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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
9
Delicious pork chops browned then slowly braised bring full flavor. Serve with apple slices or over rice with rich gravy. For variety try stuffing and baking with a dressing. full cooking time 30 to 45 minutes depending on thickness.
Stepwise cooking instructions describe brown onions ham mushrooms and green pepper in butter then simmer with rice tomatoes parsley and stock to fill a pocket in chops. Brown chops sear then simmer with water or bake at 350 degrees F until done.
Cedar Rapids postmaster Frank Baldwin is named second district chairman of National Air Mail Week by Des Moines postmaster L S Hill. The week March 15 to 21 is sponsored by the post office department with county committeemen from Linn, Jones, and Dubuque counties named among the postmasters.
Readable fragment lists individuals tied to Iowa locations including Boyer Maquoketa Jackson county William Oakes Clinton Clinton county and Harry Mc Farland Davenport Scott county as potential notices or names in records.
In Penge police take charge of 96 tame mice and 26 guinea pigs after a suspected theft. Magistrates order the animals kept at the station to avoid identity doubt, as the clerk tells the sergeant to do the best possible job.
OTTAWA UP The British Columbia whaling fleet the only one of its kind in the Dominion killed fewer whales as reports came in from port towns. The reduced catch reflects broader industry pressures and market conditions facing Canadian whaling operations.
The document compares 1937 whale kills to 1936 with 317 whales landed in 1937. It lists species counts: one sulphur, seven humpbacks, 44 finbacks and 265 sperms. The largest capture was a 76 foot female sulphur whale, and a female finback reached 71 feet.
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