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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1939
Page
7
Announcement of a new recipe contest for a meal in one dish popular in cold months. Mentions November winners to be named in the next issue. Includes quick directions for a syrupy seal and gifting jars.
Kathryn G. Wynn announces the December Recipe of the Month contest centered on casseroles. prizes mirror last month with five awards totaling eight dollars and winners may appear in the Montana cookbook. November dessert contest results will be announced in the next issue.
Dish combines cooked rice and seedless raisins in a buttered 8 inch by 3 inch baking dish. Eggs are beaten with sugar and salt, scalded milk is folded in, then rice and raisins are added and nutmeg sprinkled on top. Bake in hot water at 350 degrees for 60 to 75 minutes until set and smooth.
Rinse dried fruit and simmer with brown sugar cider vinegar spices cinnamon water and honey until boiling. Stir in figs prunes add orange slices and rum flavoring then cool. Stuff with walnut meat, seal in jars, process jars in boiling water until set.
Melt butter then add sugars and salt in a pan. Stir in cream and boil for five minutes, stirring occasionally.
Bisque style recipe narrative outlines two separate dessert items. The first describes cooling gelatine made with cranberry infusion, tangerine sections, and celery with a sugared finish then molded and chilled. The second details a fruit and nut bar dough with raisins peels citron walnuts vanilla and spices baked into strips. yields about nine 12 inch strips.
Prepare 1 quart milk rice sugar salt vanilla in a double boiler. Add milk absorbed by rice and stir every 15 minutes for the first hour, then cook without stirring about two more hours. Chill, unmold, and top with whipped cream and strawberry jam for six servings.
Layer sliced boiled sweet potatoes with orange slices in a baking dish. Alternate layers with light brown sugar salt and butter pieces. Drizzle with honey and bake in a moderate oven for about 45 minutes.
The Lutheran Hour broadcasts each Sunday coast to coast with Dr. Walter A. Maier of Concordia Seminary as the featured theologian. Maier, Boston University and Harvard graduate, has become a trusted spiritual adviser to thousands including governors, a Hollywood executive, prisoners, miners, soldiers, and isolated workers. The program notes renewed choral performances by the Lutheran Hour chorus and the St. Louis singing group as part of its evangelical outreach.
Handy instructions for Cinnamon Candy Jelly and Spice Prune Jam. Includes ingredient lists, steps to boil and set, yields of about four glasses for jelly and eleven for jam, and a warning to make extra jars for holiday gifting. Contains pantry quantities and cooking times.
Chane Ally Pattern 933 offers a bias cut front bodice and skirt panel apron with optional pockets and adjustable straps. Sizes small to large. fabric and ruffing requirements listed. send 15 cents and address details to Pattern Department M N, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York. Raisins dates currants figs note soaking tip for fruit blends.
Roundup reports bids for high school gym equipment totaling 3347.72 and contracts awarded by school aid. Butte notes the death of Miss Jennie Pettibone, 99, a pioneer teacher. Whitehall cites 5000 in jewelry store damage from an overheated stove. Roundup records miner George Fetchik killed by falling rock at Republic Coal Co. Froid plans a public skating rink with WPA labor. Bozeman notes the death of Dr. Andrew C. Kelly in Chicago. Helena mentions Northern Pacific President Charles E. Denny's brief visit en route to Seattle. Kalispell reports Hans Otness killed by a falling snag. he was from Norway. Great Falls recalls the National Reclamation Assn choosing to hold its 1940 convention there. O. S. Warden reelected president. Helena sets date for 1940 Associated Merchants of Montana convention. Missoula hosts the 43rd Montana Horticultural Fair with talks on growing and marketing. Helena announces Dr. Lloyd M. Farner named chief of the industrial hygiene division. Roundup notes lights on emergency beacon near Lavina and Snowy mountains aiding night flights on the Billings-Lewistown route. Helena author Ronald Stuart Kain, son of Helena residents, writes about Europe. he is associate editor at Funk and Wagnalls. Shelby reports Mrs. E. Mallette injured in windshield accident. Helena notes tularemia outbreak in Montana with no new cases. beaver areas affected. Jewelry store in Hardin founded 57 years ago commemorates 75th anniversary with Steffens as manager.
Rich fruity spice cake recipe promotes Duchess Spice Cake as elegant for the between holiday period. Instructions cover ingredients such as sour milk, raisins, nuts, and cake flour with notes on baking times for layers cups or leaf cakes and a white butter icing.
Montana gains greater Mobilgas supply as Socony Vacuum Oil Co extends Montana crude oil use and Montana-made Mobilgas reaches most local dealers. Statewide impact includes industrial growth, job creation, and adherence to high Mobilgas standards, with production benefiting Montana resources and refining capacity.
A fragment from a local page references fruit and nut sale items beside an unspecified king, with limited readable detail on location date or organizer. The fragment suggests a community sale or market listing with agricultural products.
Montana State University forestry school's 21 000 acre forest holdings yield about 500 dollars monthly from placer mining on Elk Creek since 1870. Operations on a royalty basis fund research while preserving land value for teaching and wildlife pasturage under director Charles W Bloom and Dean T C Spaulding. The land combines gifts of 19000 acres from Anaconda Copper Mining Co and 1200 acres from Northern Pacific Railroad.
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