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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
7
This article describes economical lamb shanks suitable for year round meals and special occasions. It details three methods braising, stuffed shanks with rice, and braised shanks with vegetables, including ingredients, steps, and cooking times.
Edgar A Guest reflects on summer ending and the harvest’s bounty as the season shifts toward frost. The poem contrasts ripe fields and falling leaves with the onset of winter, noting changing gardens, smoke from chimneys, and the fleeting nature of summer.
In Southern California a wartime boom has changed the old Oakie image. Many Oakies have found defense or farm work, while unskilled labor filled key aviation and construction roles. Some youths were drafted, erasing the Oakie problem in the region.
Cedar Rapids marks the eighteenth anniversary of the Igram Kalell grocery chain with a new H. K. Igram store at 820 Sixth Street SW. The cement block building with a green front replaces 814 Sixth Street SW. Free cake and coffee for all, balloons for children, and anniversary cakes 28 inches by 24 inches will be cut. The store opens at 7 am and closes at 10 pm.
Washington report states President Roosevelt signed a property requisitioning bill granting the administration authority to obtain vital materials from reluctant owners, giving the government a strong tool in times of shortage.
Des Moines city council approved a bicycle licensing plan requiring about 16,000 bicycles to display 25 cent plates next year. The measure sets the license fee and enforcement framework for riders in the city.
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