Fragmented 19th century notes on property and people
Miscellaneous 1800s era observations detail land parcels near government reserve along Mc Tos, naming buyers such as Alaska Uomanescist company, North American Tyenephities of Chicago, and women owning property. Narratives describe individuals, prior movements, occupations, and earnings, including a girl aged about three and a nurse who moved with a trading party from Oldland, Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Tost
Auegost
Usb
Alaska
Suet Lumar
Gorapy
Shi
Oeldend
Cal
Lottie Barnes
Dawson
Indicus
Ste
Ausland
Dayton
Barly
Elis Turner Frooy
Schuyler Falls
Will Jill Laniay
George Mulligan
Myrel
Junown
Lake Lindeman
Layee Ta
Jord Kha
Willipaw
Circle City
ALO
Jaimie Wilson
Cthinkcabo
San Prancivo
Mire Belin
Pete Tp
Hotioetouees
Cirale Cie
Dawson Luxuries and Social Scene in Dawson City
Fragmentary 19th century notice describes a Dawson district scene with shops and social venues. It mentions Ho Binous and Bow Bielaryes, pianos, artwork from San Francisco and Oakland, a dance hall run by Barry at Airco, an orchestra, and 90 cent drinks. It notes limited dining options, rising meat and egg prices, labor shortages, and supply hurdles for merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALG. D. Company
San Feaneisca
Lesel & Ashby
Joseph Cooper
San Francisco
San Tranvisco
Guo
San Proudgen
Barry
Airco
Flave
Chianimagny
Halle
Klondike Children and Town Life Sketch
A faded reminiscence outlines Klondike life with stray notes about children, a barker named Lina, a spring town like Circle City and Dawcet under development, a teacher in Circle City, churches planned, a theater company led by Gourga Snow, and a graveyard with two graves. It mentions Bishop Bumpurn, Dr. Wills, and locals facing a $200 dental or medical cost, plus the Klondike river and Lousy Town at the river junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Circly City
Dawcet
Cirele City
Arcific Circle
Furth
Samper
Keno
Boston
Ebsng
Judea
Danseur
Citely City
Gourga Snow
Uncle von
Old Kentucky
Pile
Dawson
Bert Stickavy
C. G. Felch
Servion
Church of England
Bumpurn
Forty Mile
Wills
Aelan
Chambers
Iran Yukini
Wille Ha
Hefarg
Searle Siwyers
Murphy
Daweron
Yukon farming and life in the Klondike era
Describes agricultural attempts and harsh climate near Forty Mile and Port Solitude, detailing crops, seasons, and daily life. Notes barley, turnips, lettuces, cabbage, and potatoes. cattle and gardens scarce. long days in summer and long winters with frozen rivers. Mentions Dawson as a rough center and local pastimes among minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qwesten
Port Soliith
Yukon River
Pelly
Lewin Rivera
Dawe
Atay
Marci
No clear event or names found in fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event, person, or organization to summarize. Unable to identify a specific news item or outcome from the readable words.
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Dawson Luxuries
Bakker
Oil N. Alt
Browat
Emyan
Klondike Children
Klondike
Yukon
Cannes
Ogilvy
Phayinge
Andy Gut
Ehelf
New York
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