Josephine Roche to Speak at State High School Week
Miss Josephine Roche, former assistant secretary of the treasury and now head of a federal health and welfare coordination committee, will be the principal speaker at Montana State College during high school week May 1–3. Merrill R. Good announces the event, which draws over 1,000 high school students from across the state.
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Montana State College
Josephine Roche
The
United States Treasury
Merrill R. Good
Miss Roche
Professor Good
Buffalo hunter William Snow dead at Big Sandy aged 80
William Snow a famed buffalo hunter and ex stockman died at his Big Sandy home after a long illness. Born August 2 1860 in St Louis he worked as a cowboy near Miles City then ran cattle in the Sweet Grass hills and along the Teton and Missouri rivers. He is survived by his widow and son Marvin Snow and a brother Herman of Orange California. Harold Snow died four years ago.
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Big Sandy
William Snow
Marvin Snow
Herman
Orange
Calif
Harold
Snow
St. Louis
Montana
Sid Willis
Great Falls
93 year old South African man begins smoking
William van der Merwe of Coligny South Africa starts smoking cigarets at 93 explaining he wished to smoke as a youth but did not dare ask his father for permission earlier.
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William van der Merwe
Coligny
South Africa
Mammoth’s Massive Upper Molars Weigh Twelve Pounds
A prehistoric mammoth possessed upper molars weighing about 12 pounds. Scientists note the extraordinary size reflects the animal’s ancient diet and jaw strength. The finding highlights once massive proboscidean dentition.
Montana Farms Dip in Numbers
The 1940 census reports 41,823 Montana farms, down 11.9 percent from 1930. A state bulletin with final details will be issued later, covering farm value, acreage, livestock, crops, and land use for 1940 and 1930.
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Montana
Verel D. Reed
Department of Commerce
Coe
Ibed
Livingston Woman Named State D A R Head at Helena
Mrs. Lewis D. Smith of Livingston was elected state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the 38th annual conference closing in Helena. Havre will host the 1942 conference. She succeeds Mrs. C. E. Dobson of Missoula. other officers named include J G Reitsch Helena vice regent and L E Luebben Dillon treasurer.
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Lewis D. Smith
Livingston
Helena
Havre
Smith
C. E. Dobson
Missoula
J. G. Reitsch
Lewis Terwilliger
L. E. Luebben
Dillon
David Walker
Anaconda
G. A. Keppner
Butte
Carl Miller
Kalispell
Emma Blackburn
Unusual fruit soup recipes tempt hopeful cooks
An array of odd but intriguing recipes appears in a home cookbook feature. The fruit soup method combines two parts with fruit, spice and grape juice, then simmers briefly. A veal cutlet dish with onions and carrots rounds out the domestic menu with a hearty roast.
Banana Bread Recipe with Banana and Sour Milk
Instructions list ingredients including butter sugar beaten eggs ripe bananas soda sour milk flour and baking powder. Directions mention baking two leaves for 45 minutes in a moderate oven.
Veal Loaf Filling Recipe Notes and Ingredients
Recipe text describes veal loaf filling with veal cutlet 24 pounds and veal sausage meat. Includes cup bread crumbs cup cream sauce onion pepper salt eggs shortened and carrots onions water. Mentions Worcester sauce and ground veal mixture for stuffing.
Dr. G D Shallenberger Named Montana Summer Director
Dr. G D Shallenberger will direct the Montana State University summer session for a fourth year. A long time faculty member, he heads the physics department and placement bureau after seventeen years on campus. He studied at Oklahoma A M College and taught high school physics before five years at Tulane University.
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G. D. Shallenberger
Montana State University
Dr. Shallenberger
Shallenberger
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Tulane University
Montana and Northwest News Digest Highlights
January carloadings rose by 3843 vehicles from 1940 with Montana totals. Kalispell elects W A Ryder as permanent North West Montana fair board secretary after Roy Ellis resignation. Harlowton Cosgriff station buys Twodot store stock for west side service station. Helena state auditor pays 177000 dollars in 1933 refunding bonds and 65000 in interest. Forsyth Sheriff Burns probes badly decomposed man found east of town. Kalispell district schools receive 1275.50 from state forest service at 18 cents per capita. District 5 gets 466.28. Fort Benton Walter Kaste opening Big Sandy clothing store in Campbell building. Kalispell airport project advances as land acquisitions near 40 of site. Chinook Blaine county potato shipments total 27 cars to multiple states.
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Kalispell
State Forest Service
Flathead County
Car Coach Reports 165 Miles Per Ne Demand
A car is reported to obtain 165 miles per neu radius as officials note fuel efficiency. Details remain limited while investigative reports seek clearer figures and context on testing conditions and model involved.
Venison Stew Recipe From Mrs Roy Maness
Instructional venison stew method lists chopped onion and carrot, 1 pound venison ribs, flour, shortening, salt, pepper, and cloves. Melt shortening, sauté vegetables, brown meat, stir in flour and seasonings, simmer with water until tender, recipe attributed to Mrs Roy Maness of Troy.
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Roy Maness
Troy
Molded Tuna Salad Molded Salad with Tuna and Gelatine
A vintage recipe for molded tuna salad. It uses salt mustard and sugar in a double boiler with egg yolks cream and vinegar, thickened with gelatine, then folded with tuna. Optional celery and green pepper or pimiento may be added. serves 6 to 8. Mrs. Grove Denman Thompson Falls.
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Grove Denman
Thompson Falls
Pattern 309 Jacket-Outfit for spring wardrobes
Pattern 309 describes a tailored long jacket with optional waist darts and front fastening. It pairs with a simple short sleeved dress or frock with a soft bodice, shoulder darts, and a slimming skirt panel. Belts may tie in front or back to adjust silhouette.
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Claire Tilden
You Never Know Carrots Until You Grow Your Own
A gardening note extols home grown carrots for flavor and vitamin content. It explains picking young carrots for tenderness, sowing early with radish companions, thinning lightly, and frequent plantings to ensure consistent harvests. It also recommends feeding soil with four pounds of complete balanced plant food per 100 square feet before sowing.
Famous Guernsey cow Mixter Faithful dies at 22
Mixter Faithful, famed Guernsey cow and 1925 national dairy show winner, died Feb 19, 1941 at Emmadine Farm Hopewell Junction N Y. At 22 she produced 12 0629 pounds of milk and 144 7 pounds of butterfat setting a world record. Her descendants exceed 4000, including May Royal's Majesty from J C Penney purchase in 1925 for 12 700 dollars.
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Mixter Faithful
Guernsey
Emmadine Farm
Guernsey Association
Hopewell Junction
N. Y
Baithful
May Royal
J. C. Penney
Mixter
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Twodot
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Forsyth
George Burns
Here
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Rosebud
Fort Benton
Walter Kaste
Campbell
McNamara & Marlow
Blaine County
Norman Mosser
Missouri
Iowa
North Dakota
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Pattern Department
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Bifth Avenue
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Charles M. Russell
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