North Dakota artist turns to plains Indians in oil paintings
Hazzard a Billings artist and former sculptor with New York film work has shifted to canvas to portray Plains Indians. Born 1900 in Grafton, North Dakota, he studied in New York and Paris, then designed film sets before painting Indians to capture their humanness and culture.
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H. Mardsen Hazzard
Billings
East
Hazzard
New York
American Museum of Natural History
American Indian
Heye) Foundation
West
Younster
North Dakota
Grafton
N. D
Devils Lake
Fort Totten
Black Oaks
Canada
Leta
Grafton High School
J. H. Hazzard
J. I. Case Co
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Poly
Harry
New York City
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Cooper Union
Art Students’ League
Paris
Joseph Urban
Urban
Cosmopolitan Motion Picture Company
Marian Davies
Old Biograph
Lot
Richard Barthelmess
George D. Sack
Sack
California
W. K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt New York
Montana Briefs Show Local Deaths and Distinctive News
Obituaries note Conrad J F Cheatham 174 in Williams district died at St Marys hospital. Billings Axel Carlson 55 killed near Huntley when trains collided. Chinook Otto Measel of Detroit surprised brother Chris after 27 years. Ingomar Jim Bogovich 57 killed in sheep wagon collision near Roundup. Helena students to model warplanes. last year 2,000 models built. Malta Masami Enseki 24 and Aya Misono 19 wed after California camp romance. Missoula Christmas trees harvest to begin. 2,000,000 trees yearly. Great Falls new X ray unit at Montana Deaconess Hospital. Anaconda Maribel Staudohar named city clerk. Sid G Stewart wins golf title. Glasgow Curtis Beetle to Navy duty. Beede to recruiting. Billings hotel group to discuss war emergencies Nov 16 at Northern Hotel. Lewistown Ingemar Hornseth 78 longtime Fergus resident. Conrad Pondera county hail insurance covers 14,256 acres with $102,495 coverage and $7,824.55 premiums.
Green Pepper Stuffing and Rainbow of Montanan Recipes
Green firm peppers are boiled and baked with a variety of fillings including bread crumbs corn cheese cubes chipped beef and rice mashed potato eggs tomato pulp or cream sauce. The page also reports obituaries, gas damages, court rulings, and notable local event notes across Montana including Great Falls Billings Roundup Helena and Whitefish.
Home kitchen wartime recipes from camps and ships
A collection of simple wartime treats offered for families of service members. Recipes include Chocolate Chip Honey Cookies Toastaroons Stone Jar Molasses Cookies and Brownies with steps, ingredients, baking times, yields, and storage tips.
Mines School Drops Football During War
Montana School of Mines abandons football for the duration citing wartime fitness goals, lack of opponents, and transport issues. Carroll College of Helena and South Dakota School of Mines also announce football elimination for the period.
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Mines
Montana School of Mines
Carroll College of Helena
South Dakota School of Mines
Jump in Milk Prices Expected in Montana Areas
Montana milk control board forecasts modest increases in bottled milk prices due to dairy labor shortages and rising feed costs. E F Lyman of Great Falls said the board will back several dairymen appeals for price hikes averaging one cent per quart, with none exceeding two cents. Discussions also covered the impact of recent dairy cow sales on fluid milk supplies.
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Montana Milk Control Board
E. F. Lyman
Great Falls
Montana
Office’ of Price Administration
Lon Crumley Profile Highlighted in IPA Magazine
A. E. Lon Crumley of Shelby is featured in the IPA monthly with a captioned sketch and photo. He serves as Montana vice president of Independent Petroleum Association of Montana and has long been a prominent independent producer in the region.
