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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
6
The Iditarod Pioneer, published every Saturday morning in Iditarod Alaska, lists subscription rates at 10.06 dollars, with one month at six dollars and a single copy price of one dollar. Advertising rates are available on application.
A heavy sigh of relief followed the news that the Tramp launch travelers avoided disaster after reaching the Yukon river mouth. The article questions safety gear and regulations, notes lack of winter clothing and boats, and urges government limits on risky trips while praising civil and military aid from Iditarod responders.
As Congress reconvenes in December the national defense question looms large with debate over delaying a broad armament program. The author notes cooler assessment since the last session and cites Germany as the main potential foe, while relations with Britain Russia and France remain amicable. The piece argues the Monroe Doctrine and hemispheric interests reduce immediate war risk, predicting cautious mobilization given warfare advances.
The article discusses US military readiness, battleship value, and a shift toward undersea craft. It weighs civilian education for defense, dangers of militarism, and the role of diplomacy, with comments on Sweden, Mexico, and US political candidates amid ongoing global conflict.
A garbled reminiscence blends dream imagery with literary names Poe Coleridge Scott Pope and Southey. It hints at conversations about verse life and distant journeys while playful anecdotes of cattle swine and sheep arise, ending with morning light and an enigmatic figure.
A public notice announces a sale by Crowley and Porter to dispose of reindeer by the pound. The item list appears damaged but the action is an auction or sale set after a given date. Bidders are advised to attend for the disposal of stock and payment terms.
A damaged notice outlines a forfeiture action with references to Section 2824 and dates in 1914 1915 1916. It notes required publication dates and periods ending November 1915 and December 1914, plus a first publication in September 1915 and a last publication in November 1916. The text lists parties and property interests and mentions regulatory procedures and official responses.
Notice to creditors announces the estate of Chap Peau deceased with administrator The notice requires all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after the first probate publication. The administrator and attorney details are listed with the filing location and dates, dated September 28 in the precinct and territory.
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