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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

Page

20

Meatless Meal From a Head of Cabbage Recipe

A meat shortage prompts meatless meal ideas as cabbage is plentiful in Amarillo markets. A stuffed red cabbage recipe uses ground beef and veal but suggests substituting canned meats. method includes boiling, browning, mixing with onion chili powder egg and bread crumbs, then simmering the filled cabbage until tender.

Amarillo

Lettuce Core Bitter Note Cited as Flavor Cause

A food snippet explains bitter taste in head lettuce arising from the core liquid that bleeds when cut. Idaho supplies top lettuce as 23 percent larger crop. Louisiana sends cucumbers wax beans squash and okra. Also notes on pickling cucumbers and odd potato cooking ideas from New York and the East.

Idaho S. Louisiana Texas Amarilo

Attorney Teaching Business Law Course in Amarillo

Ray Richards, a young Amarillo attorney and UT graduate, teaches a 12 week business law and administration class for the public and veterans each Wednesday 7 to 10 pm in the Potter County Courthouse. Sponsored by Amarillo Secretarial School run by Mrs. Bess Orr Foringer at 800 Jefferson, enrollment via Mrs. Foringer or Mr. Richards at the courthouse. A second course will begin after the first ends. textbooks have arrived. Wheat is noted as New Zealand's key grain crop.

Amarillo Ray Richards University of Texas Potter County

Wilson School Observes Fire Prevention Week Activities

Wilson School students participate in Fire Prevention Week with coloring, posters, stories, and home inspection work. Fourth grade leads programs under Mrs. Elsie Spencer and Miss Sarah Miller with several班 skits readings by named students and a pantomime by the fourth grade. Fire drills emphasize proper signals and building clearance.

Wilson School Texas Public Elsie Spencer Sarah Miller Spencer Nola Gordon Bernice Parrott Dale Carter Shirley Ann Freeman Clara Mae Ward Irma Johnson Stanley Smith Ramona MceLaughlin Verna Lee Shirk Shirley Mae Webb Sue Cook Andy Aikens Anna Denton Ray Smith Barbara Smith Roy Smith Doris Dover John Trent Barbara Flint Billy Fling Lloyd Hampton Bobby Hise James Roberts Merven Rogers Nancy Kelley Gerry Harrison Billy Harland van Whitis

State Fair Aims for New Attendance Mark

State Fair of Texas targets an all time attendance record after more than 300000 people had entered by last night. Texans celebrated Greenville and Corsicana Day with mayors Gannett Lee of Greenville and J C Calhoun of Corsicana taking part.

Dallas U.P Texas Greenville Corsicana Gannett Lee J.C. Calhoun Cor

Delegations Led by Sicana in Towns

New Zealand reports over 31 000 000 sheep as part of a regional farming summary. The article notes Sicana leading delegations from their towns in the regional affairs coverage.

Sicana New Zealand

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