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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
2
For three months the Eskimo perform an extensive exhibition in Nome featuring Eskimo dancing, athletic high rope acts, and acrobatic displays. Prof Frobese presents totems and curios from Southeastern Alaska. Visit the menagerie and museum with one price admission to all.
Public notice in Nome Cooperative Press for a monthly subscription of 42 and annual rate of 8. Deadline to reach the office is 1 PM the day before publication. Includes contact details and dates referencing February 28, 1907.
A sprawling OCR fragment discusses betting prohibition. Readers debate moral risk, public order and taxation. Figures mention politicians and churches, with scattered claims of crime linked to gambling and saloon culture. The piece hints at religious and social reform currents shaping policy.
1 0 mile entry details show close date March 14 with prizes 300 for first 100 for second 50 for third. The notice mentions Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
A compressed record of mining notices and filings in Nome Alaska from March 1908. It lists filings for placer claims such as Benchlain N. 15, The Three Friends, and The May Renesh, with owners Frank Ht Was Key and Thos White, and A. E. Boyp. notices include forfeiture, labor proofs, and conveyances. It also notes appointments, local geography like Dry Creek and Mystery Creek, and mentions lawyers and physicians in Nome.
The 5 Smookompany provides notice of mining claims No 17 located at Wool Dry Creek, Mumps Ott Utah and Winchester, east of the mouth of Dry Pocahontas, with details describing the claim siting and boundaries.
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