Mrs S N Tintinger Wins Lamb or Mutton Contest
Prize winners named for a Cascade Montana feature dish contest with first prize to Mrs S N Tintinger for Montana lamb stew and second prize to Mrs W R Turner for Roast Lamb with Herbs. Third through fifth prizes go to Mrs Ernest Walton, Mrs Fred Thompson, and Mrs Hulda Wystrack for Shepherds Pie, Lamb breast preparation, and Mutton Chops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol N. Tintinger
Cascade Poes
Montana
W. R. Turner
Scobey
Ernest Walton
Columbus
Fred. Thompson
Portage
Hulda Wystrack
Square Butte
Walton
Thompson
S. N. Tintinger
Cascade
Mont
Fred Thompson
Pattern 216 Neat Panelled At Home Dress for Mature Women
An attractive house dress by Claire Tilden offering a slenderizing effect with minimal pieces. The yoke forms one piece with the tapering panel, ric rac adds height, and a back center seam uses waist darts. Belt or belt-free wear and two sleeve options available.
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Claire Tilden
Quick, cheerful frock pattern 216 for women sizes 36 to 50
Pattern 216 offers a cheerful frock with fast cutting and sewing tips from the Sewing Chart. It features size range 36 through 50 and fabric needs of 4% yards at 35 inches plus 3% yards ricrac for size 86 with a 15 cent pattern price.
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Pattern Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Moving Suggestion Echoes Through Parlor Talk
In a playful exchange, Mrs Staylate receives a delicate hint from Edith about timing and social cues. Edith realizes clocks fail to help and asks for refreshments, prompting her mother to send a dish of breakfast foods as a genteel gesture.
Estimate for national road network cost and savings
An estimated cost of 57 billion dollars for an ideal U S road network would deliver savings of 2 cents per mile for all motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rats The Great Enemy of Man And How To Fight Them
The article warns that rats rival humans in number and cause millions in damage. It discusses prevention through food denial, sealing buildings, and proper sanitation. It lists poisons like red squill and barium carbonate with cautions, plus trapping tips and bait choices such as doughnuts and fresh bread.
Helens City and Last Chance Gulch Gold History
Montana and Confederate Gulches produced more gold per ground than any frontier diggings. The Last Chance camp grew into Helena after Cowan and companions sank a shaft, naming the gulch Last Chance and later adopting Helena as the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Confederate Gulches
Helens S
Main Range
Lewis and Clark Pass
Silver Creek
Prickly Pear
Last Chance
Hurlburt
Johnny Cowan
Robert
Reginald Stanley
D. J. Miller
John Crab
Cowan
Silvercreek
Aldergulch
Virginia City
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
John Somerville
Thomas E. Cooper
Thomas Cowan
Georgia
Minnesota
Scott
Lewis and Clark Couny
Confederate Gulch
Montana Bar
Missouri River
J. H. Beidler
Fort Benton
Diamond City
Hershfield
William Fredericks
States
Fredericks
Colorado
Gunnison Country
Twin Lakes
Montana game rules set for elk and partridge hunting
The Montana game and fish commission announces a five day open partridge season from November 10 to 14 and a Chinese pheasant season for cocks from November 10 to December 1. Elk rules remain unchanged with park service noting a 3000 head reduction goal for Yellowstone range. The panel warns against baiting bears with horse meat and approves a trout derby plan for Livingston.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Montana
Gardiner
Park County
Yellowstone Park Reserve
Edmund B. Rogers
Park
Flathead
Swan
Red Rock
Livingston
Lovely Lines Devastating Twinkle Blue Gown Ad
Sally Mil grim debuts a Twinkle Blue formal gown described with raised flowing sleeves and external shoulder detailing. Bette Grayson is noted for the event as the gown’s standout feature.
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Sally Milgrim
Bette Grayson
State Hairdressers Elect New Officers at Livingston Meet
Lilah Schroeder of Helena elected president of the Montana State Hairdressers Association at the Livingston convention succeeding Mayme Nelson. Eugene Johnson Helena named first vice president Ora Starr Missoula second vice president Lila Holt Anaconda third vice president Marge Smith Billings fourth vice president Mae Ellis Butte re elected treasurer Flora Sager Anaconda secretary Dr Pauline Oakes Bozeman and Alton Wadsworth Helena named to the executive board Helena chosen as 1941 convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Schroeder
Helena
Montana
Livingston
Mayme Nelson
Eugene Johnson
Ora Starr
Missoula
Lila Holt
Anaconda
Marge Smith
Billings
Mae Ellis
Butte
Flora Sager
Pauline Oakes
Bozeman
Alton Wadsworth
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Kathrine G. Wynn
Richard Maxwell
CBS
Bette*Grayson
Hollyto Radio
Bette
J. A, Tobey
T. A. Holmes
Montana City
Stanley
Montana Post
Minin
Benton
Prickly Pear Canyon
Dearborn
Bull’s Head
Kathryn G. Wynn
Great Falls
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