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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1942
Page
15
Wartime projects for 4-H members expand regular work with new tasks to aid food production health and living conditions. Leaders oversee activity choices with leaflets and records. Participants earn achievement certificates with a victory seal.
With rising prices, learn thrifty shopping and using cheaper cuts. Store meat carefully by removing wrappers, wiping, and chilling on a shallow dish in the coldest refrigerator area, uncovered or lightly covered with waxed paper.
A roast should be placed roaster side up in an open roasting pan and not covered. Do not add water or baste, wipe meat with a damp cloth but do not wash or soak. Season with salt and pepper and roast by cut size. If using a thermometer insert it in the center of the thickest muscle away from bone.
Leslie Grace Farm in northeastern Sanborn County illustrates South Dakota farmers increasing dairy production while emphasizing soil conservation. The Grace family plans to expand their milking Shorthorns to 25 cows next year, with groundwork shown by local AAA leadership and a multi-brother operation involving Brnan, Ernest, and Leslie Jr.
Will Merbach, a Raymond area farmer and Carpenter conservation district supervisor, irrigated his acre garden with a 2.5 inch pump powered by a tractor from a nearby pond. The garden yielded 40 bushels potatoes 15 bushels tomatoes 20 bushels cucumbers and 10 bushels sweet corn along with many smaller vegetables. Mrs Merbach canned about 300 quarts for winter use and noted they previously bought most vegetables.
Cleaning rubber overshoes is part of good grooming. Remove rubbers wipe with cool soapy water then clear water and dry with a clean cloth for neat next wear. This routine keeps footgear clear and ready.
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