Apple Butter Made Easy At Home From Apples And Cider
The USDA describes two methods to make apple butter at home using surplus or imperfect apples. One uses cider and the other uses water. both require careful stirring to prevent scorching. Sugar, spices, and vanilla enhance flavor, and proper canning with sterilized jars ensures shelf stability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Spy
Rhode Island Green
Tompkins King
Smokehouse
United States Department of Agristure
Lub Girl Leads A Canning School In Boise
Miss Theresa Lenaghen leads a six week canning school in Boise Idaho for the Canyon County canning club. The program is organized by the State College and U S Department of Agriculture through cooperative county clubs and involves training in demonstrating learned techniques to others.
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Lub
United States Department of Agriculture
Boise
Aanyon County
Idaho
Theresa Lenaghen
Farm Bureau
Miss Lenaghen
Canyon County Chamion
Pokane
Lenaghen
United States Artment of Agriculture and Theate Colleges
Foreir
Ruby’ M. Hulen
McLaine and Clark
State Supreme Court
Board of County’ Court
Boone County
Hulen
Supreme Court of Missouri
Missouri
High Court
Dean F. B. Mumford
Missouri College of Agriculture At
Columbia
State Plant Board
Federal Hill
Flat River
St. Francis
Desloge
Farmington
W. E. Larnegan
Elvins
Rivermines
Flat’River
Pettis County
E. L. Letson
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Robert S. Clough
Synodical College
Presbyterian Girls’ School
Fulton
Lexington
Mexico
Poplar Bluff
Elizabeth Gorman
Ed Gorman
Farmers’ Bank of
Anada
Pike County
Budgeting Idea Grows for Homemakers in 20th Century
The U S Department of Agriculture urges homemakers to apply the budget method to household time and money. Five steps guide scheduling: list daily and non daily tasks, estimate durations, record times, assign tasks to days, and order daily activities with start and finish times. A blank time record can be requested from the bureau.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Washington
Senti
Ferris
St. Louis
State Public Service Commission
Jefferson City
St.Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ing
Circuit Court of
Arnold
St. Louis Millmen’s Association
Missouri
Jesse W. Barrlett
Millmen’s Association
David E. Blair
D. Shackelford
Shackelford
Postmaster General
Chicago
New York
Lambert-St. Louis Field
City Assessor
Board of Equalization of
Supreme Court
Henry Hiller
Bland
Exotic negligees for the younger set in summer fashions
Julia Bottomley writes on bold prints and silk combinations in negligees, noting how printed silks mirror opera coats and suggesting practical, comfortable outfits for camps and country outings. Hefty fabrics, bias trims, and simple sequin-free designs guide home sewers toward versatile summer garments for girls and young women.
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Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Dedication plans set for New Grand River bridge at Chillicothe
Chillicothe prepares July 14 dedication of the New Grand River bridge with a July 15 ceremony at another bridge in Grand River. Gov. Sam A. Baker Theo Gary and Senator James A. Reed headline speeches. A parade from the Court House will tour Utica and view the bridge.
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Chillicothe
Grand River Bridge
Waverly
Sam A. Baker
Theo. Gary
State Highway Commission
A. R Towse
James A. Reed
Court House
Utica
Highway Department
Pikes Peak Ocean
Ocean
Lake
Gulf Highway Association
Missouri Farm Association
Davies County Farm Club
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Virginia Mountain
Oys
Missouri State News
State Marketing Bureau
Neosho
Monett
Republic
Pierce City
Wentworth
Tipton
Ford
McElhaney
Seneca
D. C. Rogers
Kane
Frederick Gehner
St. Louis Board of Equalization
American Central Insurance Company
American Automobile Insuran Company
Citizens’ Insurance Colony
Central ‘Stolétes Life Insurance Company
Indemnity Company of America
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
International Life Insurance Company
Masonic Lodge
Cape Girardeau
Baker
Mike Cutter
Cutter
John Harden
Harden
William Hendrix
Walter Hendrix
Mexico, Mo
Missouri Resources Museum
Rotunda
Capitol
F. N. Henderson
Misso Military Academy
Missouri Reformatory For Boys
Boonville
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