Northwest History. Alaska. Food Supply.
Christmas Dinners Received In Alaska. Christmas Dinners Received in Alaska FAIRBANKS. Alaska.— (U.P.)— Two Alaska railroad trains brought the "fixin's" for Christmas dinners Loaded with perishables, freight, express and mail from the motorship Boxer and the S. S. Arctic, the trains ca...
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1936
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| Summary: | Christmas Dinners Received In Alaska. Christmas Dinners Received in Alaska FAIRBANKS. Alaska.— (U.P.)— Two Alaska railroad trains brought the "fixin's" for Christmas dinners Loaded with perishables, freight, express and mail from the motorship Boxer and the S. S. Arctic, the trains came from Seward, where the government-chartered "mercy ships" docked. Turkey cost 38 cents per pound. |
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