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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
3
Miss Rubyn Chinn presents a National Dairy Council feature on breakfast evolution and practical recipes. It offers Whole Wheat and Corn Bread, Nut and Fruit Bread, and Whole Wheat Cereal, with measurements, baking times, and serving tips to suit modern dietary needs.
Spareribs and sauerkraut cooked until tender in water, then served with the cooking liquid drained. Mint sauce for roast lamb combines water, vinegar, sugar, salt, and chopped mint. stand for several hours before serving. Includes quilt washing and drying guidance, plus notes on coon hunting and meat stuffing ideas from the period.
Farmers Dairy Cooperatives earned 640 million dollars in 1928 from dairy product sales with fluid milk leading, butter next, then cream and cheese. Beekeepers should ensure many young bees a strong queen stores and hive protection. Ewes gain weight before breeding while fall and winter forage includes stubble fields green rye and velvet beans. Seed potatoes require low storage temperatures to delay germination. firm seed tubers sprout quickly after planting. Poultry may skip mash in fall for 8 to 12 weeks, and breeding rations yield high quality hatching eggs. Mice threaten fruit trees. regular orchard checks and preventive measures like ground cover removal, repellents, protectors, and traps reduce damage. Clean cultivation helps control meadow and pine mice.
December notes the team’s finances after a busy season. Elkader’s treasury holds enough to ensure a Little 8 berth next year with thirteen players sharing the end of year funds.
Workers of the Towa Poultry Improvement Association culled 87,750 unprofitable hens from 2,118 town farms in the past period. The action aimed to improve flock quality and farm efficiency through mass culling conducted by association members.
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