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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1934
Page
5
Instructions describe making a tuna jelly mold using lemon gelatine mix red 114 cups boiling water 1 3 cup salad dressing 1 cup tuna flaked 4% cup diced celery 2 tablespoons chopped pimentos 2 tablespoons chopped sweet pickles 3 hard boiled eggs diced salt. Add dissolved gelatin and remaining ingredients cool pour into glass mold chill until stiff unmold on lettuce garnish with pimentos and asparagus and top with dressing.
Brighton program on the role of veterinary medicine in public health at the Washington County Inter-Professional Medical society dinner. Dr. E A Horner presided. speakers Dr R M Hofford and Dr John B Bryant discussed veterinary services and progress in veterinary medicine. Sixty two professionals attended. music featured by the Little German band and singers.
Omaha bank for co operatives holds over 750000 in loan applications. Jerry Mason says 31 applications from Iowa and Nebraska each, 20 from South Dakota, and 3 from Wyoming have been filed.
Bids invited by the state highway commission for paving in Scott county and grading across nine counties. The package covers 1.25 miles of paving, 243 culverts and 12 bridges, plus 33 miles of bituminous road across four counties. Bid items include 59 150 cubic yards of gravel and 419 800 gallons of tar and oil. Nineteen projects are PWA listed and require federal engineer approval.
Notes on paving projects in Johnson and Washington counties list 6.473 and 6.869 miles of P 22 with bridges and 34 culverts planned between Kalona Riverside and Riverside Lone Tree. Bids May 7 for hydraulic dumps and aluminum paint. Also report the death of Mrs Emmett Allen in Washington DC born here daughter of Mr and Mrs George Morse survived by two sons.
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