Iditarod Pioneer Publication Details
A historic newspaper note lists weekly publication in Rod Alaska. It shows pricing with a one year six months subscription at 10 dollars and a one month rate of 3 dollars for single copies.
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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1910
Page
6
A historic newspaper note lists weekly publication in Rod Alaska. It shows pricing with a one year six months subscription at 10 dollars and a one month rate of 3 dollars for single copies.
A partisan essay urges Alaska to focus beyond gold and grub by supporting a dawning political party. It cites Judson C. Welliver and debates Roosevelt’s role, warning against stagnation and urging citizens to engage in upcoming political change.
An analysis argues that the insurgency around Theodore Roosevelt is not a partisan force and spans Republicans and Democrats alike. It advocates government control of rail rates and capitalization, anti monopoly measures, public funding for campaigns, tariff reform, civil service merit, and broader political reforms to curb money power and create a more representative system.
A telegram to Commissioner Malthy from Judge Overfield delays criminal appeal hearings to the spring. The plan keeps the winter docket intact with only a few cases ready for district court, while others await grand jury action at Fairbanks. defendants like the Smith brothers and Wolf remain on bail, delaying transport and witness costs.
In a letter to the Iditarod Pioneer, Harry Landahl praises local work to advance Iditarod interests and defend the fair city and camp. He notes uphill efforts amid outside quotes urging government aid for the destitute. He recalls aid for a man who shot his leg off and a sick man sent outside with funds raised.
Oswald Gibbs a former Fairbanks banker now in Seattle sues his wife for desertion in San Francisco. Mrs Gibbs is in the city. They married in 1995 in Fairbanks and were prominent in society before Mrs Gibbs left last fall.
At Flat City last Wednesday the H and M pool and billiard hall opened with a large dance event. Over 30 ladies attended from Discovery City and Flat areas as revelers danced until 4 am. Dick Hussey, proprietor, coordinated efforts and moved among hosts to ensure enjoyment.
Notice that the partnership of A. F. Morgan H Hammer and H E Phillips owners of the Riverside hotel dissolves by mutual consent with H E Phillips exiting the ownership. Dated Sept 1 1910 at Iditarod.
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