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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1931
Page
3
South Carolina budget commission members at the governor’s office call for department heads to keep spending for the rest of the year as low as possible, even below appropriations, due to possible revenue shortfalls. The move follows the general assembly’s drive to trim government expenses.
L. L. Watts administrator of the estate of Mrs. Laura Galloway deceased will file his final return before the Probate Judge of Aiken County at the Court House in Aiken on September 4 1931 and seek his final discharge.
Executor J L Parrish announces his final return to Probate in Aiken on September 1 1931 as executor with will annexed of Jesse Brown deceased and will seek final discharge.
Newberry County dairy activity supports over 400 farmers and 25 to 30 commercial herds with cash income from milk and sour cream. The Borden plant chose Newberry for a milk drying facility, driven by dairy growth and soil benefits. Prices for milk fell, but not as sharply as cotton and grain.
The event will be held early in September to mark the paving of a Savannah road. Governor Blackwood is the first invited notable to confirm his attendance.
Captain Sam F E Owen Jr state highway department chief of law enforcement says there is no unavoidable accident and urges heightened patrol enforcement. He cites roughly one third liquor related speeding about two thirds when drivers ignore others rights and emphasizes vigilance on passing curves hills and lighting compliance.
Clemson College extension horticulturist A. E. Schilletter urges continuous plantings every 15 to 24 days to maintain year round vegetables for home and market. He recommends immediate transplantation of celery cabbage collards tomatoes and fall Irish potatoes and notes fall tomatoes fetch good prices with strong stocky plants.
Decomposed. stable manure applied as baseline soil amendment with a side dressing of a readily available nitrogen source to boost fertility.
A simple fruit sherbet recipe instructs boiling sugar with water for five minutes. Beat six egg yolks and add to the mixture then heat briefly to cooling. Mix in one cup soaked mixed fruit, freeze, then fold in with a wooden spoon and serve in punch glasses.
A historical recipe instructs using one quart cream and pulverized sugar with four ounces Mocha and three ounces Java. Coffee grounds steep in a double boiler with one pint cream for ten minutes then strained, sugar added, remaining cream folded in, cooled and frozen.
A fragmented recipe outlines mashing potatoes with butter and cream and folding in beaten egg whites to form a light mixture. The batter is baked on a tin until browned, yielding a jagged edge appearance when finished.
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