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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
6
The Pioneer reprints Senator West’s defense of a dog praising canine loyalty as the best friend a man has in this world though the tribute is questioned by some as poetic. The piece explores a dog’s unwavering fidelity from prosperity to poverty and death, and contrasts it with human fickleness.
A Walsh commission report chaired by Frank P. Walsh examined causes of industrial unrest with two years of hearings across New York California Colorado New Jersey and others. It urged an inheritance tax reform land use changes and stronger protections for political and labor rights to reduce unemployment and promote social welfare.
A clipped speech fragment blends folklore about frost on the pumpkin with remarks on Prussia in 1873. It mentions Wendell Phillips and a line about soldiers, followed by an advertisement note for Olympia and Eastern Oysters at $1.50 per carton from Mitarod Meat Co.
Notice of forfeiture action regarding mining claim held in the Territory of Alaska. Documents reference annual labor payments, statutory deadlines, and required notices. First publication November 24, 1910, last publication January 22, 1910.
Notice to seamen and administrators that co owner has spent labor and improvements totaling one dollar per year since 1914 on a placer claim at the head of Flat Creek Otter Creek area in Alaska. Owners are warned that failing to contribute within 90 days after last publication will forfeit their one eighth undivided share, passing to the signer under section 202 of the Revised Statutes.
The piece mocks wartime rumors in Brussels where residents wore Italian colors to defy an occupation but faced no enforcement, noting the German governor’s silence. It shifts to U.S. politics, saying many states tout a favorite son for president, with Weeks of Massachusetts as a leading example and Wilson stock seen weak in the West due to tolls and shipping bills. It concludes that campaign chatter bears advertising-bureau flair and that no Republican has a credible rival yet to Wilson.
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