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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
9
Betty Barclay presents holiday food ideas for July 4 including Cola Salmon with Cucumber Sauce and Pineapple Gem Doughnuts. The feature covers quick frozen fish and fruit desserts, plus Patriots' Coffee Cocktails and ripe berry drinks for celebratory menus.
Milton visits Harris at college and learns that education continues beyond childhood. He discovers summer schools for teachers and lectures for adults and hears that lifelong learning is a path to growth. His family explains learning as a lifelong plan and Milton vows to keep learning.
Robert C. Alloway 60 of Spokane partner in Alloway and George contractors was killed when his car left Highway 10 and struck a tree on a hill about 15 miles east of Superior. Read the Classified Advertisements.
Historical note describes the Oslo breakfast a cold morning meal for needy schoolchildren. It includes milk bread cheese orange and Kneipp cracker with goat cheese, promoted by the League of Nations and adopted in England. UK London children on Oslo breakfast reportedly showed better nourishment than peers with hot lunches.
The Cut Bank Lions Club elected officers E. L. Anderson president George Chambers first vice president Earl Keyes second vice president Frank Whetstone third vice president Martin Rahl lion tamer Hubert White tail twister Glen Dopkins and H. C. Davis directors for two years F R LaFontise director for one year E C Clapper holdover director T W Jeffrey is immediate past president. Of 4000 London residents missing last year all but 200 were found.
More than 30 animals are being fitted by eastern Montana breeders for an educational show herd to be exhibited at fairs in Glendive Miles City Sidney Forsyth and possibly Baker this summer and fall. The herd aims to display high quality livestock from eastern Montana with no prize competition and will mirror all state show herds. Breeders should notify O A Lammers Dawson county extension agent and begin fitting now as animals must reach a high finish for an attractive exhibit.
A vintage recipe note promotes the pastry gun as an affordable tool to decorate desserts. It details mocha rennet custard made with coffee milk cream vanilla and rennet powder, then poured into glasses and chilled. Just before serving top with whipped cream formed with a pastry gun.
A lively pattern description for Pattern 157 offers a breezy sleeveless dress with front and back waist seams for a smooth fit and a wide winglike ruffle at the skirt sides. Choices include self fabric or eyelet embroidery, with optional short sleeves and bright button details, from Pattern Department New York.
Bessie E McClelland of Montana State College urges low heat when melting cheese to keep it tender and blend with other ingredients. Do not overheat as it toughens protein. grate or break cheese into small pieces for even melting. melt in sauce before mixing in baked dishes. toast open face sandwiches on very low flame. add grated cheese to batter or dough to avoid lumps. pair cheese with vegetables and cereals for protein and flavor enhancement. England reports 187 hens per 100 people.
Montana state land board commissioner Mrs. Nanita B. Sherlock announced purchases totaling 331696.36 in bonds since January. The buys include school construction, street improvement, and refunding bonds across districts No. 9 Valley County, No. 39 Cascade, No. 12 Stillwater, and others including Richland, Madison, Ravalli, Blaine, Rosebud, Park, Judith Basin, and Blaine counties plus cities like Harlowton.
Montana wheat farmers indicate plans to obtain more hail insurance this year than in 1939. State hail insurance commissioner E. K. Bowman said that if recent showers are followed by good growing weather the volume will increase rapidly during the first half of June. Growing conditions in the winter wheat belt were reported good.
Instruction on choosing and using an electric farm refrigerator. Highlights size guidance two cubic feet per person with minimum six cubic feet, placement away from heat, cooling foods properly, odor control, regular defrosting, and following manufacturer servicing for low-cost operation.
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