17 Jul 1947
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
1
Spring housecleaning ends as hosts plan seasonal luncheons using in season produce. Menus feature lamb chops chicken asparagus and strawberries with make ahead prep. Recipes include stuffed lamb chops and asparagus vinaigrette with clear step by step instructions.
A vintage Lynn Chambers menu features stuffed lamb chops with fresh peas, lettuce with bacon dressing, hot biscuits, strawberry jam, and chocolate chip ice cream. It includes rhubarb compote recipe and a crabmeat aspic salad for six, with detailed assembly steps and serving suggestions.
Lynn suggests elevating asparagus with a white sauce and grated hard boiled eggs. For a luncheon dish, wrap cooked asparagus stalks in thin slices of boiled ham enriched with grated American cheese for extra flavor.
Captain Jack R. Munday reports Iowa youths favor Marine Corps ranks over eight Midwestern states. June enlistments show Iowa leading Missouri by 2.2 percent as youths seek travel and adventure with the Marines. Public notices advise contact points in Cedar Rapids Mason City and Des Moines for information.
Mabel Mattison, assistant home economist, cites a 1944 National Safety Council survey showing 80 percent of home canning accidents occur with oven canning. Oven canning risks include physical harm, jar explosions, and food not reaching safe temperatures. Low acid vegetables require higher processing heat to prevent spoilage and bacteria survival.
The Boys and Girls 4-H club will present a program at the Lincoln Township Farm Bureau meeting on Thursday evening July 24. The Ramon Nelson home hosts the meeting with committee members Tom A. Lubben John Skaare Michael Michaelson Warren Dodd Selmer Matheson and Ben Doege in charge.
The piece argues that the public bears unseen costs in coal negotiations between Northern soft coal operators and John L. Lewis. It warns that wage demands and owner profits could squeeze consumers and suggests the public might need representation in future contracts raising product prices.
Field day at the Agriculture Experiment Association farm in Kanawha will be held Thursday July 17. Winnebago County farmers may visit farms south of Kanawha to observe extensive experiments in small grain fields and disease control.
Floyd Winter visited Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hopper in Fairmont Minnesota last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ore Jeffords of Bridgeport Illinois returned home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Griffen. The Griffens hosted Roy and guests from Bridgeport and Estherville for a West Bend family picnic. Abbe Fredericks of Forest City and Joe Peters of Chicago were weekend callers at the Hamilton home. The DeBoers plan a three week vacation leaving for Columbus Nebraska and visiting Chancellor Canastota Sioux Falls and Corona South Dakota.
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