Alaska Mineral Output in 1910 Report Summary
The report under Alfred H. Brooks of the U.S. Geological Survey estimates Alaska’s 1910 mineral output at 17.4 million dollars, with gold valued at 10.2 million and copper at 24.0 million pounds valued around 740 thousand. Other minerals including silver, lead, gypsum, marble, and coal total about 0.3 million, while wholesale poll output is cited at 179 million in value.
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Alfred H. Diooks
United States Geological Survey
Alaska
Hegtin
Alaska Mining Report Notes Mixed Production Trends
The report records a decline in mineral value due to reduced output at Fairbanks and Seward Peninsula placer districts while coal field production rose. Despite less gold and delays in coal field openings, overall mining activity progressed, with fuel costs remaining a major obstacle to Alaska's mining growth.
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Fairhiriks
Seward Peninsula
Alaska
Soiongena
Recific
Railways Advance Amid Coal Cost and Uncertain Demand
Railways face high coal transport costs from 11 to 12 dollars per ton while actual coal tonnage remains uncertain. Yet Copper River Railway completed 191 miles from Cordova toward Chitina and built a temporary copper bridge. The Alaska Northern Railway sustained .71 miles of track, while other projects delay awaiting coal and load conditions.
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Copper River Railway
Chiting
Cordova
Bonanza
Chitina
Nizina
Alaska Northern Railway
Better for roads National Adaptingtra tion groups with Alaska Road Commission
The National Administration backs road improvement work via the Road Commission in Alaska with Major Richardson present. The annual report highlights limits of federal action in states and promotes the American Association for Highway Improvement. The new group, based in the Colorado Building Washington, lists officers including Lee McChin, Harlan, W. C. Brown, J. F. Yoakum, Walter H Page and Alfred Noble.
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National
Road Commission
Alaska
Richardson
American Association For Highway Improvement
Colorado
Washington
Lee McChin
Read
United States
Harlan
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
F. Yoakum
Triseo Linea
Walter H Page
Exlitor World’s Work
Alfred Noble
Americar Soclaty
Civil Engineers
Great Meeting at Atlanta with Presidential and Cabinet Leaders
President and two Cabinet members will attend the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta on March 8. The President will speak on A Greater Nation Through a Chrester South. Secretary Dickinson speaks on The Enforcement of Law in the South, and Secretary Wilson discusses Agricultural Obligations of the South. Other program participants include Cole Theodore.
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Art
Southern Commercial Congress
Atlanta
Dickingon
South
Wilson
Adilvessey
Cole Hleodore
Southern leaders to speak at regional meeting on penalties and corporations
Roosevelt Surgeon General Walter Wyman and Governor elect Woodrow Wilson are set to address a Southern Commercial Congress meeting. Senator Fletcher of Florida and Huncan A. Fletcher are billed to discuss the southern penalties and corporate topics. George W. Perking of Morgan & Co will speak on business medicine, while Mllea AO will address corporations and the public. Big attendance expected with southern governors likely in attendance.
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Jubicuiary Committee
Senate
Epacnte
Cdrreat
Washington
Ens
Oreron
Rit
Rayner
Borah
Dillingham
Thia
Papuir
Roosevelt
Walter Wyman
Powderly
Woodrow Wild
Huncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Southern Commercial Congress
Fletcher
George W. Perking
Oat
Morgan & Co
Apeak
MleAdoo
Anil
Trade and agriculture notes from Cape Colony and beyond
Export data show Cape Colony fruit boxes rising from near zero in 1900 to 20 871 in 1910 led by pears and grapes with plums peaches and other fruits following. Consuls report heat and cocoanut tree damage in Samoa, rising honey output in Urnaly, 70 000 annual honey cases and 3 400 acres of fruit. Hawaiti tobacco growth, Col umbus Mexico cotton enthusiasm, Peru cotton export 15 000 000 pounds, and European Turkey 1910 cotton 4 000 000 pounds. Foreign trade opportunities include disinfectants horn buttons carriage stock shoe leather and various chemicals and goods.
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Cape Colony
Mason Mitchell
Vipia Samoa
Heatle
Teporta
Alechdl
Germany
Jesse
Jaskson
Aleppo
Furkay
Urnyali
Etsgraf
Peru
Saloniki
Turkey
They Knew What She Was and the Bir Flance Mystery
A fragmented, era style column hints at social guessing about a woman's reputation and the reaction of her parents to a reported forming relationship. The text mentions phrasing about education and youth, implying a local gossip tone and unresolved judgment surrounding a befalling suitor.
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Fay
Thatluns Missionaries Will Wish As Fallons
Fragmentary OCR lists names, places, and dates across a calendar-like notice. Readable items include Vernon, Brockton, Batesville, Grantsville, St. John, and local figures such as Atkin, Tate, Brown, Spelberg, Gillett. Dates appear in 1910s style, but specifics are unclear.
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Fallons
Sunday School and Methodist Church Services Notice
D 5 Sunday School every Sandy at 10 o'clock am in the district ach house Kindergarten P rimary Inter mediate Theological and Parents Des partment Religious Services in the Meetif Houiat 2 p Wr Everybody is cordia ty invited regeardless of Uneh religions etn CONICLIC yrk Silas Orme Peterleye Alvin cA-Walters Ward Bishoprie ibhodis Giurel le Ee eh et rtelde Services by the Méthodist Church as follows Preathing every Sun at 750 p Mm Bondey Aicheotht dia Bren and prayer meeting every Peal ate Tio mh A cordial avitarion is extendd to all
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Cordia
Etn
Méthodist Church
Bondey
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Bensular
Topelo i
Tooele
Fromm
Tooele Building Association
Tt Commercial Bank
Utah
Ezlomec
Orié
Tooele Improvement Company
Church) News
Wernon
Ward
Jolin
Crantaville
Toy Lakeview
Gostive Andersundt
Milward
Vernon
W. G. Shields
G. Shielda
Brockton
I. M. Atkin & Gen
L. Tate
Joy Lake View
R. T. Brown
Wm. Spelberg
Batesville
Jon
Grantsville
W. J
Yrk Silas
Orme
Peterleye
Alvin Ca - Walters Ward
Bishoprie
Ibhodis Giurel
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