Fish as wartime food source urged by Interior Dept
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports shift to wartime tasks under Secretary Harold L. Ickes. Officials say increased fish production and pest control will bolster food supplies for home use and the Allies, with Alaska expected to yield four to five billion pounds annually. Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson notes intensified fishing can raise supplies while protecting wildlife resources.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ira N. Gabrielson
Federal
Alaska
Gabrielson
City council rescinds road tax levy ordinance
Great Falls council votes to revoke adoption of an ordinance levying a $2 tax for road, street and alley purposes. Other briefs note deaths, appointments, and local events across Montana.
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Great Falls
4-H Club Revenue Hits New Montana High
Montana 4-H members posted a record year with 1941 gross project value at 238 943 and net income of 105 976. The average net income per member reached 17.50, up from 14.21 in 1940 and 7.00 in 1935, reflecting better project work higher prices and improved leader training.
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Montana
Ray E. Cameron
Montana State College
Cameron
Ranchers urged to add range land before May first
Ranchers planning to include additional range land in present tracts under the 1942 range program must do so before May 1. Previously grazing land could be added by May 31. the date was moved up to improve program handling.
Pattern 422 cuts for children sizes 2 to 10
Pattern 422 offered in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 frock requires 1% yards of 36 inch fabric and fractions for bolero and extra fabric. Send fifteen cents plus one cent mailing to Pattern Department MN 70 Fifth Avenue New York NY. Include size name address and style number.
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Newspaper Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Shamrock Ice Cream for St Patrick Day Luck
A playful recipe for Shamrock Ice Cream using sweetened condensed milk water and almond extract with green coloring and pistachio nuts. The method guides chilling whipping folding and freezing to a half frozen state then final freezing to serve six. Decorate with St Patrick Day favors for festive touch.
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St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
Montana Fruit and Vegetable Exports Hit $110000
Montana exported $110000 worth of fruits and vegetables in January led by potatoes at $89767.80 and onions at $8081.50. Additional exports included cabbage 3012.45 turnips and rutabagas 4411.85 carrots 1670 and apples 2842.20. Imports for the month totaled $277700.20 with citrus and apples driving the cost.
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Montana
W. G. Knight
State Department of Agriculture
Katherine Stocking State Pioneer Dies in Great Falls
Katherine Lou Stocking Stewart aged 79 wife of A H Stewart died in Great Falls. A Fort Benton pioneer family member born in Denver she traveled with kin to Bannack and Fort Benton arriving in 1865. Her mother was Fort Benton’s first white woman. father ran a Fort Benton store later managed Chateau House. He later farmed cattle and had mining interests at Neihart becoming a large Fort Benton property holder.
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Katherine Lou Stocking Stewart
A. H. Stewart
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Denver
Bannack
Stewart
Chouteau
Teton County
Neihart
Practical Health Hints Appendicitis Control By Dr Tobey
An article on recognizing and treating appendicitis. It urges prompt medical evaluation, warns against laxatives or self treatment, notes pain may start near the navel then localize, and says surgical removal is typically safe within 24 hours. It also advises ice packs and early surgeon consultation. Drive Carefully During 1942.
Feminine Pin Team To Advertise State Beartooth Highway
Five Red Lodge women create an advertising scheme promoting the Red Lodge to Cooke City highway. Beartooth mountain photos will appear on backs of costumes worn by Red Lodge Highroad Boosters, a leading women's bowling team, preparing for Milwaukee bowling congress this spring. The cowgirl outfits aim to advertise Montana to and from Milwaukee as the team competes in late May or early June.
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Red Lodge
Cooke City
Beartooth
Milwaukee
Montana
Montana conducts first state wildlife training school
Training School deputies from across Montana attended a five day program at Montana State College February 24 to 28 under the state fish and game commission. Lectures by experts and laboratory sessions highlighted wildlife work with officials noting it is the first such comprehensive school held by the commission.
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Montana
Montana State College
State Fish and Game Commission
J. 8. McFarland
State Fish and Game Warden
State Commission
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Spokane
Harry H. Olson
Montana Association of Housing Officials
Howard Buswell
Miles City
J. H. Garberson
American Society For Control of Cancer
Cascade
Teton
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John H. O'Connell
Oscar C. Junkermier
Louis T. Lambert
Junkermier
Cascade County
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State Board of Pharmacy
Leonard H. Morrow
Jordan
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