Boning and Tying Lamb Roasts For Easier Carving
Montana State College extension specialist Miss Beasie E. McClelland notes boned and tied lamb roasts, especially economical shoulder, carve easily. Retailers can remove bones. home boning needs a 4 to 5 inch knife and careful technique. Leg roasts also boned slice well for sandwiches and stuffing cavities. The USDA leaflet 74-L provides detailed boning guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasie E. McCleLland
Montana State College
Miss McClelland
United States Department of Agriculture
Raisin Sweet Potato Patties With Pineapple Rounds
Recipe yields six portions. Mix mashed sweet potatoes raisins butter cinnamon brown sugar cream and salt into balls. fry in butter to brown, roll in chopped nuts, and serve with pineapple rounds sautéed in butter. Place a patty atop each round as an entree or meat accompaniment.
Leftover Fowl Transformed with Wine Inspired Dishes
Leftover fowl can shine at family meals using wine flavors learned from French chefs. Roast meats and fowl gain distinction when basted with melted butter and wine, with claret burgundy and sauternes among favored pairings. Try ragout of fowl or Mexican style sauce to feature remaining poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Dave
California
Burgundy
Pattern 721 Shirtwaister for Matronly Figures
A fashion pattern description for Pattern 721 by Claire Tilden, detailing a shirtwaister suited to figures 34 through 48. Highlights include a front yoke, softening shirring, a low smart collar, slim front skirt panels, and options for short or long sleeves with inverted pleats. Sizes 34–48. fabric 54 inches wide. order by mail with 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
Dessert Idea: Chocolate Waffle Sundae Style
A dessert combines ice cream with chocolate sauce atop baked chocolate waffles. Ice cream can fill two baked waffles and be covered with sauce for a rich treat.
Gingerbread Recipes in Warm Autumn Flavor
Gingerbread variants with light and dark molasses, served with apple nut whip and chocolate sauce. Includes marshmallow layer option for children and a whipped cream topping, yields 6 to 8 servings.
The Family Trail Conclusion of The Beautiful Dark
A guide to making a family night trail through fields roads and woods. Children learn night sounds animals prints and nature reasons by daylight and dusk walks plus seasonal exploration and flashlight use. The piece encourages curiosity and shared outdoor study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise C. Hastings
Carloadings Rise in Montana Rail Traffic September 1939
A Montana board report shows September 1939 rail carloads rising over September 1938 across key commodities. Ore shipments total 3705 cars, with increases in coal flour mill stuffs mustard lumber copper concentrates cement and crude petroleum among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Horace F. Casey
Austin B. Middleton
Paul T. Smith
Ousard
Properly rinsing berries without washing them away
Do not flood berries. Rinse them in a colander under a light stream or move the colander up and down in a pan of cold water. Avoid overwashing or soaking too long, or they will lose much of their flavor and texture.
McCarthyville Founder Eugene McCarthy Passes
The former Kalispell justice of the peace Judge Eugene McCarthy, longtime Flathead pioneer club president, died in Seattle. Born 1868, he homesteaded and platted McCarthyville in 1890, a boisterous frontier town that flourished 18 months before fading as railroads moved west.
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Eugene McCarthy
Kalispell
Flathead
Bismarck
Missouri River
N. P
Dakota
Yellowstone River
Glendive
McCarthy
Jocko Canyon
Ravalli
Sheets & Harrison
Flathead Indian Reservation
Flathead Lake
Dayton Creek
Thompson Falls
Murray
Idaho
Trout Creek
Bill Hardy
Rocky Mountains
Marias Pass
Great Northern
McCarthyville
Railroad Company
Bonanza Counties Lead State in Gold Production
Madison County tops Montana in lode gold output in 1938 with 50 370 fine ounces, amounting to 1 891 747 dollars. Lewis and Clark leads placer gold with 34 855 ounces. Jefferson, Phillips, Broadwater, Silver Bow and Beaverhead follow with smaller totals. The Norris Pony Renova Sheridan Washington Bar Tidal Wave and Silver Star districts produced the main Madison totals. Serving mint sherbet in peach or cantaloupe halves complements the article’s note on flavors.
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Madison
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Frank E. Blair
Madison County Mining Association
Madison County
Norris
Pony
Renova
Tidal Wave
Silver Star
Jefferson
Phillips
Broadwater
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Pioneer helped map Glacier Park and shape regional rail lines
The maturing frontier figure joined William and Dave Mumbrae to build Flathead Lake’s first saw mill at Goose Bay, later lived in Dayton creek valley for 17 years, married Clara Deschamps in October 1895 and widowed in 1906, remarried Mrs Malinea Lalond Benson, and spent eight seasons with the United States Geological Survey helping set the US Canada border and create Glacier Park’s first map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dave Mumbrae
Flathead Lake
Goose Bay
Dayton Creek Valley
Clara Deschamps
Malinea Lalond Benson
United States Geological Survey
United States
Canada
Glacier Park
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Bessie E. McClelland
Finlen
Butte Mont
Great Falls
Gerald
Central Ave
Leggat Hotel
Butte
Otel
Ainbow
Miss Wynn
Kat G. W
P. O. Box
Japan
Wentern
Helena
Western Life Insurance
Compa Pany
Bethy Crocker
Itchereciining
The
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th St
New York City
M’carthyville
Buffalo Hunter
Seattle
Chicago
Ruth M. Grainger
Bonanza Counties
Clark’s Fork Valley
Joest
Bane
Lote de Fer
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Lands Department
U. S. Bureau OF Mines
Copper Mining Company
Butte, Montana
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