15 Sep 1936
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1936
Page
1
The Nome Daily Nugget announces Russell G. Maynard as manager of the Nome Publishing Company based in Nome Alaska, with publication every evening except Sundays.
Subscription rates delivered by carrier in Nome along with Little Creek and Sunset Creek are set at $2.00 per month. Mail subscriptions outside Nome and vicinity are $1.50 per month postpaid. The notice acknowledges entry in Nome Post Office as second class matter and includes Associated Press membership.
Rodney Dutcher outlines the looming House speakership fight between Sam Rayburn and John J. O Connor as Speaker Bankhead’s health fades. The piece notes Rayburn’s campaign role and O Connors push including rules committee clash and targeted endorsements. It mentions Roosevelt’s potential fate and Democratic faction tensions in Washington and New York.
The resolutions committee was ordered to push a production-for-use plank and the Townsend plan. Schwellenbach warned of a possible convention floor fight and spent convention week in Atlantic City. He opposed a hopeless attack on the administration while avoiding a public clash.
A Detroit resident complains of persistent ear ringing two months after a tooth extraction and contemplates notifying the dentist and paying the bill if required. The case underscores potential dental malpractice concerns and patient rights.
Washington announces Iowa will visit Seattle September 25 1937 to open the home schedule joining Stanford Oregon U C I A Oregon State and Idaho for a 1937 lineup. Minnesota hosts Sept 26 this year and Iowa appears next year as part of a policy to schedule major intersectional games. The Huskies also travel to W S C USC and California with those opponents visiting Seattle in 1936.
Patrick H. Sweeney of Nome via agent Hugh O Farrell filed for a U S patent for Memory Association Placer Mining Claim on Sunset Creek Snake River 7.5 miles NNW of Nome Cape Nome Precinct Alaska totaling 77 971 acres with survey details and adjacent claims listed and registered by Almer Rydeen, U S Register.
A reader is urged to subscribe to The Nome Daily Nugget offering a $2 monthly rate. The brief promotes ongoing access to local news through a paid subscription.
Washington September 10 Bureau of Air Commerce inspectors return from a 20000 mile Manila trip signaling an early start for transpacific air passenger service.
Three specimens of Grauer's Broad Bill, the world's rarest bird, were added to the Swedish Museum of Natural History in Stockholm. The Congo biome species has only about ten preserved in museums abroad.
The Nevada invites bids for monthly winter water service through Sept. 15 at 5 PM. Interested parties should inquire at The Nevada. Contact Tom Cloninger for details.
The Name Daily Nugget prints blanks for dredge logs thawing and drill reports mining deeds placer and lode location notices vouchers and special power of attorney forms for miners and dredge men.
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