The University in Wartime and Democratic Duty
Dr. Ernst O. Melby of Montana State University warned that unless Americans live democracy, the war effort fails. He condemned complacency at home, urged practical education in democratic principles, and called for schools to foster moral revival while cooperating with citizens to combat lax living and thinking.
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United States
Ernest O. Melby
Montana State University
Europe
Hitler
Russia
France
Spain
Pearl Harbor
America
League of Nations
Montana
Melby
Montana Briefs Highlight State and Local Notices
Governor Ford reappoints Belle Nye and D S McCorkle to welfare board. Butte police captain Ernett Sullivan named by Mayor Barry O’Leary. Obituaries: H C B Canville, John Stefana, Frank A Bigelow, J Anna Kline, Amy Palmer Olson, Henry Clark. Fire at J C Penney injures stock. prison population at 473. Glasgow Kiwanis earns district first. Helena bans Fourth of July fireworks. Roundup eyed rubber plant. old gold drive for war effort. mine repairs priority rules updated.
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Helena
Ford
Belle Nye
Billings
D. S. McCorkle
Conrad
State Welfare Board
Garden Tips Boost Perennials and Early Vegetables
The article urges dedicating space for perennial crops like asparagus and rhubarb in victory gardens and explains asparagus bed setup. It details planting depth, spacing, and bed establishment for a productive two season start.
Cowboys elevate Klaue to Montana Cowboys presidency
Ray Klaue of Great Falls is named president of the Montana Cowboys Association after directors elected him at the annual reunion in Great Falls. He succeeds William Shea who led since 1938. Also elected were K C Foster first vice president Frank Birkenbaul second vice president Ben Jefferson third vice president Carl Lemmer secretary Tom McGonagle treasurer and E R Jones historian.
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Ray Klaue
Great Falls
Montana Cowboys Association
Electric City
William Shea
K. C. Foster
Frank Birkenbaul
Ben Jefferson
Carl Lemmer
Tom McGonagle
Eden
E. R
William Hughes
Stanford
Hughes Land & Livestock Co
Bobby Cannon
Helena
Stacey Eckert
Martinsdale
William McManus
Augusta
Ed Kelly
Fort Benton
Henry Keaton
The Goods On Him
A man declares endless love in poetic terms but the woman coolly reveals she kept every letter he wrote, signaling a broken romance. Her calm rebuke contrasts with his ardent declarations as their exchange unfolds.
Food Conservation Tips From Bethy Crocker
Bethy Crocker offers practical leftovers and storage tips for extending the life of citrus, cheese, eggs, greens, cookies, canned fruits, butter, meats, garnishes, and fats. She includes methods to preserve flavor and consistency, such as refrigerating herbs in water, reusing vegetable scraps, and clarifying bacon fat for cooking.
Kilkenny Hounds Whip Fined for Illicit Beifer Meat Transfer
David Mc Minn first Whip of the Kilkenny Hounds fined $40 in Lilmoganny for taking beifer meat from one district to another to feed foxhounds, violating food regulations.
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David McMinn
Kilkenny
Million jackrabbits killed in Idaho amid wartime fur shortage
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service reports one million Idaho jackrabbits counted as dead this winter. Rabbits died due to higher pelt prices after felt supply cuts caused by Pacific war impacts.
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Idaho
Pacific
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Pattern 476 for Women Sizes 36 to 50
Pattern 476 offers sizes 36 through 50 with fabric needs of 454 yards at 35 inches for size 36. Send fifteen cents plus one cent mailing for this pattern. Include size, name, address and style number and mail orders to Newspaper Pattern Department MN 70 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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Newspaper Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Thiamine sources far rely on bread pork and milk
Dr J A Tobey notes two thirds of the nation's thiamine comes from bread cereals pork and milk with pork supplying about 1.6 mg daily in four ounces. Enriched breads milk potatoes green peas and dried beans are strong sources while overcooking harms vitamin B1. Drive Carefully During 1942.
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J. A. Tobey
R. R. Williams
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Butte
Ernett Sullivan
Barry O'Leary
Missoula
H. C. B. Canville
State Board of Horticulture
Margaret M. Francis
Scotland
Canada
Harlowton
A. A. Poirier
Chamber of Commerce
James Law
John Cavan
H. C. Wyman
Glasgow
John Stefana
Valley County
Dudley Jones
State Prison Board
Frank A. Bigelow
The
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
J. C. Penney
S. P. Newmack
White Sulphur Springs
J. Anna Kline
Elviria
Meagher County
Roundup
Amy Palmer Olson
Cushman District
Golden Valley County
Sweden
John L. Campbell
Montana State Baseball League
East Helena
Lewistown
John Robert Schaeffer
Winifred
Pennsylvania
Glendive
Bureau of Reclamation
Terry
Buffalo Rapids
Glendive-Fallon District
Miles City
Future Farmers of America
Worden
Laurel
Roland P. Freeman
Montana Department of Public Welfare
Spokane County
Washington
Freeman
Custer
Sanders County
Glasgow Kiwanis
Fort Peck Lake
Otto Krieg
Uncle Sam
George Edding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Edding
Tom D. Caverly
George Steinmetzer
E. L. Arnold
Arnold
William Hannebohl
Steinmetzer
Clara B. Grothe
Martin Grothe
Cascade County
H. H. Ewing
C. F. Holt
Choteau
Teton County
S. N. Halvorson
Malta
William Whitbread
England
Valleytown
Valley-Phillips County
Will Durant
Cowboy
Klaue
Bethy Crocker
Itchereclinic
Betty Crocker
Home Service Department
Kessler
Long
Julius Kessler
Sanne Co.; Incorporated
Baltimore, M4
Sto XS
Bnet
Gladys Prevol
Qilmont
Montana State College
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
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