THE NOME NUGGET
Published Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by the
NOME PUBLISHING COMPANY
NOME, ALASKA
Telephone: Main 125 P. O. Bok 485
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JAY SMITH ___-.-;... Associate Editor
fclDLY BOUCHER ___Society Edtior
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1943.
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RESOLUTION FOR ALASKA:
Let this year be a year of decisions!
AJ1 over the world America fights!
From the farm, factory, industry brings forth ma
terials to make it possible for our ships, planes, guns
and tanks to take shape in quality and quantity to.ac
complish conclusive results. „ ..
We must see to it that these needed implements of
war get there. Get to all the fronts of the world where
they are required to carry out each plan successfully.
We must get them there—swiftly, surely and without
fail.
This is a war in which transportation plays a most
important role. All modes of transportation must be
thoroughly co-related and utilized to their fullest ex
tent, in order to get the job done. l!f now and then it
means inconveniences to you as a traveler or your
freight may be held somewhere because of military
kieeds, remember the big guns, and the men who use
them come first.
Let us give way willingly and without reserve to
cur fighting men and women at fronts all over the
world, who are giving their all and paying the prem
ium on our national insuitbice for the American way
of life.
Back them up like you would your favorite ball
team, sweepstakes entry, the stock market or any other
venture to which you would willingly give your all,
and which today are not worthy of the comparison in
Value, with the lives of our young men and women
in the service of their country.
They are giving of courage, guts and gallantry and
the will to keep on fighting against any odds—are
you?
Let us invest more and more in the bonds that are
buying the bombs and bullets that will give our boys
and girls the needed edge over the enemy to force them
back constantly and in ever increasing retreat.
' Strengthen their chances to return to enjoy all of
the things they are fighting for by investing (you’re
not giving) in bonds, the only support requiring the
use of your dollars temporarily.
Your dollars can furnish transportation to bring
more of them back home. Let’s get them rolling Buy
Bonds!
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BEERS AND LIQUORS IN ALASKA!
FRONT ST. NOME, ALASKA ii
FOR THE
LADIES
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Spanish Lamb
1-4 cup ;flQU,r ,
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-4 teaspoon paprika
1-4 teaspoon celery salt
1 "pound- lamb shoulder (inch
cubes)
4 tablespoons bacon fat or salt
port, chopped
1-2 cup diced onions
1 cup tomatoes (pulp and juice)
1 cup cooked peas
1-2 cup boiling water
Mix flour with seasonings, add
lamb and mix until coated. Brown
lamb in fat, heated in frying pan.
Add onions and tomatoes. Cover
tightly and simmer an hour. Stir
frequently with fork. Add peas
and “water. Cook 30 minutes,
j If the mixture seems too thick
; the firs thour add 1-2 cup boil
j in^ water. This meat requires
long slow cooking so it is advis
able. to place the pan on an as
bestos mat to prevent scorching.
| . s.. Oatmeal' Drops ,
1 ! 'dup. oatmeal (uncooked
brejakf^t.‘cereal) ;,«• ••
1-3 cup 'hot milk
l-5l cup shortening
,, 1 xup dark brqwn sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla-, ‘ i
1-2 teaspoon salt
2j £®gSj.,.beaten . .. t„
2 ’ tablespoons molasses , or
honey
" 2 cups flour .: j..
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1-4 teaspoon cloves
1-4 teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup chopped cooked prunes or j
figs
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
Mix oatmeal and milk. Cream
shortening with sugar. Add j
cooled oatmeal and rest of in
gredients. Mix lightly. Chill.
Break off bits of dough and flat
ten 2 inches apart on greased
baking sheet. Bake 12 minutes j
in moderate oven. This dough!
will kee 10 days stored in re- j
frigerator and fresh cookies can ;
be baked as needed.
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