Yukon River Journey Through Hell's Pass and Far North Tales
The narrator sails from Dawson to Nome along the Yukon, witnessing Hell's Pass and Five Finger Rapids. He recalls gold rush days, encounters a Forty Mile resident, and notes sparse wildlife, the desolation of Indian villages, and a lonely Alaska life. A talesome stopover includes a grim skeleton cache and a widow’s lament.
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M. J. Brown
Dawson
St. Michael
Seattle
Forty Mile
North Land
Tony
Herth
Cumaittan
Horty F
Abins
Dilapid
Tefl
Coun
Atgre
Amsterdam
Kai
Joachim
Upper
Indiana
Yukon
Ringer Rapids
Hell’s Pass
Nome
Beari
White Horse
Ersek
Alaska
Ang Ft
Sabin
Aligre
Hays
Fort Dawson
Ontoi Gudar
Corn Is Champion Food Crop
Corn leads per acre energy output among crops on American farms. Soybeans and navy beans trail in textile and protein metrics, while soybeans provide high protein per acre. The dairy cow tops milk production efficiency and hogs best convert grain into meat, yielding five to one.
War sayins pledge to buy stamps to stop Kaiser's goat
W G Bolster of Lemars chairs the Plymouth County War Sayings committee. Charles E Flaugher, born in Germany, pledges to buy one war saying stamp daily with amounts summing to 4.92 in January 4.13 in February and up to 1000 dollars, then his wife will join if the goat remains unscored.
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Alaska
W. G. Bolster
Lemars
Plymouth County
Charles E. Flaugher
Silver City Times
More Food Leaflets Ready For Distribution
Three more United States Food Leaflets issued jointly by the Food Administration and the Department of Agriculture join seven already published. Titled Vegetables for Winter, Plenty of Potatoes, and Instead of Meat, they will be supplied directly only to leaders and incentive workers in food conservation efforts.
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United States
Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
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