Tested Recipes From Montana Kitchens
Selected recipes from Recipe of the Month contests tested in Montana homes. Gum Drop Cookies from Lewistown use eggs brown sugar flour nuts and gum drops baked at 300 degrees for 45 minutes. Raisin and Walnut Pie combines walnuts raisins cream or milk lemon juice and brown sugar baked in pastry. Baked Stuffed Onions use onions mushrooms green pepper butter bread crumbs and seasonings baked then browned. Creole Soup blends browned stock onions peppers tomatoes with butter flour horseradish vinegar and macaroni. Orange Spanish Cream uses gelatine milk sugar egg yolks orange and lemon peels with whipped whites and orange segments in a chilled mold.
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Louise Nelson
Lewistown
Mont
Ben Welborn
Edwards
Robert C. Hurst
Stanford
Dried Beans Promote Energy In Low Cost Diet
Nutritionist Ruth M. Dawson explains dried beans are high in plant protein and minerals, boosting energy and nutrition in winter diets. Recipes from the U S Department of Agriculture guide school lunches including beans with salt pork and baked beans, with soaking and slow baking steps.
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Ruth M. Dawson
N. D. A. C. Extension Service
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Warren Toole Resigns Liquor Board Post
Warren Toole resigns as assistant administrator of the state liquor control board after two years to return to private law practice in Great Falls. The resignation submitted Jan 31 takes effect March 1. Toole previously served as attorney for the state highway commission and is son of Montana's first governor Joseph K. Toole. Governor Roy E. Ayers accepted the resignation with regret.
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Warren Toole
Liquor Board
State Liquor Control Board
Great Falls
Toole
State Highway Commission
Joseph K. Toole
Montana
Roy E. Ayers
Pedestrian fault linked to majority of fatal crashes
It is estimated that 55 percent of traffic accidents in which pedestrians are killed involve some fault by the pedestrian.
Choosing Toys by Florence Milner
This piece argues toys that imitate adult life and offer progressive activity hold a child’s interest. It highlights blocks, wheeled forms, changable dolls, and paper dolls as durable choices, and advises matching toys to a child’s interests and imagination for lasting wear.
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Johnny
Toasting Canapes Adds Flavor and Keeps Toppings Set
The guide recommends toasting small bread bits before buttering to enhance flavor and prevent toppings from slipping. It notes canapes can be sprt pre Serv ing, and sometimes spread in advance then warmed briefly in a moderate oven to refresh.
Betty Crocker Substitution Guide for Cupboard Essentials
A compact kitchen cheat sheet from Betty Crocker listing substitutions for common ingredients. It shows how to replace cake flour with all purpose flour, cornstarch with flour, chocolate with cocoa and shortening, various shortenings, evaporated milk, regular milk for cream, honey or molasses for sugar, and egg yolks for whole eggs, with precise ratios.
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Angel ‘Food
Sponge Erie
Pattern 979 Yoke Dress With Spring Flair
The ad touts Pattern 979 a feminine dress with fluid lines and a gathered yoke ideal for spring wear. Features include a low curved back seam, optional belt or sash, tiny back buttons, and optional lace trim. Sizes 14 through 42, requires materials, and costs 15 cents. Send size name address and pattern number to Pattern Department MN New York.
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Claire den
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Christmas Greetings From 1938 Found In Missing Mail Pouch
The 1938 Christmas greetings from South Africa to British Columbia residents resumed a 12000 mile journey after a two year wait on a Helena vacant lot. A mail pouch fell from an airliner on Dec 22 1938 with two other pouches recovered that day. Mike Rice found the long hidden pouch near the vacant lot and two of 66 mails were water stained. Postal officials sent the mail to Vancouver British Columbia addresses.
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South Africa
British Columbia
Helena
Heliopolis
Egypt
British Isles
Mike Rice
Vancouver
B. C
Clerk asks for promotion in patient manager encounter
A clerk in a large office approaches the manager with a plea for a promotion. The manager, claiming a reputation for patience, waves him off, stating he has been in his current role since the manager arrived.
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Providence Journal
Foundations Completed For Grandstand At Missoula Fairgrounds
Foundations for the new grandstand additions at the Missoula county fairgrounds south of the city are finished and frame work for the new structure will be started soon.
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Missoula
Missoula County Fairgrounds
Ingenue Joan Tetzel rises as CBS drama star on test
CBS profiles 18 year old ingenue Joan Tetzel one of the busiest young dramatic actors in network serials. After a Broadway debut at 16 she moved to radio and now appears in two daily CBS serials Lucy Jackson in Woman of Cour age and Sylvia Field in When a Girl Marries. In Washington Arnold unit discusses reciprocal trade agreement before a senate committee. EROS and Montana Pioneer notices follow.
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CBS
Joan Tetzel
Hollywood
Joan
CBS Daily
Lucy Jackson
Sylvia Field
Senate
Arnold
Washington, D. C
Montana News in Brief Years 1930s and 1940s Era Highlights
Notes from several Montana towns include Kalispell survivors after Demersville decline. a Great Falls voter registers as absent. Butte hosts 1940 Montana Laundry Owners convention with 75 expected. Montana Junior chambers to gather in Great Falls May 17 to 19. state treasurer disburses 864 417 to counties with Cascade 56 648 and others. Missoula tragedy as Homer Norton dies in W P A shack fire. Birney stockgrowers chair appointed as part of statewide updates.
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Butte
Montana Laundry Owners and Cleaners Association
Meetae Ae
Arthur Cline
Billings
Carl Topel
Helena
Great Falls
Montana
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Paul North
Montana Junior Chamber
Ted Corbett
Billings JayCees
Ray N. Shannon
Cascade
Flathead
Hill
Missoula
Ne Bow
Yellowstone Y
Births Outpace Deaths in Montana Last Year
Montana's state health board reports 10 710 births and 5 840 deaths in the prior year keeping births nearly twice as high as deaths. Heart disease led mortality with 1 219 deaths followed by cancer 640 apoplexy 505 pneumonia 368 nephritis 321 tuberculosis 238 influenza 180. Accidents 524 homicides 21 and one legal execution were recorded.
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Montana
State Board of Health
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