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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
6
Wartime kitchen guidance lists breakfast items including milk coffee baked apples boiled eggs oatmeal toast and cornmeal muffins. Dinners feature baked potatoes stewed lima beans cabbage slaw glazed carrots and rye or oaten bread with steamed apple pudding. Supper offers cottage cheese stewed prunes jelly or jam peanut cookies and biscuits.
Bozeman in March 22 report quotes Food Administrator Atkinson warning of wheat shortages. Substitutes must be sold with wheat flour and hoarding food risks legal penalties. Montana urged to maximize wheat production and reduce meals to three per day to aid war needs.
The state adopts Monday and Wednesday wheatless days and a daily noon meal wheatless while ensuring at least one meatless meal daily. Substitutes for flour include cornmeal, rice, oats, buckwheat flour, and other grains as Montana market shifts. General Pershing urges saving grain for military and civilian needs as harvest approaches.
United States Fuel Administration outlines Montana coal storage for next winter urging immediate orders after April 1. Citizens with no bins should build storage to cover a full year. Montana mines often run short in winter but surplus otherwise, and shared storage can keep mines operating and prevent fuel famine. Local official W J Swindlehurst emphasizes cooperation among owners consumers dealers and government. Also includes Montana Food Program rules for wheatless and meatless days and bread substitutions to conserve fats and sugars.
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