Edgerton Mediates Flathead Bannack Peace Attempt
In Bannack, a Flathead delegation with an interpreter seeks Gov. Sidney Edgerton's mediation after Victor of the Flatheads asks for amity with the Bannacks. Chief George arrives, declines parley, and peace fails. Bannacks pursue the Flatheads, followed by mournful wails over fallen Bannack braves.
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Bennack
George
Bannack
Edgerton
Sidney Edgerton
Victor
Flatheads
Flathead
Bannock
Pattern 259 Sewing Pattern Details
Pattern 259 is cut in children's sizes 2 4 6 and 8. Size 6 includes a skirt trousers and blouse requiring fabric in 54 inch and 35 inch widths. Send fifteen cents in coins and include size name address and style number to Pattern Department M N 70 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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Pattern Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Practical Health Hints on Colds and Ventilation
Practical advice notes colds common in overheated poorly vented spaces such as homes offices and schools. It explains how dry stagnant air dries nasal membranes and overheats the body making one susceptible to colds. Recommends 68 70 72 F rooms moving slightly moist air open windows shields drafts and a diet of protective foods to strengthen resistance.
State Survey To Gauge Montana Evacuee Capacity
Tom D. Caverly of the Montana defense commission ordered a state housing survey to assess hotels boarding houses dude ranches private homes and other temporary quarters for evacuees from the Pacific coast. A second form covers apartments tourist camps auto camps and furnished houses. The move aims to prepare in advance for potential requests from other state defense bodies and to plan for children and aged evacuees, possibly via women’s clubs.
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Montana
Tom D. Caverly
Montana Defense Commission
County Defense Commissions
Caverly
Duel echoes of Col Sanders in Montana history
In a historical glance, Col Wilbur Fisk Sanders teased a duel with war whoops to defend honor during a Montana campaign. The piece notes Montana penalties for dueling, including debts and support for the slain’s dependents, and cites the state’s ban on deadly combat and related officer fines.
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Montana
Col. Wilbur
Fisk Sanders
Sanders
Helena
Camas Creek
Doctors Supersede Ministers in Habits Advice
Among the professors the doctors have it all over the ministers when a doctor tells a man what bad habits he has to give up he gets immediate results.
Eggplant Cheese Sandwiches and Fruitless Beets Dish Notes
Recipes describe eggplant cheese sandwiches using cheese slices between eggplant, battered and fried in butter to yield about 10 servings. Beets with orange sauce bake beets with a sugar orange juice and flour glaze for six servings. A winter ash bake hints at glazing syrup preparation.
Three Forks Pastor Installed at Holy Family Church
In Three Forks Reverend P. J. Benady has been installed as pastor of the Holy Family church. The brief notices list other Montana events including hospital appointments, deaths, and public notices across Helena Kalispell Great Falls and Butte with local officials and veterans’ rulings.
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Three Forks
P. J. Benady
The
Holy Family Church
Kalispell
George William Hunt
Great Falls
Montana
Delaware
Woodmen of the World
Manhattan
Robert W. Newman
Wyandotte
Kaw
Presbyterian Church
Missoula
Helena
Newman
Synod of Montana
Belt
Wolf Point
Linderman
Four Day Pantry Guide Urges Stocking Essentials
Social Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt says a four day supply of food is enough for families. He notes hoarding is unnecessary as ample foods are available and recommends evaporated milk cheese dried beans or peas peanut butter canned vegetables dried fruit canned meat or fish and cereal.
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Paul V. McNutt
Social Security
McNutt
Rotary Leader Tom Davis Reports Solidarity Across Americas
Rotary International president Tom J. Davis and Mrs. Davis completed a six week tour through Mexico Central America Colombia Ecuador Venezuela Netherlands West Indies Puerto Rico and Cuba. He praised broad friendship for the United States and noted receptions by government leaders and Rotary officials along the journey.
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Americas
Tom J. Davis
Rotary International
Rotary
Mexico
Central America
Colombia
Ecuador
Venezuela
Netherlands West Indies
Puerto Rico
Cuba
United States
Davis
Chicago
Rotary Club
Windsor
Canada
Texas
South America
Butteman
South American
CAA Looks to Train Women as Radio Operators
The Civil Aeronautics Authority may train women as radio and teletype operators to replace men who join the armed forces. Programs could last six months or less, selecting candidates with teletyping or typewriting background and radiotelephony or radio telegraphy experience. Applications should go to the Seattle regional office with brief experience summaries and code ability. Training would favor men first. women only if qualified men are unavailable.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Seattle
CAA
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Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital
J. A. Krona
Tacoma, Wash
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Morony
Cal Sibley
Apgar
Glacier Park
Butte
James M. Gill Jr
Gill
Board of Examiners
Old Coyote
Henry D. Old Coyote
Barney Old Coyote Jr
Army
Air Corps
Wichita Falls
Tex
Emily Ralph
Butte Pioneer Society
Ralph
Cornwall
England
Westwood W. Tolliver
Monarch
Wisconsin
Belt Park
Browning
Red Cross
John W. Bonner
Bouron 'Skey