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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
6
The Nome Seward Peninsula Chamber of Commerce issues a notice inviting mining, commercial and professional interests to heed its call. The release emphasizes opportunities for collaboration and sector engagement across the Nome region.
The Vom Daily Nugget reports a fictional German march into London in Hindenburg's "March Into London." A poet’s grotesque prophecy depicts a triumphal entry through Croydon to London Bridge and across central streets with Zeppelin watchers, culminating at St. James Park and Parliament.
The article explains Alaska's coastline extending over 26 000 miles with Arctic Bering and Pacific oceans delimiting it. It describes Aleutian islands as mountain tops rising from water and notes most of the central coast remains unsounded and lacking navigational aids.
Daily Nugget prints a complete day by day race story for the All Alaska Sweepstakes Dog Race with full score card. Extra copies will be on sale at this office.
Partial list of members includes Polet Carleton Downing Kittilsen Hobbes Bachelder Stevenson Mielke Webb Swartzell Rowe Lomen Crowley Murphy Darling Gibney Goggin Sheldon Maynard Divine Rose Seidenverg Lomen Prosser Dean Poteet Ernst McDougall Diamond Mueller Zehner Hagen Segerstrom Halpin AT and T Co Weaver Hall Hartman Heimlich Streeten Ayer Kemp Mustard Clark Jackson McConnell Chilberg McCann Kellogg Lomen Rank Cochran Cavey Strand Stipek Kimball Ernst Anderson Lynell Ross James Moller Bourdon Powell Young Kiesele Holt Daly Lomen Botts Peterson Blake Julien Johnston Ravenkilde Weith Griffiths Thompson Watson Jones Grimm Kirstan Burgh Studie Oliver Runyan Hilfrich Bredesen Reed Gervais
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