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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
9
Ripen melons on a healthy vine to judge sweetness by stem scar. A smooth saplike scar signals full slip harvest while a stem with attached bits hints at less ripeness. Muskmelons include cantaloupe honeydews casaba Persian and the honeyball cross. Plan melon menus through October with cantaloupe salad and honeydew desserts featuring cottage cheese and chives.
Regina reports June 18 notes southern Saskatchewan crops face disaster. Hon. George Spence, minister of public works, warns only miracles can save yields after returning from the dry belt. A brick retort invention is described for smokeless fuel and gasoline from coal.
Dillon June 18 One of the few chapters of Kappa Pi, art fraternity, in the West is to be installed at the Normal college. Miss Mary Baker, fine arts instructor, will oversee the installation with aid from Miss Selma Herr formerly of Silver City. The chapter will be chartered under the institation where it is located and designated by a Greek letter. The fraternity aims to promote art interest among college students, unite art departments through activities, exhibit work from other schools, encourage higher scholarship, and recognize talent and potential.
In the current issue of American Childhood an article by Miss Jessie L. Duboc of the Normal college faculty discusses summer themes with input from intermediate grade pupils. The piece, illustrated with scenes from Beaverhead County and New Orleans, reflects regional summer images and natural beauty.
Anaconda reports Police Judge Hubert LeJeung revoked the driving permit of D. H. Connelly for reckless driving. It marks the second permit revoked by the judge in recent months. Landes, charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated, failed to appear and his $25 bond was forfeited after an arrest early yesterday morning.
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