Alaska Railroads Spark New Hope and Pioneer Spirit
Mrs. J. F. A. Strong, wife of Alaska's governor, says the $35 million Alaska railroad bill marks a giant engineering feat and will bring population, energy, and life to a territory long treated as a stepchild. She recalls early gold rush years, the return of old miners, and the vision of a rail line linking tidewater with the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers, while praising Alaska natives and pioneer women who sustain development and morale in Juneau and beyond.
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Washington
Alaska
3. F. A Strong
Strong
Washington Tar
America
Panama Canal
Canada
South America
United States
Mississippi River
Seattle
Napery
Mra. Strong
Juneau
East Par
East
Board of Education
Dawson
Nome
Yukon
Ike
Oil County
Alacilin
Tidewater
Pacific Ocean
Kuskokwim
Kipling
Robert Service
Northland
Mrs. Strong
California
Seward
St. Paul
New York
Alaskan Town Leisure Reflects East Coast Comforts and Spring Society
The passage contrasts West custom with Alaskan homes mainly frame structures and Eastern city comforts. It highlights Juneau’s social season featuring tangoes, bridge parties, teas, and evening functions, praising local women for resourceful news and social vitality.
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Juneau
Advertisement Persists in Letter to Name Supplicant Line
A statement urges the recipient to respond to an advertisement and view the line today. The writer insists the recipient would not regret making contact.
Notice of Democratic Primary for Union County 1914
Democratic Primary for Union County to nominate county and township officers and General Assembly representatives will be held Saturday August 15 1914 from 2 pm till sundown in most precincts with North and South Monroe open 6 am to 8 pm If a second primary is needed it will occur the following Saturday August 22 with same hours Pollholders listed by precinct including North Monroe Baxter Williams etc.
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Union County
General Assembly
Monroe
North
C. N. Simpson, Sr
Baxter Williams
Frank Fairley
South Monroe
L. R. Helms
P. B.blakeney
Dr. Gribble
Wingate
J. J. Hill
H. F. Williams
J. W. Outen
Marshville
Zeb M. Little
J. C.morgan
A. R. Edwards
Olive Branch
L. T. Moore
L. A. Staten
G. W. Simpson
Bute
Jno
M. Austin
J. M.harkey
Hiram Orr
East Sandy Ridge
J. C. Hundvcutt
G. T. Winchester
Bishop Clark
West Sandy Ridge
Thos. Hudson
Delaney
John Hill
Marvin
F. S. Crane
W. R. Crane
Howey
Waxhaw
C. K. White
L. W. Helms
A. L. Locke
Notice of administration for James A. Pate estate
Qualified as administrator Mrs. M. A. Pate notifies creditors and claimants to present all claims by July 10, 1915 or be barred. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly. Notice dated July 14, 1914.
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James A. Pate
M. A. Pate
Groves Tasteless Tonic Promises Strength and Health
A vintage patent medicine ad touts GROVES Tasteless Tonic as invigorating for pale or sickly adults and children, claiming to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and build up the system with a true tonic effect.
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J. F. A. Strong
Port of
Cordova, Alask
U. S. Experiment Farm
Fairbanks
Wilmington, N. C
Nassif & Joseph
Monroe Bargain House
Nassiff & Joseph
Trinity College Durham
Southern College of Liberal Arts
R. L. Flowers
Cooporation
Bingham School
Ovinnies
Bingham
U.S
Miary Leyenon
Cour Abele
Col
R.bantain
Asheville
Laxa
Jak Torsiaatare
Eiane
Acc
R. B. Redwine
O. Blair
H. B. Clark
Oxford
Jerome Bolick
Columbus
Fowler & Lee, Sale and Exchange Stable
Monroe, N. C
Raymond C. Griffin & Brother