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A. E
Lon” Crumley
Shelby
Montana
Independent Petroleum Association of Montana
IPA Monthly
Crumley
A. E. Crumley
Shelbey, Mont
IPAA
A. B. Crumley
Volcano
W. Va
Emlenton
West Virginia
A. J. Crumley
Charleston
Missing Butte sergeant from Flying Fortress in Pacific
Sergeant Marion Taylor, 25, of Butte, is missing in action in the Pacific theater since Sept. 16. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore, were notified by the War Department. He served as an engineer aboard a Flying Fortress, a bomber active against Japanese positions on the New Guinea front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Taylor
Butte
John Gilmore
War Department
New Guinea
Night biting Anopheles mosquitoes threaten malaria risk
The article explains how Anopheles females bite at night, spreading malaria. It advises house screening, nets, repellents, and community water management to reduce breeding, and promotes daily quinine during the malarial season. If malaria occurs, the short method uses at least 20 grains of quinine daily for five to seven days, with care to keep the patient warm and nourished.
Radio Course Offered by Montana School of Mines
A wartime radio technology course is under way at Montana School of Mines in Butte under the U. S. Office of Education. The evening program runs 16 weeks, led by Professors Posin and Poole, training men and women for service in radio and assisting the national effort to meet a shortage of qualified radio personnel. The college level course requires a four year high school diploma with two years of math, and attendees pledge to apply their skills to advance the war effort.
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Montana School of Mines
United States Office of Education
Butte
Posin and Poole
School of Mines
Armed Services
Montana State University Awards Scholarships
Montana State University has awarded 40 scholarships representing 5 percent of upperclass students. Recipients include Harold Roe Big Timber Earl Christy Christensen Fergus Rial Cummings Plains Lois Dahl Forsyth Robert Louis Dow Sheridan Michael J Hughes Glendive Carl Isaacson Plentywood Mark Jackobson Carlyle Audrey Johnson Red Lodge Louis Picchioni Klein Christine Warren Glendive Jack Schmautz Sheridan Lilburn Wallace Columbus also received awards but were drafted into the Army. Margaret Thrailkill Missoula and Lael Olcott Red Lodge were alternates.
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Montana State University
Harold Roe
Big Timber
Earl Christy Christensen
Fergus
Rial Cummings
Plains
Lois Dahl
Forsyth
Robert Louis Dow
Sheridan
Wyo
Michael J. Hughes
Glendive
Carl Isaacson
Plentywood
Mark
Circus Trainer Survives Elephant Attack In Butte
Earl Page of Cole Bros circus survived a severe beating by the elephant Big Joe in Butte on August 5. He was rushed to St. James hospital with a caved chest and broken ribs but recovered after a 29 day battle for life.
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Butte
Earl Page
Cole Bros. Circus
St. James Hospital
Page
Big Joe
Marian Martin Pattern 9034 Jacket and Dress Pair
Pattern 9034 by Marian Martin offers a two piece frock with a notched collar jacket and optional short sleeves. Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 with size 16 requiring 43 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for the pattern plus address and style number to Pattern Department WN New York.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
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Conrad
J. F. Cheatham
Williams District
St. Mary's Hospital
Cheatham
Willisburg
Pondora County
Axel Carlson
Northern Pacific
Huntley
Otto Measel
Detroit
Mich
Chris
Otto
Indian Trail
Monroe
Ingomar
Jim Bogovich
Big Timber Livestock Co
Milwaukee Road
Here
Helena
Army
Navy
R. W. Harper
Malta
Phillips County
Masami Enseki
Aya Misono
Missoula
J. Hofert Co
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Milo F. Dean
Maribel Staudohar
Jake Keane
Ralph Thorson
Anaconda
Sid G. Stewart
P. F. Fitzgerald
Gail White
Stuart Ainsle
Harvey Anderson
Glasgow
Curtis Beetle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Beede
Montana Hotel Association
Paul Campbell
Northern
Lewistown
Ingemar Hornseth
Fergus County
Norway
America
Forest Grove
Pondera County
Red Lodge
George L. Clark
Cody
Clark
Unity
Musselshell County
Harlowton
Helen
Mhazzard
Cooke City
George A. Swertelle
Swertelle
Victor Forstrom
Army Air Corps
John Formento
Montana Supreme Court
Flathead
Supreme Court
James Jorgenson, Jr
Kalispell
Flathead County
Shan’ T. Takahashi
Whitefish
Takahashi
Vivian Takahashi
Betty Barclay
Lon Crumley
IPA Magazine
J. A. Tobey
Montana University
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