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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1951
Page
8
A homemaker guide promotes a month long plan to improve family breakfasts with varied menus. It lists steps from fruit juice to cereal eggs bread and butter and beverages, plus tested recipes for baked eggs French omelet French toast and a sample breakfast menu including orange grapefruit juice bowls oatmeal brown sugar cream soft cooked eggs bacon and muffins.
The piece discusses Texas hiring Blair Cherry, Southern California paying Jeff Cravath to quit, and resignations by Wes Fesler and Marchie Schwartz. It cites rising football costs, alumni pressure, and long contracts as part of college football's shift toward big business and economic imperatives.
A collage of business opportunities and farm listings. Items include partnerships or outright sales for hardware, artificial breeding operations, beauty shops, and grocery stores. Also advertised are livestock, feed, diesel training, safes, and farming machinery with prices and contact locations across Spokane Seattle Missoula Billings and more.
Lynn offers breakfast ideas including a cocoa sugar mix with milk and oats, a eggnog topping for hot cereal, and a range of poached egg preparations. Techniques include softening shredded wheat biscuits in hot water and baking eggs with cream for individual dishes.
A discussion on coaching contracts shows trouble arising as schools move to three or five year deals to secure staff. The move sparks questions over stability, recruiting, and accountability within programs.
A Minnesota woman seeks a 1951 legal name change from Ellaneous to a new personal name after years of misnaming Miss Ellaneous. A Brooklyn teacher unhappy with the name Doody cites Chap television shows altering perception. In Michigan, Kissinger of Grand Rapids petitions to become Collins then Jones then Johnson, leaving friends puzzled about who Kissinger now is.
A single co worker handed out cigars and candy with blue ribbons to celebrate. She showed a solitaire ring on her third finger announcing the newborn as a boy six feet tall and 185 pounds.
An American officer in North Africa asks an Arab jeweler to remove tarnish from his signet ring. Lacking a translator, he writes Remove the Tarnish on a card. The jeweler misinterprets, returning the ring with the engraving Remove the Tarnish, proving the notice itself was the clue.
A widow, a year after her husband’s death, dies and arrives at the gates. When asked for identification she cites his last words, Joe Smith, prompting a quip about “Whirling Joe” in the afterlife.
The judge questions the claimant’s age as the woman testifies she is thirty. She counters that proving otherwise will be difficult, noting the 1900 burning of the church that held her birth record.
Large territory heavy moving business with best equipment between St. Joe and Omaha. Selling due to age. Priced to sell at once. CHAS McCOURTNEY Table Rock Nebraska.
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