Remittance man (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Remittance man" in English language version.

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  • Beyer and Rabey (30 August 1987). "Alaska's Gold-Boom Past Gives Flavor to Buckwheat's Town". Retrieved 26 October 2023. Skagway counts innumerable laughs brought here four years ago when a ruddy eccentric known only as Buckwheat mistakenly got off the ferry heading down to Haines. Buckwheat, a sort of happy remittance man kept in funds by a successful business in one of the lower 48, regales locals and visitors alike with his antics: howling like a timber wolf from a grove of trees at a gold rush-era (1890s) tent city near town; reciting Robert Service poems to all who will listen, and writing a very funny column for the weekly paper. Ol' Buckwheat contributes generously to any of Skagway's civic betterment activities, school functions, whatever.

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  • Colombo, John Robert. The Canadian Encyclopedia (07/17/15 ed.). Retrieved 28 May 2016.

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