July
Miss Hasland resides at the McDonald hotel as arrivals continue. Anne Wedne, a young lady who traveled directly, was noted among recent guests. Jack Worth plans to command the steamer 1g from Georgetown to return here by the first of July and then proceed to the Ruskokwim station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Worth
Georgetown
Ortly Vith Ter
Miss Hasland
McDonald
T Heroon
Anne Wedne
Untitled notice of local figures and arrivals
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Miss W Ita and Franksiuin as a manager, with references to Takota and Captain Bear-creek count. The text references a brother, a poplar manager, a feeologist, Hastund, and plans to leave for a couple in the city, but the full details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istiana
Ruskokwim
W. Ita
Franksiuin
Takota
Hastund
Ccity
Captain Bear-creek
Fourth of July in Discovery Otter Creek Sees Busy Preparations
A community Fourth of July celebration in Discovery Otter Creek gathers support from all residents with street improvements already completed. Senator Henry Roden is slated to speak at 60 and the day runs into a sports program and a grand evening ball. Prize times and trophy notes appear in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Creek
Sion
Otter
Henry Roden
Degin
Nome and Aleut Islands Notices and Wage Union Update
Information from Nome reports hedge purchases by Frank Reed and a dredge deal with Jim Marrie not returning this year. The Enders Union sets wages at 750 dollars per day for eight hours and one dollar per overtime hour. A June 7 Aleut Islands order preserves furbearing animals and fish, with enforcement under penalties. the union wage scale applies to the Nome district as of May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reed
Delawon
Alaskany Wheel Gulch
Ome
Sonota
Pete Haugen
Jim Marrie
Reed
Enders Union
Ollie He
The
Uni
Trusonie Bascle
Rette
Ernest Berggren
Thict
Tatton
Ts Wnds
Wan
Unix Sannak
Attu
For Ag
Islan
Nome
Ansley Receives Praise For Painted Stove Trout on Richmond Street
Lill Ansley has been praised for a newly painted stove trout on Richmond street. Some compliments were left handed. A note warns that the rainbow ending is merely Bi book store. Mention of Daland’s Discovery Cafe and the T s covery Cafe appears in the garbled text.
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Lill Ansley
Richmond Street
Daland
Tscovery Cafe
Waterfront notes on small Iditarod bar and river traffic
A fragile small sandbar near the city and Dikeman has seen no steamboats or launches in the past week as water levels reached historic lows. The Nancy Bell carried passengers from the M. L. Michael to Beaver and nearby barges, with one loaded barge left miles below Dikeman and another near the shattering of the barges. The Beaver launch, Captain Wil, made a swift 27 hour voyage taking cargo from the White upset, while the Alaskan arrived from Pikeman with about a dozen passengers and the launch Comet departed with several more bound for upper river points aboard the White Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod River
Dikeman
Nancy Bell
M. L. Michael
SHARED FATAL SEARCH ENDS WITH IDENTIFIED BODY
A body found after a prolonged search is identified as C. Chittick, linked with Jub Jacobson and others in a cold case at Flat Bay. Report notes minimal items found, with the scene near Crosby Street. The piece mentions a forthcoming trial or inquiry in a few days and a separate for-sale restaurant notice at the end.
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Jek
C.C. Chitt
Jub Jacobson
Skal Jonsany
Chittick
al Ce
Chindaear
Arctic Brother Camp Iditarod invitation reminder
Arctic Brother Camp Iditarod announces monthly gatherings led by Avetie Chief Bayles and Avetie Recorder Currin. Brethren are cordial invited to attend each month at 8 oclock on the road.
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Iditarod Bhood
Avetie Brothers Au
AM Bayles
Avetie Chief
J.C. Currin
Avetie Recorde
Baby Arrives as Weir Welcomes New Northern Family
Mrs Henry A W White announces the birth of her son John Henry Jr arriving last Wednesday. Accompanied by S Mid noon companions from Smith and Lillian Smith, Mr Weir returned from S Dikeman with his new son and a 15 month bloodhound, highlighting ties to the Iditarod Kennel Club and a dog show in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A.whttie
John Henry Jr
Smith
Lillian Smith
Weir
Dikeman
Iditarod Kennel Club
Weir Alo
Boa Marche
Sa Seattie
Laskas Tin Mining Project in Alaska Moves Toward Mill
U.S. Geological survey reports tentative, promising results from Alaska tin mining sites. The Ned on Buck lode and Test River lode show increasing output and directional development. Prospects justify investment and possible mill construction as the first productive tin lode mine in Alaska progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
U.S
Buck Tee
Ala Wich
Boyo Granted Liquor License In Otter Creek Town
John Bazey of Otter Creek town secured a liquor license for his establishment after a local investigation. Bazey, a longtime resident, runs a popular and well conducted venue. The opening night features music and social events with additional food and drink offerings for patrons.
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John Bazey
Otter Crook Yout House
Wis
Werdnesttuy
Fuller Se
Bagey
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