Sliced Salmon Canning Columbia River Packing 1941

Sliced salmon prepared for canning represents a significant aspect of food preservation in the early 1940s. In September 1941, the Columbia River Packing Association in Astoria, Oregon, contributed to wartime efforts by canning fish. This method provided a reliable food source during World War II, aiding both soldiers and civilians.

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