Iditarod Pioneer to Cease Publication Under Current Management
The Iditarod Pioneer will stop publishing under present management and its printing plant is for sale at a very low price. The publisher thanks readers and advertisers for past support and wishes them prosperity. After a brief rest, plans include assembling gatherings of fifty year and a minimal effort moving forward.
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Iditarod Pioneer
The
Onttity
Pioneer
Flat City
Welcome Back to the Fold in a Contested Alaska Judgment
A fragmentary note recalls a negro preacher warning that the easiest mistake is misjudgment. It hints at recent Alaska events where well meaning but flawed actions were taken in an attempt to wreck or overturn something.
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Alaska
Alaska Democrats Reassess After Primary Draw
The article argues Democrats in Alaska were manipulated by Wickersham allies to back a doomed Maloney bid for the party nomination. It urges repentant supporters like Maroney to return to the fold, promising work for Alaska while Democrats hold power in Washington.
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William Maloney
Wickersham
Maloney
Sulzer
Maroney
Alaska
Democratic Party
Washington
Cerat
COMMUNITY SPIRIT IN HOME FRONT WAR EFFORTS
A Walter Mason verse praises citizens from knitters to grocers and pastors who support the war through daily deeds like mending, selling goods at fair prices, and offering encouragement. The piece ends noting two cabins for sale in Iditarod via the Iditarod Meat Co.
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Iditarod
Apply Iditarod Meat Co
Primary results in Fourth district announced
Fairbanks June 24 The official count of April 80 primary ballots finished by district court clerk. Fourth division totals show Sulzer Dem 6 Wickersham Rep 1 Maloney Dem Connelley Soc Hess Dem De Vane Dem Pratt Rep Gaustad Rep McCabe Soc. Total votes 1,409. Democratic total 798.
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Fairbanks
Sulzer
Wickersham
Maloney
Connelley
Territorial
Hess
de Vane
Pratt
Gaustad
McCabe
Northerners urged to register under selective service
Provost Marsha issues order noting two youths reached 21 since last June and General Crowder directs Northern states to follow registration rules. Alaska residents must register between July 2 and September 3 to allow travel difficulties.
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Washington, D.C
Marsha
Crowder
Selective Service Law
Alaska
Americans So Superior to Germans in Frontline Battle
Reuters dispatches report American soldiers are hardened for combat and show no mercy to treacherous foes. They avenge fallen comrades and increase in presence on the French front boosts Allied resolve and British confidence.
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London
Reuter
Thermans
Ameri
British Isles
Yankee airman climbs ladder to aerial top
Paris reports Sergeant David Putnam of Brookline Massachusetts downed five German planes on June 10 raising his total victories to thirteen If all five are official his record would surpass Lieut Frank Bayliss of New Bedford Massachusetts as the top American ace and Putnam would lead American aces.
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Paris
David Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Putman
Frank Bayliss
New Bedford
Putnam
Old Clothes Drive Still On For Belgians Aid
The organizers urge sending serviceable clothes and shoes to help Belgians. Items may be left at the Adams house the N C Company or the telephone office.
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Adams House
N. C. Co
Tub and steam baths at all hours.
Snyder House in Flat shows offer of tub and steam baths available around the clock as a local lodging or health facility feature.
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Snyder House
Forgetful European Buys Thrift Stamps in Butte Booth
A Southern European native in Butte Montana in 1931 forgot the name Uncle Sam while buying thrift stamps. He traded dimes nickels and a total of 350 dollars in savings for stamps labeled baby hands, claiming the cash belonged to him and his country. The scene unfolds at the federal building thrift stamp booth.
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Butte
Mont
Iswarthy
Europe
Sam
Federal Building
German American Society Surrenders Balance to Red Cross
In Charleston Missouri on June 4 a German American group disclosed its dissolution and sent 248.87 dollars to the Red Cross. The accompanying note declared the money a final remittance and said it should help send the Kaiser to hell.
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Charleston
Missouri
Red Cross
man-Amerin Society
Hell
What the U. S. Asks for Meatless and Wheatless Days
A government plea outlines one meatless meal and one wheatless meal daily. It also proposes a wheatless Monday, meatless Tuesday, wheatless Wednesday, and a porkless Saturday each week. Meatless means no beef mutton or pork. wheatless means no wheat bread crackers or cakes.
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Miners & Merchants Bank
Iditarod, Alaska
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Claude Baker
R. C. Button
J. W. Farrel
Hooverize”’ Discovery
Otter
Gold St. Flat City
Geo. Mutchler
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
Dana
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Ross
Grow
Yankee Airman
G. Wada
Nahe
Uncle Sam
Michigan
Kentucky
George Wooprurf Albrecht
Kaiser Bill
U. S
Max Simel
Tolstoi
Chas
Taylor
Attorney At Law
First Avenue
Iditaroc
PR. Hioore
RUG Store
J. Wilson Reed, M.D
H. Behla
Behla Hospital
Flat
WSS
United States
Front Street
Bagou
Xenners
J. E. Gunning
Thos. McMahon
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