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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1940
Page
7
Montana homemakers hub for casserole contest winner
By Kathryn G Wynn readers respond to the December casserole contest with a featured recipe from Nora Northway Ennis Montana. The chicken casserole combines cup chicken broth celery carrots potatoes peas onion and biscuits baked in a 400 degree oven for thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Northway
Ennis
Mont Pound
Veal and Noodles Recipe From Shelby Mont
Lela Snell from Shelby Montana provides a home style dish using four packages of noodles and veal steak with mushrooms. Noodles are boiled until tender then combined with seared cubed veal mushrooms and sour cream baked thirty minutes serves six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Snell
Shelby
Mont
Steak and Spaghetti by Mrs L E Moore Helena Mont
This recipe describes making steak and spaghetti with mushrooms onions and tomatoes. It instructs browning salt pork and beef, simmering two hours, cooking spaghetti, layering with sauce, then baking and serving with biscuits salad and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Moore
Helena
Mont
Casserole of Beans by Mrs Alton Griffin
A simple bean casserole recipe from Mrs. Alton Griffin of Plevna Montana uses one pound dried pea beans or one large can baked beans with salt pepper brown sugar tomatoes and onion to create a hearty dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Griffin
Plevna
Mont
Beefeclat in Toast Baskets a Sunday supper favorite
A homey Sunday supper feature explains Beefeclat a dressed up ground beef dish served in crispy toast baskets. It includes toast basket preparation steps baking guidance and a complete beef eclat recipe with mushrooms horseradish and cream plus a short pie quiz and caramel vs butterscotch difference.
Dress With New Hip Treatment
There are housefrocks and house frocks but this clever at home pattern 922 for Claire Tilden offers triangle hip pieces to create flare and ease in fullness without belt or waistline seams. Shoulder darts smooth the bodice and a duet front buttoning provides quick wear. Pattern available in misses and women sizes. send 15 cents and address to Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
M. N
Fifth Avenue
New York
February Meatless Recipe Contest Opens for Lent
Readers are invited to submit one meatless main dish recipe for Lent as part of February's Recipe Contest. Send to Kathryn G Wynn at the Montana Newspaper Association in Great Falls, Montana, by midnight February 29, 1940. Prizes include $5 for first, $2 for second, and three $1 honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn G
Wynn
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
Mont
Miss Wynn
Resort for Victims Of Dread Paralysis Sought for Montana
Lake County Federation of Women’s Clubs drives a Warm Springs style warm water cure in Montana. They purchased land near Lake and Sanders counties with a 100 degree mineral well. They seek state federation funds and public support to develop the facility to help infantile paralysis victims awaiting admittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Montana
Warm Springs
Oswelt
Lake County
Lake and
Sanders County
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Federation
Anna W. Kemp
Warm Springs J
Bacon Layered Bean Bake in Slow Oven
Historic recipe instructions describe soaking dried beans overnight, cooking until tender, reserving the cooking liquid for soup. Layer beans and tomatoes in a baking dish with onion and bacon, seed with salt and pepper, bake covered then uncover to finish until moisture is absorbed.
Casserole Dish by Mrs E B Knott Whitefish Mont
A simple casserole recipe from Mrs E B Knott of Whitefish Montana with spaghetti and vegetables. The directions describe boiling the pasta, browning meat with onion, preparing olives and mushrooms, combining ingredients, then baking with grated cheese for about 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Knott
Phetti
National Social Hygiene Day Promotes Public Health
Dr. James A Tobey notes February 1 as National Social Hygiene day to highlight control and prevention of venereal diseases, and the broader social hygiene program including sex education recreation and curbing commercialized vice. Prompt treatment via physicians and clinics is urged. information is available from the U S Public Health Service and the American Social Hygiene Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign
Crtess Campa
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
American Social Hygiene Associon
West 50Th Street
New York
Cowboys From All Over State Attend Great Falls Reunion
A fragmented note mentions cowboys from across the state gathering at Great Falls on February 24 for a reunion event connected to the Mon organization.
Trip to Yellowstone Park in 1890 by Seven Butte Youths
George P. Porter recounts a horseback wagon journey by seven Butte youths to Yellowstone in August 1890. The party rode six horses, camped at Nine Mile and Jefferson River, met soldiers at Mammoth, and returned home after five weeks. They describe Hell's Half Acre, Old Faithful, Bee Hive, and the park’s primitive, roadless state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Yellowstone National Park
George P. Porter
Porter
Yellowstone Park
Robert E. Tait
Whitehall
A. B. Cohen
Justice
Nine-Mile
Parson's Bridge
Jefferson River
Henry’s Lake
Madison Valley
South Carolina
North Carolina
U. S
Hell
Old Faithful
Chicago
Doctor Emerson
Emerson
Coberly
Demars
Mammoth Hot Springs
U. S. Army
Bozeman
Haynes
Mammoth
Park
Hell's Half Acre
Dante
Roaring
Millions Spent to Help Jobless in Federal Relief Drive
Montana reports total federal emergency relief funds of 127 million over 1935 to 1939 with the bulk channeled through the Works Progress Administration and the Civilian Conservation Corps. WPA state programs amount to about 46 million, with other agencies sharing funds for land, education, rural programs, and veterans projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Congress
Roosevelt
Work Projects Administration
Employer’ Compensation Commission
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
Office of Education
Social Security Board
United States Employment Service
Public Works Administration
Veterans’ ‘Administration
Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Forest Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Security Administration
Interior
National Park Service
Reclamation Service
Treasury
War Department
Engineers Corps
Quartermaster Corps
State Bank Resources Show Large Increase
Resources of 68 state banks in Montana at end of 1939 totaled $71,674,595.57, up $4,568,980.53 from 71 banks a year earlier per State Examiner W A Brown. Loans and discounts rose from $16,137,170.60 in 1938 to $20,764,682.00 in 1939 with other gains in stock in the federal reserve bank, overdrafts, U S bonds, cash and due from banks, and other assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. A. Brown
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kathryn G. Wynn
Nora Apr Toraeid Reed
Betty Crocken
Itgheneclinig
Raey
James A. Tobey
J. A. Tobey
Xerxes
Gaston OF Orleans
Louis XIV
WPA
PWA
CCC
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