108,000,000
advertisements in
U. S. magazines i
QUESTION: To how many U. S. housewives will Canned
Sabfion advertising go in Kff’f ?
ANSWER: Salmon advertising will go into nearly two out of every
three homes in the United States. In the cities this proportion will
be even greater—13,237,600 of the 18,021,200, or 74%, of all families
living in U.S. cities. In rural and farm districts this advertising will
go to 5,219,000 housewives—slightly less than half the total of 11,130,
000 rural families. One hundred and eight million advertisements
on Alaska salmon will be published in U. S. magazines this year.
ScAn&n O&ctpJt oj-tAt (/Jeek.
SALMON BACON-PATS
1 cup soft bread crumb*
' m
H cup juice from can* of salmon
i tbsp. scraped onion
2 tbsps. chopped parsley
Dash pepper, sage
'/j tsp. salt
4 cups (2 lbs.) Canned Salmon
6 slices ot bacon
Combine bread crumbs with slightly beat
en egg and salmon juice. Add onion, pars
ley and seasonings. Flake salmon and mix
lightly with first mixture. Shape 6 patties,
wrap slice of bacon around each and fas
ten with toothpick. Hake in hot oven
(450° F.) for i 5 minutes, until bacon is
crisp. Remove from oven and arrange on
platter around nest of grated carrots filled
with peas. (larnish with canned pear
halves, baked. Serves 6.
JUST FOR TWO. Get the half-pound
can. Divide above amounts by four, using
egg yolk only, 2 strips of bacon, and season
ing to taste.
This renfe is typical of those appearing in the national
magazine advertising of the Canned Salmon Industry
NOTICE
Both meetings of the evening
Vocational Knitting Class under
the direction of Mrs. David S.
Mazen are cancelled for this
week due to the Fair.
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-THIRD
ANNUAL
FAIR
WILL BE HELD IN NOME,
ALASKA. MARCH 31, APRIL 1, 2, 3, 1937
AMATEUR CONTEST
An Amateur Contest will be held by the Northwestern
Alaska Fair Association, Thursday evening, April 1st. Con
testants desiring to participate will submit a written state
ment of their act to A. Polet, Secretary, on or before Mar.
30th. Prizes—first $10; second $7.50; third $5.00; fourth
$2.50. Position on program will be decided by drawing.
NATIVE POTLATCH
A Native Potlatch will be given Thursday evening,
March 31st, under the auspices of the Northwestern Alaska
Fair Association, conducted by the Nome natives, featuring
native products, for the entertainment of visiting, as well
as all Nome natives.
NORTHWESTERN ALASKA
FAIR ASSOCIATION
_ A. POLET, Secretary.
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OPEN FROM 6 AJH. TO 1 A.M
Weather Today
U S Weath t Bureau)
Cloudy and unsettled weather
preval ed over western and south
western Alaska this morning
with snow falling at Bethel and
rain over the Aleutians. Fair
skies continue over central and
northern Alaska. Rain was gener
al over southeastern Alaska. In
creasing northeast winds were
observed over Seward Peninsula.
An intense storm area is chart
ed on this morning’s weather
map near St. Paul Island, with a
low center about 28.60 on the
barometer This disturbance will
likely cause a continuation of
cloudy and unsettled weather for
Nome and vicinity with moder
ate strong northeast winds and
ttle change in temperature.
Some snow squalls are possible.
The lowest temperature at
Nome last night was 5 above and
the highest yesterday 20 above.
About 42 inches of snow remain
on the ground at Nome.
Grand Opening
Of Fair Tonight
Many Features
_ i
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president of the Association, de
livering the address of welcome.'
Please refer to your daily pro
gram for further details of what
takes place this evening.
Despite the inclement weather
today enthusiasm grew beyond
all bounds, and the Fair opening
this evening is destined for an
auspicious beginning. So, don't
pass up the opening night, to be
wound up with dancing after the
program.
I
Due to a shortage of space in
I todays issue it was impossible
to include the names of those
who have filed for positions in
the city government. Their nam
es will appear tomorrow.
POLSON’S
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