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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1935

Page

15

Evaporated milk features and recipes in a 1930s table talks column

The article extols evaporated milk's health value and uses in home cooking. It describes vitamin D from irradiated milk, suggests everyday recipes from sour cream substitutes to cakes, and provides detailed measurements for dishes like halibut baked in milk and dessert sauces. It cites studies in New York City and quotes home kitchen usage.

Mike Hess and Lewis Baby Health Clinic Department of Health New York City Lemen

Oak Tree On Old Pioneer Trail Fell After Sawing

A 95 year old oak on the old pioneer trail east of the Milwaukee tracks near Thirty-fifth Street SE was felled last week after being sawed through. R L Garnett, lifelong resident of nearby towns, recalled the trail and its history while recounting the tree’s fall.

Milwaukee Tracks Thirty-fifth Street R. L. Garnett J. B. Buresh Linn County Garnett Poweshiek County Cedar Rapids Marion Gust Lundine

Hardy Chrysanthemums Win Garden Praise For Year

The piece praises hardy chrysanthemums after a favorable season and a Chicago show. It highlights varieties Aladdin and azalea mum, their late summer to fall blooms, and notes their winter hardiness and potential as cut flowers. It also cautions buyers to test new introductions and discusses bulb forcing tips for hyacinths paperwhite narcissus tulips and daffodils with a first report of King Alfred daffodils in bloom.

Chicago Old Homestead E. W. Porter C Avenue NE

Jones and Iowa Counties Receive Part Of Checks

Special to The Gazette reports about $175 000 of the $206 089 13 voiced to 1 522 Iowa county corn hog contract signers being distributed Saturday and Monday. Checks for farmers in Dayton English Greene and Honey Creek townships have not yet arrived.

Marengo Iowa County Dayton English Greene Honey Creek

Jones county farmers receive corn hog checks totals

Special to The Gazette Anamosa total 685 farmers in ten Jones county townships collected corn hog checks totaling 68 846 dollars last week. Farmers in six townships still await 423 checks that have not arrived.

Anamosa Jones County

Invoice Delayed for Linn County Hog and Coin Checks

An invoice from Washington for the second installment of coin and hog checks has been at Linn County Control Association headquarters since Tuesday, but the checks had not yet arrived by Saturday.

Linn Washington Linn County Control Association

South Prairie Farmers Institute Set for Jan 16 17

West Liberty hosts the annual South Prairie Farmers Institute on Wednesday and Thursday. Exhibits include corn small grain grass seed fruit vegetables eggs needlework cookery and canned goods to be judged.

West Liberty South Prairie Farmers’ Institute

Officers Installed By Companions Of The Forest

Cedar circle No 1367 of the Companions of the Forest held its installation of officers at I C O F hall Wednesday. Circle Deputy Ruth Amsted installed officers assisted by Emma Hooper. Other officers and committees were named including Ruth Dose Frances Adams Nora Wittkop Maude Alice Hovorka Ann Belchrad Julia Stefan Ida Feierdisen Hazel Ramer Bertha DeMers Gladys Cox Viola Kopecky and more. A later program at the Methodist church featured a play What Became of the False Teeth and a musical reading The Old Family Album with various soloists and an orchestra.

Companions of the Forest I.C F. Hall Circle Ruth Amsted Emma Hooper Ruth Dose Frances Adams Nora Wittkop Maude Alice Hovorka Ann Belchrad Julia Stefan Ida Feierdisen Hazel Ramer Bertha DeMers Inside Guardian Gladys Cox Outside Guardian Viola Kopecky Rose Feiereisen Bertha Petersen Laura Burianek Martha Krejci Miss Eyestone George Kramer J. Bruce Eyestone Billy and Regis McCrackin

Murray Announces 5183 Iowa Warehouse Board Appointments

Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray announced 5183 members named to Iowa county warehouse boards for 1935. The boards supervise corn sealer activities for farmers obtaining cash loans from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Most appointees are carryovers. pay is limited to approved extraordinary work with expenses often reimbursed. Eastern Iowa appointments listed include Black Hawk, Clinton, Dubuque, Fayette, Jackson, Keokuk, Linn, Louisa, and Washington counties with multiple appointees each.

Des Moines Ray Murray Iowa County Murray Agricultural Adjustment Administration Secretary of Agriculture Iowa Black Hawk S. W. Smalling la Porte City George Pashby Cedar Falls W. L. Craft Hudson W. D. Strayer Roy Porter Waterloo Clinton M. J. Offringa Camanche A. E. Jorgenson Maquoketa Charles S. Roll Dewitt Dubuque George Hostert Cascade Frank Mangold Waupeton Chris Slattery Zwingle Henry Vaske Dyersville John A. Heinz Peosta Fayette John Howard West Union J. R. Wood Harry Humphrey Arlington M. C. Deering Clermont W. C. Robinson Hawkeye Jackson Alex Reed Bellevue John Kunan Sabula J. E. Goodenow Jack Shanahan William Beck Keokuk F. H. Bliss South English Warren Smith What Cheer B. T. Wheeler Webster Orville Milts Ollie C. L. Harras Sigourney Linn Ben C. Neal Mount Vernon Henry Hood Springville Charles Elson Fairfax C. R. Mills Central City S. M. Wiley Walker Louisa Cleve Cotter Columbus Junction Ed Yoder Oakville Lawrence Estle Letts I. M. Jamieson Morning Sun A. D. Erwin Wapello Washington E. L. Stewart Joe Knotek Hal Huston Crawfordsville Dean Feldman Kalona Carl Anderson Wellman

Pigs Come Early On Farm In Scotch Grove Vicinity

SCOTCH GROVE The first litter of pigs in the Scotch Grove area this year was reported by August Schrader who owns thirty nine ten day old piglets.

Scotch Grove August Schrader

Randalia Institute Speakers Highlight Farm Bureau Session

Randalia Institute in Randalia M Iowa featured A Hauser soil and crops specialist and Earl Shultz dairy expert from Ames as principal speakers at the county Farm Bureau sponsored event on Saturday.

Randalia A. Hauser Ames Earl Shultz Randalia Farmers’ Institute Fayette County Farm Bureau

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