Alaska Items Highlight Local Life and Mining News
Alaska items report barbers in Ketchikan serving as censors, notable deaths in Dawson, the Bartlett glacier bridge nearing completion, and Mayo Pioneer Hall progress. Snow storms, wheat prospects in Tanana, and finances of Douglas City are noted along with mining and fishing activity, rambunctious weather, and school film exchanges in Skagway and other towns.
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