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Letter to Editor
February 17, 1947
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
C. M. Barkley from San Francisco writes to Mrs. Luella Grant in Nome, Alaska, expressing interest in 'Nome's Own Cook Book' after seeing an ad in Alaska Sportsman. He encloses $2 for a copy but playfully questions if all Alaskan cooks are good, noting his Alaska mining experience and upcoming move to Nevada mines.
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Communication
San Francisco, Cal.
January 25, 1947.
Mrs. Luella Grant,
Nome, Alaska.
Dear Mrs. Grant:
I saw your ad in the last issue of the Alaska Sportsman and having spent a few years in Alaska mines I am interested in "Nome's Own Cook Book" but you will have to prove to me that ALL Alaskan Cooks are Good Cooks.
The enclosed P. O. Money Order in the sum of $2.00 is to cover the purchase and delivery of a single copy of your Cook Book. Please hurry it forward to me as I leave for the Nevada Mines next month.
THANKS.
Yours truly,
C. M. Barkley. M.E.E.
San Francisco, Cal.
January 25, 1947.
Mrs. Luella Grant,
Nome, Alaska.
Dear Mrs. Grant:
I saw your ad in the last issue of the Alaska Sportsman and having spent a few years in Alaska mines I am interested in "Nome's Own Cook Book" but you will have to prove to me that ALL Alaskan Cooks are Good Cooks.
The enclosed P. O. Money Order in the sum of $2.00 is to cover the purchase and delivery of a single copy of your Cook Book. Please hurry it forward to me as I leave for the Nevada Mines next month.
THANKS.
Yours truly,
C. M. Barkley. M.E.E.
What sub-type of article is it?
Comedic
Informative
What themes does it cover?
Commerce Trade
What keywords are associated?
Nome Cookbook
Alaska Sportsman
Alaskan Cooks
Alaska Mines
Nevada Mines
What entities or persons were involved?
C. M. Barkley. M.E.E.
Mrs. Luella Grant
Letter to Editor Details
Author
C. M. Barkley. M.E.E.
Recipient
Mrs. Luella Grant
Main Argument
expresses interest in purchasing 'nome's own cook book' after seeing an ad, encloses $2 payment, but skeptically challenges the claim that all alaskan cooks are good.
Notable Details
Saw Ad In Alaska Sportsman
Spent Years In Alaska Mines
Leaving For Nevada Mines Next Month