06 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
1
An unsigned note claims a store enjoys lower costs and higher margins by owning its premises and capital, buying wholesale direct from suppliers, and avoiding high rent. It emphasizes keeping prices low and leveraging vertical control to benefit customers and profits.
A government survey team led by Phillie Smith toured the Squirrel District, meeting local officials, inspecting sites, and discussing boundary work. The party, including notable experts, examined roads, streams, and land parcels while coordinating with Alaska authorities.
Colonel Sawyer appointed bailiff by Judge Murage as Watson’s program unfolds at Codes Theatre. Abe his shows a lively act with strong local crowd, featuring comedy and amusing pictures. The event draws interest from city residents and promises steady entertainment.
Washington reports a new government policy to expand international commerce. A 5 member merchant team will assist the Commerce Department and a bureau of international commerce will gather and publish data on foreign markets. Special circular letters will invite U S firms to respond within set deadlines and be routed to appropriate offices for action.
In Enid Oklahoma August first thieves looted the Bark Cemetery tombs of John Magu and others. They removed several thousand dollars in items before daybreak. A farmer alerted authorities as robbers worked, leaving the town briefly unprotected during the spree.
An OCR fragment notes names and dates but unreadable context limits details. It mentions urban locations and a potential event or notice with scattered references to people and dates, lacking clear actions or outcomes.
Philadelphia dispatch reports a major population spike and an engineering mishap linked to McMillen in Mininchu. The note details a stich at an unnamed project and mentions a figure near a billion and a half in the city’s populace.
Fragmentary OCR yields a political passage referencing Taft's tariff commission and Congress. The text mentions economic concerns, the necessity of salt ing and the best interests of the country, with garbled phrases about lawmaking and public policy.
A mournful account describes the birth of Mrs Boynton's son in an Arbor amid harsh tenement conditions. The piece contrasts stormy urban life with the child’s fragile start, noting a waiting future and the social backdrop of a city edged by poverty.
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