18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
Local market advertises a large stock of new groceries including greens, fruits, vegetables, and potatoes. The listing highlights items like green onions, rhubarb, tomatoes, carrots, turnips, citrus, cabbage, cucumbers, cherries, apricots, beans, peas, lettuce, radishes, pineapples, gooseberries, and new potatoes.
At a Darling & Deans meeting the Net Dredgers proposed a unified depot for suction valves grease cups and other fittings to cut costs by at least 75 percent. Colonel Weatherly urged central management and a permanent organization with local dredging engineers contributing part selections and ensuring compatibility.
Severn and Themp are mining on the Ch past two days near the North Fork Snake river mouth. The ground owned by Severn and Thompson has been a paying proposition for years. Headquarters for Steamer Pictures at Lomen Bros. Come to the Fountain for soda water direct from the fountain Toby's Candy Kitchen.
Code Amusement presents a hammer code show tonight at Eagle Hall. The program includes two illustrated songs by Miss Mart Moldt and music by Professors Lampe and Petersen. Tickets are 50 and 73 cents. a high class entertainment expected. MOONLIGHT SPRINGS BATHS opens at Taylor's Barber Shop. Toby's Candy Kitchen offers cold sodas and ice cream for warm weather.
Corson files a million dollar civil suit against Johnston. The court action arises from alleged marital and property disputes connected to a recent separation and the handling of assets. The case names a woman and party involved, with details and procedural steps yet to be revealed.
Fragmented text discusses airships and their role in future warfare. Mentions the United States and global military tech debates, citing high level figures and strategic interest. Notes potential development choices and international concerns about aerial assets.
The briber denies the allegation of bribery or any misconduct and claims no involvement with Browne. Witnesses assert he was seen near the quarry and in discussions with Lemier Lerner about exposing alleged party corruption in the Legislature. Lerner is said to be pressing to aid indicted figures and may have attempted to influence statements.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and events including Senator, mail campaign, and Alaska coal discussion. It preserves scattered references to dates, people, and places with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes. The readable bits hint at a political context and public notices without a unified story.
Local notice reports another death linked to cancer with brief remarks on the ongoing struggle and relief efforts for affected families.
An old fragmented ad promotes Noth Pole Bakery and Yorkey's Notice with claims of best bread pastry and meals. It highlights services from American Vacuum Cleaner cleaning houses with or without power and lists contact phones Main 105 and Black 99. It mentions the Woman's Exchange serving meals and foot of Steadman location.
A damaged OCR fragment references an event or notice at an unidentified location. It mentions synchronization with a previous timetable and an action date tied to a protected site. Details are unreadable.
A court declines to issue a restraining order against fighters amid an ongoing dispute. The decision leaves unresolved tensions surrounding the parties and their activities while further legal action is anticipated.
Gus has moved to the Board of Trade Lunch Counter at the City Bath House. Come enjoy Moonlight Springs Water Bath and visit the establishment advertised by Solgerg in the notice for the Eagle and other local services.
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