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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads a notice about fire alarm boxes and related utilities in a district near Hart Lawnnes and a City Department. The sparse text mentions a sale or auction opposite a miner facility and references a judge and a telephone main line with a price of seven dollars.
Nome Daily Hugact from Nome Alaska announces independent daily publication with Sunday excerpt. B M Stone manager. Subscription options two dollars per month or six dollars per year. Advertising deadlines set at 3 PM the day before publication. Phone number on record. Entered second class February 36 1907 at Nome post office under act of 187%.
In Nome Alaska Jan 186 report on Norwegian leader Michaelson stepping down after guiding Norway through crisis. Loveland remains foreign minister and is described as Michelsen's key adviser. The piece argues Michelsen preserved monarchy to secure foreign friendships and stability, enabling Norway’s path to independence.
The article notes India consumed about 11 million gallons of beer demand with 6.9 million produced domestically and 5.8 million imported from other nations. In 1905 roughly 4 million gallons of Japanese beer entered India, mainly sold on trial in Calcutta and Bombay. The Japanese consul suggests low prices and high quality could expand Japanese beer sales as Indian merchants pursue Japanese trade.
Dawson, Dec 2. Joseph Bie mouard registrar of tithes in the Wikon area has filed suit seeking 5900 damages for defamation against Rev. Join Pringle pastor of the Dawson Presbyterian Church. The complaint alleges Pringle wrote letters misrepresenting Mouard and accused her of immoral conduct.
Fairbanks December meeting of the Yukon Order of Pioneers details a planned gathering at 8 o clock with the aim to discuss membership and organizational steps. The fragmented text lists attendees, topics, and a sequence of actions for advancing the society’s agenda.
Assessment notice dated December 24 1907 warns that shares unpaid by February 1 1908 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on March 1 1908 to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs. Secretary Hog Stevenson signs from Merchants Exchange Building San Francisco California with board action details.
United States Marshal for the District of Alaska announces a public auction of the schooner Joe Matthews and its tackle apparel and furniture. The sale follows a court order and is subject to court confirmation with payment due at sale. The event occurs January 25 1908 at 2 pm in Nome Alaska with the vessel currently in custody.
Department of the Interior announces a public auction in Nome Alaska for unoccupied and unclaimed townsite lots. Trustee Porter J. Cost claims blocks and lots, with sale rules, bid processes, and payment conditions dated January 6, 1908.
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