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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
3
Veal stuffing recipe with veal breast, raisins, celery, onion, cornbread and bread crumbs, rolled and roasted. Nectar salad mold with nectar, olives, pickles, pimiento, and gelatine set in mold. Golden Crown Cake using Dole Gems with butter, eggs, cake flour, syrup and vanilla. SPAM recipes glazed, baked, apricot variants. Dessert gems from Hawaii with banana or pineapple fritters and lemon juice.
Parrafin sealing jellies should be smoking hot. Add grated orange and lemon rind to iced tea for delicate flavor. Chocolate used in frostings should be cooled after melting. For eggs cook slowly at moderate heat. Horseradish may be added to whipped cream as a sauce with ham.
Florists who grow asters outdoors from seed report plants started outdoors and not transplanted flower sooner but produce larger crops with greater disease resistance. Flowering may start later, yet overall yields improve compared with indoor transplanted setups.
Two simple dishes with a twist are shared Lemon Maple Dumplings and Lemon Clover Rolls. Dumplings cook in maple sauce until lemons appear transparent, then 20 minutes on low heat. rolls form walnut sized balls baked 20 minutes at 450F.
A pamphlet extols condensed milk as a versatile, failure-proof base for desserts such as peach ice cream. It explains the precooked blend of milk and sugar and provides Automatic Refrigerator Method steps, including blending, chilling, whipping, folding, and freezing to yield six servings.
The Montana public welfare board approved 39 176 in general relief grants for June to 18 counties. Cascade 5000 Chouteau 700 Daniels 600 Deer Lodge 1250 Madison 300 McCone 200 Mineral 250 Missoula 4300 Ravalli 500 Richland 271 Rid an 500 Lil Bow 12000. After distribution the relief and panagenics fund balance stood at 18 cents with 1940 appropriations forthcoming.
National wine week will run September 10 through 17 with a national merchandising drive and a vintage fete. The event marks the fall marketing season in the wine industry’s 2 million dollar advertising program and unites retailers distributors wineries grape growers and allied firms nationwide to boost wine as a temperate mealtime beverage. Wine day at the California world’s fair on September 9 launches the celebration with festivities for over 100000 people on Treasure Island San Francisco Bay.
Advice for early childhood care stressing respect, routine, nutrition, and medical checkups. Emphasizes treating the child as an individual, avoiding tantrums, and establishing a balanced diet and regular meals. Encourages independence and readiness for kindergarten.
The Montana Rural Letter Carriers association re elected officers at Lewistown closing session. W E Johnson of Homestead remains president with John Ostness of Hingham as vice president and Jacob H Doerr of Helena as secretary treasurer. Ostness named regular national convention delegate and Emmett Parker of Stanford delegate at large. Auxiliary officers kept include Mrs Charles C Hendrickson Turner resident and Mrs J R Beam Lewisown vice president.
Glas gow born Lucille Chavinard wins 1939 Miss Montana in Butte finals held during a nine day jubilee. Anna Lee Cosens of Bozeman and Betty Lou Costa of Polson named first and second lieutenants to accompany or substitute for the winner in Atlantic City.
The senate approved Senator Wheeler's measure authorizing adding Jessup's mill site to Glacier National Park for fish archery. A house committee previously carried a similar bill, and Wheeler expects the legislation to become law.
Santa Monica couple Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sheldon have made 27 round trips between Butte and California since leaving Butte in 1913. He founded the Butte Glass works later sold to John Brimacombe. The pair travel by car, sleep in their vehicle, and recount memories from Butte’s past including the Broadwater hotel fire and early local business ventures.
William E. Beck a Milwaukee railroad public relations rep and J. O. Mellyar of Miles City helped organize the Musselshell Valley Service Club. The Roundup group includes Milwaukee employes from Melstone to Harlowton with fifty members electing F. W. Kennedy of Roundup as president William Rittterodt as vice president and J. C. McIntire as secretary.
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