Boned Lamb Roasts Improve Carving and Flavor
Miss Beasle E. McClelland of Montana State College explains boning and tying lamb roasts to ease carving and create stuffing cavities. Retailers can bone roasts. at home, use a sharp 4 to 5 inch knife to free muscles and sinews along each bone. Roll and tie the boned roast firmly with white twine for even cooking. US Department of Agriculture leaflet 74-L offers guidance with pictures and stuffing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasle E. McCleLland
Montana State College
Miss McClelland
United States Department of Agriculture
Raisin Sweet Potato Patties With Pineapple Rounds
Rinse raisins and chop, mix with boiled mashed sweet potatoes, butter, cinnamon, brown sugar, cream and salt. Form balls and fry in butter until brown, roll in chopped nuts. Saute pineapple rounds in butter until brown. Place a patty on each round and serve. Makes six portions.
Leftover Fowl Reimagined with Wine Based Dishes
Readers learn to transform Thanksgiving leftovers into elegant meals using wine. Recipes include Ragout of Fowl and Mexican Sauce, detailing ingredients such as leftover gravy, claret wine, butter, onions, peppers, olives, and spices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Burgundy
Shirtwaist pattern 721 suits Matronly figures
A Fashion pattern note showcases Pattern 721 by Claire Tilden designed for figures 34 through 48. It highlights a bodice yoke line and soft bust shaping with a front skirt slit panel, options for short or long sleeves, and a low smart collar. Size 36 needs 2 1/2 yards of 54 inch fabric. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department M New York.
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Claire Tilden
Pattern Department M
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Dessert Idea: Ice Cream and Chocolate Waffles
A tasty dessert combines ice cream with chocolate sauce over baked chocolate waffles. Ice cream may also fill two baked waffles and be covered with sauce for a rich treat.
Gingerbread Season Recipes with Marshmallow Twist
Gingerbread recipes for light and rich variants with sour milk, spices, and icing. Includes Apple Nut whip and chocolate sauce with whipped cream, plus marshmallow sandwich method and serving ideas.
Problems With the Children The Family Trail
A guide to a campfire style family activity, urging parents to create a dedicated “family trail” for children. It suggests daytime practice, dusk walks, seasonal explorations, and observing night animals to reduce fear of darkness while sharing knowledge about nocturnal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louise C. Hastings
Carloadings Rise Across Montana Rail Commodities in September 1939
Montana railroad carload report shows increases in ore shipments to 3725 cars from 1938. cattle up 920 cars. sheep and goats up 2040 cars. coal up 204 cars. flour and mill stuffs 198 cars. cement 109 cars. lumber products 354 cars. crude petroleum 425 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Horace F. P. Austin B. Middleton
Paul T. Smith
Cleaning berries with a gentle rinse in cold water
A brief note advises avoiding strong water flow when washing berries. Use a colander under a light stream of water or rinse with cold water to preserve delicate fruit.
McCarthyville Founder Eugene McCarthy Dies in Seattle
Judge Eugene McCarthy a Kalispell justice and pioneer club head dies in Seattle. He founded McCarthyville in 1890 a rough frontier town that flourished 18 months then vanished as railroads moved west.
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Eugene McCarthy
Buffalo Hunter
Seattle
Kalispell
Flathead
Pioneer Club
McCarthyville
South Amboy
N. J
McCarthy
St. Lawrence County
New York
Ohio
Bismarck
Missouri River
N. P
Dakota
Yellowstone River
Glendive
Jocko Canyon
Ravalli
Sheets Harrison
Flathead Indian Reservation
Flathead Lake
Dayton Creek
Thompson Falls
Murray
Idaho
Trout Creek
Bill Hardy
Rocky Mountains
Marias Pass
Great Northern
Railroad Company
Eight Montana 4-H winners to travel to Chicago
Ruth M. Grainger of Poplar is among eight Montana 4-H state winners who will travel to Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition from December 2 to 9. Grainger won the girls' record contest and her entry will compete nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Grainger
Bonanza Counties Still Lead State As Gold Producers
Madison and Lewis and Clark districts remain Montana’s top gold producers. In 1938 Madison county mined $1,891,747 of gold from lode deposits, with 60,370 fine ounces of a total 203,213 for the state. Lewis and Clark yielded 34,855 ounces. Jefferson 19,180. Phillips 18,027. Broadwater 18,866. Silver Bow 15,142. Beaverhead 12,152. Serve mint sherbet with peach or cantaloupe halves.
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Madison
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Frank E. Blair
Ison County Mining Association
Madison Courty
Norris
Pony
Renova
Sheridan
Washington Bar
Wave
Silver Star
Madison County
Jefferson
Phillips
Broadwater
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Early settler helped chart Glacier Park and U S Canada border
He helped found a Flathead Lake saw mill with Willam and Dave Mumbrae before moving to Dayton creek valley for 17 years. He married Clara Deschamps in October 1895, who died in 1906, and he later remarried Mrs. Malinea Lalond Benson. For eight seasons he worked for the United States Ecological Survey and aided in mapping Glacier Park and the U S Canada boundary.
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Willam
Dave Mumbrae
Flathead Lake
Dayton Creek Valley
Clara Deschamps
Malinea Lalond Benson
United States Ecorogical Survey
United States
Canada
Glacier Park
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Bessie E. McClelland
Butte Mont
Great Falls
Gerald
Central Ave
Leggat Hotel
Proof Butte, Montana
Otel Falls
Ainbow
Wynn
Kathryn G. W
P. O. Box
Montans
Turkey
Japan
Western Life Insurance Company
Helena
Batty Crocker
Ginghed Gaius
The
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th St
New York City
Mcarthyville
Chicago
Bonanza Counties
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Lands Department
Missoula, Mont
U. S. Bureau OF Mines
Copper Mining Company
Butte, Montana
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