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King Thurman: An abbreviated life — Part 4

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Peninsula Clarion Peninsula Clarion - AUTHOR’S NOTE: In 1913, King David Thurman, a Cooper Landing-area resident who often seemed one step ahead of authorities, was finally convicted of violating game laws and served time in the Seward Jail. After his release, he busied himself in preparation for another season of trapping, hunting and mining. King Thurman: An abbreviated life — Part 4 Clark Fair

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King Thurman: An abbreviated life — Part 4

Peninsula Clarion Peninsula Clarion - AUTHOR’S NOTE: In 1913, King David Thurman, a Cooper Landing-area resident who often seemed one step ahead of authorities, was finally convicted of violating game laws and served time in the Seward Jail. After his release, he busied himself in preparation for another season of trapping, hunting and mining. King Thurman: An abbreviated life — Part 4 Clark Fair

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