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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
8
In Russia, Governor General tas Tolstoy's letters report the holy synod approves destroying three posthumous Tolstoi works on Orthodox grounds for Old Testament commentary. Tolstoi relatives protest, but their appeal fails. The article notes cultural stakes and official action.
Mr and Mrs George Phillips remodeled their Flat City home Crowley and Porter are building a warehouse behind their store at Flat City Mrs Writed Hat of Tdi ty era of Mr and Mrs W E Crawford sold all holdings in Flu City to R Peck will depart on the next boat for the Outside Bennett James arrived from Moore cree weight 143 ounces Fred De Boo found Seventh via Y G Co dredge shaft broke halting work until a duplicate part came from Dike man Mr and Mrs Oscar Solibakke remodel Flat-creek lone
The election to fill vacancies on the Iditatod school board is set for Monday September 8. Polling will be at Joe Smith's gun store from 9 am to 5 pm. Residents who are U S citizens or have declared intent and who are bona fide residents of Iditatod may vote with no further qualifications.
A baby girl was born at the Flat hospital on September 4 with Dr. Wortmany attending. Mother Mrs Currin and child are reported doing nicely. The note concludes with an invitation to Crosby Massage and Bath Parlors for a bath before leaving for the news.
Camp Wizarod No 1e Brotherhood meets on the first and third Monday at 6 oclock. Hall on First Avenue invites members and attendees. Recorder J C Curr Avetic signs notice. Also mentions cotton shipments to France valued at 3 000 000 and a pamphlet on The Alaska Mining Law with explanations by Henry Bi. Printed pamphlet 50 cents, sold at Ansleys book store Iditarod and Pioneer drug store. Also a note on Chinese wine made with shellac and ammonia.
The Keystone arrived Monday with about 30 tons of freight while the Nancy Bell the Alaskan and the Orphan Boy followed. Last Sunday’s heavy rain raised the Iditarod River over two feet easing navigation and the Little Delia was in port Wednesday with about 40 tons of freight.
Fragmentary report lists multiple boats and locations with times in September under difficult OCR. Mentions include Davis, Delta, Florence, Ist, Yukon, Fairbanks, Dawson, Minto, and Rampart with various up and down results and scattered times.
Maritime notice warns readers to register at the launch office as soon as possible for passage on the steamer Little Delta leaving Web on September 10. This is the last chance to reach the New D 1s by boat.
Mrs A T Thurston returns from Fairbanks bringing Blue Print from that district to be shown locally. W C Doe reports a recent trip via Dawson. Lipset, formerly on Otter creek, returns from Vancouver. Henry Weir family visiting creeks. A J Weiss visits East Iditarod. Mr and Mrs Charles B Sims arrive to stay. Sims joins NC Co office. Robert Soutar adds a residence extension. Mrs Fontas and Mrs Schwartz visit from Dr Otter.
The Otter district begins a new term on September 15 in temporary quarters secured by the board. Miss Helen Grant, who taught at the public school in 1911 12, has been engaged to teach the creek's youngsters. Call at Crosby baths when you come from the creeks.
On Monday night at 9 o clock in Maltby avenue this city Commis Jbrecht united Edward Maltby and Miss M Tiekuby daughter of J B Healey Victor via the press of Miss A E Maltby Mrs A Clifton and Mr Chas Maltby At home Wednesday 9 to 12 p m hence Gn West Second October 10
Ed Anderson editor in chief of The Branch announces he will lay aside duties as city life shifts. He sails from this city next Tuesday aboard the Nancy Boll with a wish to see Hat The ore that date while old friends share memories. Charley Strawberg and Art A. Shon visit from Outer creek as Du Rand's Discovery Cafe satisfies the crowd.
A youth nicknamed Budweiser Kid suffered injuries after stepping on a rusty nail earlier this week. Doctors report cautious recovery as authorities investigate the incident.
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