Prussian Prince Maximilian Explores Montana Frontier
In 1832 1833 Maximilian Prince of Wied Neuwied joined Charles Bodmer on a northward expedition. They traveled Missouri River to Fort Union and Fort McKenzie witnessing Blackfeet Assiniboine conflict. The voyage yielded ethnology philology works and a translated Travels in North America.
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Montana
Maximilian
Prince of
Boston
Charles Bodmer
St. Louis
William Clark
American Fur Co
Missouri River
Prince
Yellowstone
Upper
Missouri
Kenneth McKenzie
Fort Pierre
Fort Clark
Mandan
Bismarck
Fort Union
Bodmer
Marias River
Fort McKenzie
Jena
Plegans
Assinniboines
Dakota
New York
North America
State Editors Say Editorial on Personality Tests
The piece notes how readers are swayed by popular psychology tests labeling them as creative geniuses or social misfits. It mocks conflicting results from magazines and quips about a new test promising further self insight.
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Hardin Tribune-Herald
Gloria Mann
Colmbia Network
Jenny
Montana Board proposes refresher courses for inactive nurses
The Montana Board of Examiners for Nurses recommends 12 week refresher courses in summer sessions for inactive nurses planning to join the national defense nursing program. Edith L. Brown says schools should contact inactive registrants to boost readiness for Red Cross and federal nursing services.
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Montana
Brown
National Defense Nursing Survey
Red Cross
Tourists Visit Canada Despite War Mobilization
Canadian immigration data show 13,598,777 visitors entered from the United States in 1940. Despite wartime measures, bona fide tourists from neutral or friendly countries face no entry restrictions. Transpacific clipper passengers split: 53 percent pleasure, 42 percent business, 5 percent emergency and other reasons.
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Canada
United States
Department of Mines and Resources
U. S
Pattern 327 Slimming Frock by Claire Tilden Design
A Victorian style sewing pattern by Claire Tilden Pattern 327 promotes a waist flattering cotton frock with front buttoning and curved hipline seams for a slim silhouette. Instructions include fabric needs for sizes 36 to 50 and finishing details such as belts and optional ric rac. Also contains kitchen recipe notes for celery soup and a lime treat with celery salad ideas.
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Claire Tilden
Pattern Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Oyster Pie Recipe Instructions with Whipped Potato Topping
A traditional oyster pie method blends flour and butter in a double boiler with scalded milk to make a thick sauce. Oysters with liquor, salt, and pepper are folded in, then baked topped with whipped potatoes brushed with egg white and paprika until golden. Serves 6 to 8.
Mrs. F A Clements Wolf Point Raisin Oatmeal Cookies
A recipe card lists ingredients including shortening sugar eggs oatmeal raisins flour salt and soda. Directions: cream sugar and shortening add eggs and oatmeal boil raisins then mix with flour and salt dissolve soda in raisin water and drop spoonfuls on a baking sheet.
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F. A. Clements
Wolf Point
Practical Health Hints Meat Nutrition and Cooking Advice
Meat adds flavor and valuable nutrients including proteins and B vitamins. Lean meats and liver supply thiamin riboflavin and nicotinic acid and iron, aiding growth and blood health. Cooking methods affect flavor and value. roasts suit high grades while stews use thriftier cuts.
Montana Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Incidents
Robert Lucas named county farm manager in Fergus County replacing P G Boyer. Nick Popovich dies in plane crash during landing at Roundup airport. Fergus County to vote June 12 on an adjunct junior college at the high school. A spring rain and snowstorm hits Harlowton with over half an inch of precipitation in 10 hours. Phyllis Phillips County American Legion approves second floor of Malta city hall at about 2700 dollars. Earl Isaacs to be stationed at McChord Field Washington. Kenneth Sprats stationed at Fort Douglas Utah. Conrad Farmers Union holds annual banquet at Conrad High School with speakers H D Rolph and Mrs. Martin. Butte man fined 30 dollars for illegal trapping of beavers. Lawrence Norris named in court, released on bond.
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Nick Popovich
Lewistown
Fergus County High School
Harlowton
Earl Isaacs
Army Air Corps
McChord Field
Wash
Kenneth H. Sprats
Beachland
Oo Ae Volunteer
Fort Douglas
Utah
Conrad
Pondera County
Montana Gap to First Trailer World Ahead
A Denver family led by M W Tester travels in a self built 16 000 dollar motor caravan on a three year cross country trip. The 9000 pound six by eight foot house on wheels includes beds water gas stove and electric lights. The Tester vehicle travels coast to coast with a route Denver to Florida Galveston Yellowstone Seattle San Diego and New York. The Testers display a collection of newspaper clippings on the vehicle and say they enjoy the road life despite questions from interviewers.
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Bynum Herald
Montana
M. W. Tester
Denver
Colo
Tester
Alaska
Yukon
San Diego
Florida
Galveston
Mexico
Yellowstone
Seattle
Canada
New York
Ocean
Butte
Blood meaning excellence among college students a century ago
The term blood described exceptional recitation or performance by students in early 20th century colleges. It reflects slang use where a strong, polished voice signified high achievement and stood as a point of pride within campus culture.
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Ed Nichol
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England
Russia
Latin-America
Wat
West 39 Street
New York, N.Y
Heth
Wynn
J. A. Tobey
Robert Lucas
P. G. Boyer
Malta
Phillips County American Legion
Lawrence Norris
Justice of the Peace
John T. Gardner
Lester Parton
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lands Department
Missoula, Mont
West
Rawlins
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
Russell
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