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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
9
A fragment from a kitchen guide explains adjusting cooking times for meats vegetables and grains. It notes fresh produce cooks faster, cut sizes affect duration, and green vegetables must be cooked uncovered. It lists dishes and rough times for peas asparagus beans and potatoes, with general bake times and a nod to order of preparation.
The passage notes the importance of potato size for cooking and describes an experienced housekeeper’s method. It discusses a novice developing a routine to prepare and serve meals efficiently, aiming to become adept and natural in kitchen tasks after weeks of practice.
June 15 Billings UPI reports Herman Walters Michel age unknown was knocked down by a horse ridden by his brother at the family farm near Billings. He died after being trampled while being taken to a physician. A wage cut at Consolidated Mixing and Smelting was rescinded.
The Fulton oil operator Patton seeks 75 million in damages for injuries from a September 24 1941 collision on the Meet Falls Chateau road. The court denied the motion for a new trial filed by Fulton against Chouteau County Farmers Co. and O A Trchacho.
A fragment notes a trial and an expectation tied to deletion steps. It references contemporaneous actions but lacks clear participants, dates, or outcomes, leaving the core event vaguely described and dependent on missing surrounding context.
Vice President Edward Flyon announced Burlington plans for a 4 200 000 streamlined train. Officials discussed materials power and run contracts for construction in the Burlington project. The train would be light maintained with engine room ahead of baggage and coach cars and aimed to travel faster than any prior wheel driven vehicle. London obituary notes Sir Ernst Wie Mam Moir a prominent builder in New York and beyond has died.
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