1 minute readDog Team Postcardsfrom Alaskan History Magazine March-April, 2021by Alaskan History MagazineNext ArticleJohn Philip Clum, Gold Rush Postal InspectorThe header on the original article in Alaskan History Magazine. This famous 1908 photograph of Milton Weil’s ‘Malamute Chorus’ became a popular postcard.AdvertisementPostcard from a photograph by Ed Nowell, Nome, 1908. Compare with the postcard below.With the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle seal in the corner, this postcard is the unedited version of the postcard above. Text on the back: “This Alaska Dog Team carried a party of polar bear hunters from Nime (sp.) to the Far North. The distance travelled on this trip was 1,000 miles.”“The Fast Mail, Alaska.” No date or photographer identification.Dogteams ferry freight and passengers from ships as much as two miles offshore due to Bering Sea ice.“A crack dog team, Alaska.” No date or photographer identified.Dogteam hauling wood in the Fairbank Mining District, circa 1910.More articles from this publication:John Philip Clum, Gold Rush Postal Inspector7minpages 42-45The Cache Creek Murders6minpages 38-45Introducing Malamute Joe Henderson14minpages 16-23John E. Ballaine and The Alaska Central Railway15minpages 24-31A Woman Who Went to Alaska14minpages 32-37St. Michael7minpages 11-15This article is from:Alaskan History Magazine March-April, 2021