Salmon a Fish of Great Value
Two thousand Chinook salmon from the Pacific coast, hatched in Washington’s Commerce building aquarium, will be placed in Deep Creek Lake Maryland to spawn and stock the upper Potomac. Salmon ranking among the world’s leading fishes support a $27.75 million annual value from a 400 million pound Pacific catch. five species differ in size and habitat, with Chinook the largest and most prized.
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National Geographic Society
Ashington
D. C
WNU Service
Pacific Coast
Aquarium of Washington
Department of Commerce
Deep Creek Lake
Maryland
Potomac
United States
Western Hemisphere
Pacific States
British Columbia
Alaska
Columbia River
California
China
Sacramento
Columbia
Yukon
Karluk
Pacific Seaboard
Bureau of Fisheries
A Century of Progress Show Delivers World in 424 Acres
The article describes Chicago’s exposition with a world tour on a 424 acre site. It highlights dioramas of science and invention, the Enchanted Island for children, replicas like the Maya Temple and Fort Dearborn, and the Sky Ride as a future transport icon. It emphasizes movement over static exhibits and the unity of global cultures under one fair roof.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
America
Argentina
Algeria
Mexico
Morocco
Guatemala
Czechoslovakia
Jehol
Montmartre
Paris
Ghent
Bruges
Malines
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
William Teehe
August V Piccard
Fort Dearborn
Robert Fulton
Wright
Uxmal
Yucatan
North America
Hodgen Ville
Hall of Social Sciences
Enchanted Island
New York
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Jeifie Coast
Blueback
Puget Sound
Snake River
Yukon River
Fraser River
Fraser
Columbia Basin
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
West
McCloud
Baird
National Commissioner of Fisheries
Livingstone Stone
Mount Olympus
Western Newspaper Union
Elmo Scott Watson