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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
8
A Spring Sermon on Cleaning Up the City
The speaker urges residents to tidy yards and streets as spring arrives. Emphasizing self help, it calls for action on litter, wood piles, and daffy cleanliness, aiming for a neater city by June with everyone pitching in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazzaz
Willow Street
Health Committee
When is an Alley Not an Alley City Council Debate
The city council hosts a comic hearing on alley definitions. A bar member proposes a witty line about the alley as the city block’s alimentary canal, open at both ends and working until constipated, prompting crowd amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Lillian Russell play title sparks newspaper quips
Editorial writers in Southern papers mock the title In Search of a Sinner for Lillian Russell's new play with Joseph Brooks starring. The Paris Advocate jokes Russell has reached St Louis while Nat Goodwin is in New York. Gainesville Register notes the play title In Search of a Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Joseph Brooks
Paris
Texas
St. Louis
Lillian
Nat Goodwin
New York
Gainesville
Lillian Russell Sinner Hunt and Public Feuds
A spoofing column notes Lillian Russell in search of a sinner with pockets of derision from Montgomery and Fairbanks papers. It mockingly suggests Fairbanks could supply nightly subjects and jokes about bank officials. The piece also mentions a British official jailed for defrauding Burma of 250 elephants and a Black poet made Harvard janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Montgomery
Alabama
Lillian Russell
Lillian
Houston
Fairbanks
Fairbanks ‘Times
City Council Considers Garbage Dump Site
At a Wednesday meeting, officials debated a city dumping ground for refuse and future scavenger franchise revenue. City Attorney Roden said regulation is possible, but exclusive rights are not. health committee to set rules and pick the dump location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roden
Barnes
City Clerk Bond Requested as City Financial Stringency Grows
In a brisk council session the city seized 15 shekels from a suspect who sought facial alteration. Magistrate Hunt was bonded for 10 000 dollars and the clerk’s funds padlocked while bills totaling 58 50 for street work jail guard badge and fire materials were sent to the finance committee. The attorney was tasked to draft ordinances setting bonds for Lindberg 25 000, O Connor 3 000 and Hunt 10 000 to ease the fiscal squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Willow Street
Richmond Street
Finance Committee
Roden
Lindberg
O'Connor
Fairbanks to Invest in Rex Claim After Assessment
Fairbanks Quartz Development Company raises 20000 to test quartz on the Rex claim in Chatham creek owned by Brambaugh and Hamilton and associates. The group believes Rex shows a potential vein with prior work by B-P Mining Co and nearby Pioneer Mining Co providing early indications and a shallow 160 foot incline shaft. Willis and Welsh hold a lease and are active on the claim as development proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faibanks
Fairbanks Quartz Development Company
Hhot
Rex
Chatham Creek
Brambaugh
Hamilton
T. L. Thurson
Dr. Meyers
Reese
Ray
B-P Mining Co
Pioneer Mining Co
Fairbanks
Neantine
Willis & Welsh
Simpson Corner to Blossom on Monday
Simpson corner to blossom on Monday as a new two story building at First and Willow is completed and occupied by Simp store and the Horseshoe saloon. The front contains a jewelry shop and upstairs four rooms leased by Dr. Wortmann. the Horseshoe replaces Sideboard saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditarod
Simpson
Robert Simpson
Ernest Niehof
Nellie Winters
First and Willow
Simpstore
Horseshoe Saloon
Niehoff
McDonald Hotel
Sale Jewelry
Chris. Anthonison
Landahl
Richmond
Firstson's Jewelr
Jewelry and Ice Show Promises Record Value
Anthonison announces a four million dollar display of jewelry and select ice to debut with a first boat. His representative says the event features a vast collection including trap and other items, with plans for a public lighting display and a move to the McDonald hotel to receive guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sale
Anthonison
Jack
Wathering
Over Lake
McDonald Hotel
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Hart, Schaffner & Marks Clothing
Nettleton
I. Goldstein
Front
City Drug Store
C. J. Hurley
J.P. Gleason
A. Bruning
American Bank of Alaska
Wner
Martin Sickinger
N. Y
Harvard
Detroit Journal
B. F. Brooks
Orrick
Discovery Otter
Heinrich Wortmann
E.T. Bradbury
Qver Merchants Cafe
Avenue Telephone
Chas. D. Carter
Pioneer Drug Stores
Flat Creek
McGowan, Clark & Albrecht Attorneys AT Law
Pitarod, Alaska
Alfred E. Maltby
Notary
Pusu
Ct Court
Ipiranop
J. S. Harding
Attorney At Law
Iditarod Hotel
Chas. E. Taylor
Iditarod City
A. J. Daly
Leary
Wickersham & Roden, Attorneys AT Law
Iditarod, Alaska
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