One Dish Meals In Season Recipes From The Contest
A collection of quick one dish meals from a Recipe-of-the-Month contest including Chili Veal by Mrs J R Willman of Jordan Montana and a casserole with pork or small steaks by Mrs A L Blair of Glasgow Montana. Alaska Lunch recipe follows with notes on easy preparation for busy weeks.
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Alaska
Kathryn G. Wynn
Ember
J. R. Willman
Jordan
Mont
A. L. Blair
Glasgow, Mont
Ethel End of
Augusta
Wynn
P. O. Box
Great Falls
Ment
Wash Day Special Carrot and Potato Casserole Guide
A simple layering method for a casserole begins with pare and slice four medium carrots and season. Add four to five potatoes in a second layer with seasoning. Include a mix of crack between layers for flavor.
Salmon Potato Bake Recipe from May Jacobson
A layered casserole combines sliced potatoes, pink salmon, green peas, carrots, and onion. A sauce of pea juice, salmon juice, milk, and egg is poured over, seasoned with salt and butter, baked 30 minutes, then topped with cracker crumbs and browned.
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C. Jacobson
Homestead
Mont
Scalloped Cabbage and Apples Recipe
A recipe outlines alternating layers of shredded cabbage and sliced apples with salt sugar and buttered breadcrumbs. Bake in a greased dish for 45 minutes in a moderate oven until tender and browned on top. Serve from the baking dish.
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Tau
Luncheon Ideas for Women with New Casserole and Desserts
A guide to hosting women only luncheons with fresh menu ideas. Recipes include Hot Tomato Bouillon Melba Toast Spiffy Salmon Loaf and California Style Luncheon Fruit Salad along with desserts like Lemon Parfait and Avocado Halves.
Trimmed Bread Box Recipe For Veal Filling
Cut a loaf to 9 inches by 3% inches by 33 inches high and hollow to form a box. Brush with butter. Sauté onion and green pepper, stir in horseradish sauce and chopped veal, cook briefly, and fill loaf. Bake at 375 degrees until top is set.
Pattern 831 Afternoon Dress with Double Panel
Fashion note describes an afternoon dress pattern with a double panel yoke, waist shaping, a contrasting sash, optional belt or scarf, and short sleeves. Suitable for sheer wool or crepe. size 16 requires fabric and contrast yardage. price 15 cents. Orders to Pattern Department M.N. at 70 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Actress Selena Fetter Debuts With Family Troupe
Selena Fetter, daughter of famed actress, makes her theatrical debut at sixteen alongside sister Josephine in their father Grasset of Lat and Elaine. She is married to actor Earl Larimore and joins CBS theaters in a family presentation.
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CBS
Selena le
Selena
Selena Fetter
Josephine
Elaine
Earl Larimore
Betty Crocker Style Dessert Cups From Menu Highlights
Recipe notes describe preparing a sauce with flour and meat stock or milk, then seasoning with salt pepper and horseradish. It suggests using the sauce in meat mixtures and as an accompaniment, plus making large cup cupcakes hollowed centers filled with lemon butter or chocolate custard filling and topped with whipped cream.
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Betty Crocker
How Molasses Helps Anemia Says Dr. Tobey
Practical health hints describe iron rich foods including molasses and bread as a preventative for nutritional anemia. The MIT findings note high availability of iron in high grade molasses and suggest complementary foods like liver yolk dried fruits and whole wheat bread.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harris, Mosher
Bunker
Helena Woman Reports Talk From White House Conference
Mrs. Lester Loble of Helena recounts attending a national infantile paralysis campaign conference at the Nate House. She says great work is ahead for U S women and that meaningful plans can emerge from the talks led by Mrs D Roose and a banquet in her honor.
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Lester Loble
Helena
Reeo
Nate House
D. Roose Ba
Loble
Thomipson
Mary
Clifford Maresh
Cordell’ Hall
Orsene
Charles ‘ Edison
Ecu
Montana Jobless Benefit Checks Total $764885 in Six Months
The Montana unemployment program reports 764885 dollars paid to jobless in six months under the new federal system. During 1939 the Employment Service placed 22550 workers, with 68321 checks issued to unemployed individuals. The unemployment trust fund reached 6858637 dollars as of Jan 2, with about 1250000 earmarked for railroad retirement benefits.
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Montana
Employment Service Division
The
Temployment Commission
Barclay Craighead
Craighead
Railroad Retirement Board
Commission
Helpful Suggestions for Using Leftovers in the Holiday Season
The article discusses hash and its definition, then explores casseroles croquettes and other leftovers solutions. It notes that holiday meals leave ample meat and dressing and suggests using canned foods like peas carrots and corn to extend leftovers with new dishes. It ends with a recipe idea: reheated poultry with mashed potato mounds and creamed peas.
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Webster
Mashed Potato Mounds with Corn Flake Coating
Shape leftover mashed potatoes into mounds and dip in beaten egg then corn flakes. Bake on buttered dish at 300 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes. Serve with creamed peas or buttered canned peas, and a ring mold dressing with gravy and heated poultry.
Bread Dressing Ring With Center of Green Peas
Cut dressing leftovers into bits then mix with fresh bread. Sauté onion celery and green pepper in butter, add water and heat. Fold in eggs, blend, bake in a buttered ring mold at 350 until firm. Unmold center filled with canned peas, garnish with parsley and pimiento strips. Kelco Balm sale price 6c.
Forcing an Unfair Choice About Love in Families
The piece warns against pressuring a child to choose between parents and explains why such questions foster jealousy and unequal affection. It urges adults to affirm both parents as loved and to avoid suggesting any hierarchy of parental love. When encountered, respond with a playful reminder that a child loves both equally.
Pioneer Woman Suffrage Leader Mrs Alderson Dies in Montana
Mrs. Mary Long Alderson, 79, widow of early Montana publisher Matt W. Alderson, died at Bozeman after years of illness. She campaigned for woman suffrage, helped name Bitterroot Montana’s state flower, and edited the W C T U Journal in Montana for 30 years. She led state WCTU from 1913 to 1917 and lobbied for prohibition. Survived by three daughters Mrs J H Griswold, Mrs Dorothy Tattershall, and Mrs James B Kimball. She lived in Gallatin valley, later in Butte and Helena.
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Mary Long Alderson
Matt W. Alderson
Montana
Bozeman
Alderson
W. C. T. U. Journal
Lee
Rs. Alderson
Gallatin Valley
Butte
Helena
J. H. Griswold
Bee
Dorothy Tattershall
Clancy
James B. Kimball
Oakland
Calif
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