Treasure State News Briefs Highlight Montana Events
A roundup from across Montana notes obituaries and civic updates. Gov Ford appoints Walter S. Good to the state selective service appeal board, replacing H D Rolph. Other items report births and deaths, school lunch reach, beet payments, public instruction notes, and community notices from Anaconda to Fort Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Léin C. Ford
Walter S. Good
Great Falls
State Selective Service Appeal Board
H. D. Rolph
Joplin
State Department of Public Instruction, Civic Organizations
Montana
State Welfare Department
Valentines Day Party Centerpieces And Dishes
This note outlines festive Valentine decorations with entwined heart centerpieces using roses gardenias and corn flowers and offers menus including decaffeinated coffee punch and strawberry shortcake. It gives a home entertaining tone with step by step punch and dessert instructions and serving ideas.
Practical Health Hints for a Stronger Nation Diet
Government guidance stresses affordable, balanced meals using bread and milk as staples. Emphasizes enriched white bread or whole wheat, pasteurized or canned milk, daily potatoes, yellow and green leafy vegetables, beans, peas, citrus fruits, tomatoes, cole slaw, greens, and thrifty lean meats or fish to ensure energy, protein, and essential vitamins at low cost.
Annual Meeting Officers and Directors Reappointed
The meeting announced officers E F Lyman Gerber president C W Thompson Highwood vice president H J Nicol secretary treasurer R P Abbey assistant secretary treasurer and Ethel Overfelt assistant treasurer. Re-elected directors were I L Hart Power and Howard F Bowman Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lyman
Gerber
C. W. Thompson
Highwood
H. J. Nicol
R. P. Abbey
Ethel Overfelt
I. L. Hart
Power
Howard F. Bowman
Augusta
Nourishing, Budget Friendly Wartime Diet Plans
The article highlights affordable meat dishes such as stews and brisket that provide essential nutrients comparable to pricier cuts. It outlines a defense diet of bread milk potatoes vegetables and fruits with eggs cereals and modest fats. Dessert is allowed daily and emphasizes nourishing rations for service members war workers and civilians.
Mineral Lease Plan In West Broadened Wheeler Is Informed
Senator Wheeler was informed by C. M. Granger that the forest service broadened its mineral leasing policy on exchange lands in western states to encourage metalliferous mining. Granger said permits would usually be based on a small per acre charge with no royalty, addressing Scholer of Minneapolis who complained of a 10 percent royalty on gold placer claims in western Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
C. M. Granger
Forest Service
Granger
Charles H. Scholer
Minneapolis
Missoula
Mont
Scholer
Forest Exchange
Montana
Montana Indians Aid in Defense
Tom C. White of Billings reports national defense efforts by Montana Indians. Defense welding and sheet metal schools run at Blackfeet Browning Fort Peck Poplar Standing Rock Winnebago Cheyenne agencies. 100 plus Indian youths enrolled. About 40 Crow and 100 Flathead youths enlisted. Tongue River group to Army Air Corps ground school in Texas. By Oct last year, 4000 Indians served in the army, about one in ten aged 21 to 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
White
Montana Land Use Program Praised in Federal Report
Secretary Wickard commends Montana, Colorado and New Mexico for land-use policy through state laws. He highlights New Mexico groundwater legislation as a potential model, Colorado’s rural zoning act, and Montana’s gross conservation and county lands administration reforms. He notes potential western focus on water rights procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
West
Quote on girls humor and rumor from a columnist
A witty line notes that a few girls possess humor while most possess rumor, reflecting social commentary in a concise, tongue in cheek critique. The remark contrasts lighthearted wit with gossip in a social milieu.
Melby Urges Montana Parents to Aid Higher Education
Dr. E O Melby president of the State University urged cooperation of parents and citizens to strengthen University of Montana and other higher learning institutions for teaching democratic traditions. He spoke at a dinner in Anaconda saying youth must meet future Manchurias Ethiopias Spains and Munichs with courage and that a world without such evils is the challenge to all institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
E. O. Melby
The
State University
Anaconda
Manchurias
Ethiopias
Spains
Munichs
A Dash of Curry Adds Flavor to Hamburgers
A dash of curry powder and grated lemon rind creates a new flavor for hamburgers or diced meat blends, offering a bright, zesty accent to traditional preparations.
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John Raas
Joseph P. White
Missouri
Richard Straub
Tribune
Butte
John LeSage
Florence
Boston
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Paul A. Grieder
Bozeman
Margaret Skinner
Northern Montana College
Havre
Lewistown
Joseph Krail Sr
Czechoslovakia
America
Iowa
North Dakota
Minnesota
Danvers
Hamilton
Ravalli County Sportsmen's Club
Bitter Root
Malta
J. W. Wheeler
Phillips County
This County
Beaver Creek
Here
Margaret Holland
Joyce Isaacs
Sun River
H. H. Hamiston
Cascade
G. Marie Evans
Castner Falls
Cascade County
Montana Education Association
Culbertson
Frank Day Nugent
Mary Ann
John George Nugent
Nugent
Sam Stephenson
John
Sam
Salt Lake City
Red Lodge
Norway
Berge J. Eik
Carbon County
Absarokee
OPM
Army
Navy
Oscar A. Baarson
Chemical Warfare Division
Ordnance Department
Signal Corps
Parachute
Young Democratic Clubs of America
P. J. Gilfeather
Margaret Olson
Grace Miller
Peggy Houck
Fort Benton
Howard V. Morrow
Rena Savage
Charles T. Ameye
Strain Brothers
Spokane
Ameye
Fifth Avenue
New York
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Browning
WPA Rolls
Blackfeet
Cupid’s
Clin Mong
J. A. Tobey
C. J. Dean
N.E. Cor. E. Burnside
Grand Ave
Portland
Oregon
West Broadened
Montana Indians
Fort Peck
Vicks VapoRub
Melby
Truzzolno
Truzzolino Food Products Co
Butte, Montana
Charles M. Russell
Cmere
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls, Montana
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