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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1941
Page
6
A dessert recipe for Peach Nectarine Mock Mince Pie shows how to blend whole fruit nectar with prunes raisins apples and spices. Steps include boiling grinding mixing cooking and baking a large or two small pies with options for apricot pear plum or peach nectar variations.
In the 1870s U S troops in southern Montana and northern Wyoming faced long transport for casualties. Assistant Surgeon J W Williams documented travois use after the Little Bighorn battle, detailing construction from tepee poles and ash saplings and the 30 foot beds lashed with rawhide for carrying wounded over rough trails.
Historical reports recount travois and mule litters tested after the Little Big Horn and Rosebud battles. Medics detail trials by General Gibbon, Captain Henry, and others to move 59 wounded over 30 miles to transport at the confluence, noting travois comfort and later preference for litters on rough terrain.
Helena bank officials announce Clinton J. Larson of Helena and Arthur W. Johnson of Minneapolis as assistant managers of the Helena branch of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank. Other briefs note a failed fire bonds vote in Missoula and various Montana obituaries and local civic notes.
Thomas Richard Byrd known as Uncle Tom, aged 84, died at his Roundup home while seated. A pioneer Texas cowboy and cattleman born in Palo Pinto County in 1857, he helped trail Longhorns from Fort Sill to Deer Trail in 1879, a three month trek, and later married Sue in 1883.
The article explains vitamin D is essential for bones and teeth and notes that sun exposure provides it while irradiated vitamin D milk is the best dietary source. It recommends at least a quart daily for children and mothers, a pint for others, and highlights milk’s calcium content as a benefit.
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