Notice on Subscription Rates and Advertising Copy Standards
The notice outlines subscription rates of ten dollars and forty cents for one year and six months, ten dollars for one year, and forty cents for one month or single copies on application. It warns publishers to carefully prepare advertising copy from a distance and to clearly write names and dates, as the publisher cannot accept responsibility for errors or illegible wording.
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Versons
Sa Fannot
Legislature Criticisms Over Alaska Act Highlighted
The Iditarod Pioneer notes the legislature produced forty four laws in sixty days, including new workers compensation and employer liability measures. It mocks Nome and Fairbanks editors for not fully understanding the act before denouncing it and urges reading the expounded law. Citations to Congress are called out.
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Alaska
United States
Iditatod
Nome and
Shanks
Emdire
Nome
Fairbanks
Congress
Putting the Man Above the Dollar in American Life
The piece argues against plutocracy and for democracy based on individual merit over wealth. It contrasts money with human value, recalling Puritan ideals and historic struggles against tyranny, citing Rome and Spain as cautionary examples of wealth overruling virtue.
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United States
Rome
Piratio Patricians
Spain
Republic
Not Applicable Fragment on Americanism and Democracy
A Seattle Sun excerpt condemns plunder and praises returning to the fathers' ideals. It stresses enduring Americanism where the dollar serves public life and private life, honoring Mr. Marshall.
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Pluto
Hydes
Mr. Marshall
Republic
Dolar
Seattle Sun
Good Old Days Ode From Walt Mason
A nostalgic verse laments vanished simple times with lines about oil lamps, storms, long walks, and fashion from a bygone era. The poem contrasts rural warmth and social rituals with modern comforts like electricity and telephones, praising simpler past pleasures.
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Neat’s Ark
Walt Mason
Yukon Gold and Otter Creek Dredging Update
Ore crews push ground sluice and trench cleaning on Otter, Slate, and Black creeks. Work progresses on Summitas ion Trippy sites while Riley and Marston build a messhouse at Otter Creek and a cable is laid below the sawmill wet bridge.
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Summitasion
al Welehis
Yukon Gold
Marietta
Riley & Marston
Otter Associa Hly
WADA Leaves Seattle for the Kuskokwim Journey
Bennett James suffered eye trouble over two weeks and was forced to stay indoors. He planned to travel from Seattle to the Kuskokwim region, leaving Monday, seeking relief after exposure that caused irritation.
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Bennett James
Jujuka
Washout on the tramway floods Otter Creek area
Otter Creek washout breaches the tramway and wagon bridges in Flat County causing extensive property damage. Lower riverfront areas remain underwater with foot plus water levels making crossing impossible. Local report notes several residents soaked while attempting crossings and some strange incidents as water rose and broke loose in odd spots.
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Otter Creek
Piocer’s Creek
Bad accident on Opium Flat Greek mine
A miner, Erickson, was seriously injured in a dark early morning accident at the Opium Flat Greek mine when a rock and dirt collapse pinned his neck and chest. He was taken to hospital with significant pain but expected to recover. Holmgren and Stranberg are involved.
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Erickson
Holmgren & Stranberg
Albert T. Pineka
Dawson
Fort Rock
Ore
Chiwe Geer
Ree
Aleutian Islands
Prince Hdward Islind
Alaska town claims to be the cleanest in the state
A jumble of brief Alaskan notices reports on McGee’s death from hunger during a hunting trip on the Unik river, a visit by torpedo-boat destroyers Whipple Preble Stewart and Paul Jones, mining progress at Sheep-creek tunnel, and various local actions. Fox farming, federal building plans for Seward, river steamboating, and reindeer population growth are noted with mixed details.
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Duncan Michie
Tom Jackson
Markman
McDonid
Harold Seddon
Brewis
William Hettman
Yukon Guld Co
Kilroy
Tok
Sunny
Califoria
Bill
Riley & Marston
Discovery
Jack Handley
Donlan Creek
Billy McDonald
Larson
Minnie Lang
Paul LePlant
Plat
Harry Monroe
Marietta
Alaska
A J, Weiss
George A. McGee
Hnger
Unik
MC 3Alton
Doerner
Fabanks
States
Whipple, Preble, Stewart and
Paul Jones
Sumer
James York
Boerner
Bledsoe
Barker
N .N. Co
Yukon
Amazon
Cayenecomb
Dawson
Neliew
William Abrisnt
George Froadmuet
Daty Crackett
Anual Fouias Hank
Monre Creek
Fukolna
Terenery
Edward Michelson
Suffrage bill blocked as women protest with damages
London report says the house of commons rejected the suffrage bill. In the last three months fanatic women caused damages exceeding a million dollars to protest delays in extending voting rights. British women currently vote in county municipal and school elections but not in parliamentary elections.
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London
House of Commons
Gre
Britain
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Kortney & Ostrom Law
Celeve Traction
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Charley Quaz
Fiat
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O Gardner
Louis Stetzer
Otter Geek
Sawmill
CR Peck
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Maska-Gastineau Mining Company
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Laudner
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R. HW. Holt
Rogers
Hollis
Hind
Stanley
H. Snyder
Flas Mar
the Bank Cafe
FLAT
Curly Robinson
Walch
Taylor
Flat City
du Hand
Discovery Cafe
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Sorra
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Orives
Pioneer Drug Store
Chas. D. Carter
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Henry Roden
Grand Gald St
Mrs. Swanson
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Cigars
Optimo
Juan DE Fuca
Budweiser Beer
DuRuud
OTTER
E. M. Stanton
A Iain Wickersh
Chas. E. Taylor
Attorney At Law
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Gilmicre House
Smoke River
Dikeman Roadhouse
Tod
Otter Creek Roadhouse
John Bagoy
Iditarod Bakery
Foot of Willow
Miay
G. P. Sproul
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