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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1940
Page
6
March Recipe of the Month invites readers to submit canape based dishes for cash prizes of 5 2 and three 1 awards. Send one recipe to Kathryn G Wynn Food Editor Box 1906 Great Falls Montana postmark by March 31. Winners of February contest will be announced next issue.
Boil six potatoes in jackets until tender then drain Peel and mash. Cook two to three cups each of thinly sliced carrots and small onions with one teaspoon salt in one quart water. When tender drain keeping liquid. Mash and reheat carrots and onions with potatoes. Just before serving add one cup heated milk and one cup cream. Cook all vegetables with one teaspoon sugar.
Apricot pie from Mrs Daniel Winter of Coffee Creek Montana uses dried apricots simmered with water sugar salt and ginger then gelatine and whipped cream folded in. Set in a baked shell and decorated with whipped cream lattice. Chill before serving.
A recipe for French Cream Steak with Culbertson as author reveals pan fried round steak pieces seasoned with salt and pepper then simmered with onions water sour cream and grated cheese until tender. It notes possible finishing in a slow oven.
How to prepare carrots to maximize flavor and nutritional value. Wash and scrape, cut as fits, and cook with minimal water. French method with butter and sugar, mint glazed carrots and peas, carrot and celery souffle with butter and egg whites for serving and accompaniment.
The state hail insurance board reports a January fifteenth reserve of 70456.74 dollars, up about 40000 from a year earlier.Officials say a larger reserve could lead to premium reductions for policyholders.
A mother learns the value of attentive listening from her children. Ned and Barbara illustrate how parental inattention drives kids away. Barbara’s mother recalls past ease of listening and warns that ready attention builds trust as children grow toward adolescence.
Sidney bid 51 859 to win the new post office project. Conrad Ritchey named district supervisor for Toole Glacier and Pondera counties and to Shelby. Montana PSC postpones hearing on Mountain States Telephone rates to March 15. Mrs Sarah A Luce 86 Conrad pioneer dies. Winnett superintendent resigns after 10 years. Tri State Yellowstone Park Civic association to meet May 4 and 5 in the park with a tour. Active International to hold 1940 convention at Many Glaciers Glacier National Park on May 28 and 29. Ann Cowley leaves Conrad for Long Beach. Montana Supreme Court upholds $500 verdict against Great Northern Life. Orange shipments to Sweet Grass for Canada export rising. Martinsdale sends relief drive funds. Shelby to add bleacher seats for Class B tourney March 17 18 19. Mike Mansfield seeks Congress nomination as MSU professor. Fort Peck Indians grow to 2882 residents with 400 elsewhere. John Christenson pickup stolen then found after crash. Hamilton forest ranger cabin to be memorialized by Lions Club. Montgomery Atwater publishes Government Trapper and Flaming Forest ready for publishers. $84 canceled check to Charles M Russell framed for display. Helena cash balance in permanent trust funds reported.
Nutritionist Ruth Dawson notes cabbage holds vitamin C best when eaten raw or cooked briefly. Two simple recipes follow: a five minute cabbage dish using milk and cream, and a scalloped cabbage with apples and bread crumbs baked until tender and lightly browned.
The article notes a new oil refinery in Shelby under Petroleum Refining Co with 500 barrels daily capacity, construction started and slated to be ready for operation in May. It also lists financial figures including permanent fund investments and January income from grazing fees bonds counties and land office revenues.
Francis L. Niven will become extension agent for Deer Lodge and Powell counties starting March 16 marking the first extension work for both areas. Jack Maguire will succeed Niven in Madison and Jefferson counties, bringing two years of Yellowstone county 4-H and livestock experience to the Montana extension service.
Cadet Samuel R. Peterson of Plentywood Montana has earned the U S Grant saber for the cadet with the top drawing rating at West Point. He ranked 24th in a class of 451 and serves as a lieutenant in the corps of cadets. Peterson was appointed by Senator Burton K Wheeler and will graduate this year before June week ceremonies on June 11.
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