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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1942

Page

6

Overgrazing Threat Prompted By Wartime Prices

A northern Rocky Mountain bulletin by E. J. Woolfolk warns that high prices for sheep and wool tempt overstocking, risking severe drought damage. The study reports conservation grazing boosts gains, reduces range harm, and speeds recovery after drought, with tests since 1936 across heavy to light stocking.

Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station E. J. Woolfolk Great Plains Forest Service Federal Bureau of Animal Industry Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Montana

Lawmakers Will Have Enough Typewriters

State institutions and agencies offer to loan typewriters to equip the 1943 legislature. The State University and a college led the loans with 18 and 12 machines respectively, to be coordinated by J. E. Henry, state purchasing agent. The board of examiners sought input from 52 state departments to gauge available machines for the session.

State Board of Examiners State University College J. E. Henry Board of Examiners State Furnishing Board

Montana Leaders Set 1943 Food for Freedom Goals

Chairman R J McKenna of the state USDA war board outlines Montana’s 1943 agricultural targets focusing on milk meat eggs and feed grains to support wartime needs. The plan increases beef pork lamb and mutton output and sets crop acreage goals for wheat flaxseed dry beans dry peas and sugar beets with underplanting urged for less vital crops.

Montana R. J. McKenna Usda War Board Food For Freedom

State completes Eastern Brook and Loch Leven egg harvests

The state fisheries department wrapped up the annual harvest of eastern brook and Loch Leven trout eggs totaling 2,779,348 and 2,884,584 eggs respectively, down markedly from 1941. Sockeye salmon eggs will be collected for a few weeks despite rationing and weather delays.

Eastern Brook Loch Leven State Fisheries Department Elmer G. Phillips Lake Alvord Troy Madison River Phillips Bozeman Ennis Flathead Lake

Montana Chrome Ore Shown in Florida Monument Gifts

A piece of Montana chrome ore will be among souvenirs of the Monument of States at Kissimmee Florida. Gov. Sam C. Ford was notified. The ore was sent to the club that erected the monument through cooperation of Edwin Crafton former state public relations director and was engraved by a Billings firm.

Montana Monument of States Kissimmee Fla Sam C. Ford Edwin Crafton Billings

Helena Lodge Elects MacDonald Worshipful Master

At its annual meeting at the Broad way Masonic temple Helena lodge No. 3 elected T. H. MacDonald as worshipful master for the coming year.

Broadway Masonic Temple Helena Lodge No. 3 T. H. MacDonald

Christmas coffee punch and gingerbread men for wartime cheer

Wartime guidance suggests low sugar treats and a milk chocolate coffee punch to stretch supplies. Decaffeinated coffee is recommended with longer brewing. A gingerbread man recipe uses one cup shortening and molasses to yield several figures for holiday celebration.

Recipe fragment inventory and measurements

A list of kitchen measures and quantities including 25 servings 8 cups 2 qt 4 cups 1 qt 12 cups 3 qt 4 pies 2 cups 2 cup 1 ts p 2 tsp.

War Depletes Ranks Of Montana Teachers

Montana faces teacher shortages as war enrollment cuts and curriculum shifts reduce junior college enrollment by 25 percent. State Superintendent Elizabeth Ireland urges qualified graduates to seek teaching posts, noting enlistments in war industries lessen senior college numbers while schools in Glendive Miles City Lewistown and Havre shift to math science and mechanical war training.

Montana Elizabeth Ireland Miss Ireland Glendive Miles City Lewistown Havre

Baptist Minister Resigns for Missoula Post

The Rev. M. J. McPike, longtime pastor of Helena’s First Baptist Church, resigns after four and a half years to accept the pastorate of Missoula’s First Baptist Church.

M. J. McPike First Baptist Church Helena Missoula

Pattern 9213 by Marian Martin for misses sizes

The slimmed down silhouette uses flawless slips with a smooth front and bodice shaping. Back waistline darts provide neat definition while pattern 9213 comes in misses and women sizes 14 through 44. Order 16 with 2 percent yards of 39 inch fabric and send 16 cents to Pattern Department MN NY.

Marian Martin Pattern Department 18Th St New York

Montana State co op students run economical dining plan

The Montana State University student cooperative association formed in 1939 to bulk purchase groceries meat and produce for 49 residents in two co op houses 32 men and 17 women. Members work about three hours weekly with house managers planning meals. Anne Platt guides menus to balance nutrition and cost.

the Student Cooperative Association Montana State University Anne Platt Co-Operative Association

Oldtimer Hattie Donne 75 dies in Butte

Mrs Hattie Donne aged 75 a native of Swanzee Wales and longtime Butte resident for 48 years died at a local hospital She helped found the Welsh Presbyterian church of Butte and was noted as a community pioneer through the church.

Hattie Donne Swanzee Wales Butte

Montana Debt Cut Stands Against Census Report

Montana state accountant reports a net bond reduction of 127 013 for the year ended June 30 1942 versus the 12 5 percent debt increase cited by the Census Bureau The June 30 1941 debt was 9 128 724 75 and 9 001 711 75 on June 30 1942 with new bonds of 500 000 for Warm Springs hospital ad valorem bonds and total interest paid 288 112 43 the lowest in 20 years The census listing cited 12 000 000 and 13 509 000 respectively as a total debt and misrepresented the figures The census bureau credited officials as its source

Montana Federal Bureau of the Census State Census Bureau Federal Bureau Montana State Hospital Warm Springs

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