Liver as inexpensive nutritious food and many recipes
The article promotes liver as a nutritious, affordable protein source with high iron and vitamin content. It compares prices across types, outlines cooking tips to avoid overcooking, and offers multiple liver based dishes such as liver and onions, liver hash, liver croquettes, and a liver and rice loaf. It also includes a sample low cost menu and recipe steps for broiled liver and a liver rice loaf.
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Bureau of Economics
U. S Department of Agriculture
Neighborhood visits fill a Sunday in Huron area
Local residents from Cavour to Iroquois and Huron visited friends and relatives across the region. The record notes numerous Sunday calls and gatherings at homes, with teachers, shoppers, and out-of-town guests sharing time in nearby communities.
Danforth Baptist Youth Party and Local Visits
Danforth the Baptist young people held a party at the Heather home Thursday evening. Games were played and lunch was served. The Jake Heather family drove to Hu ron Thursday for a stock sale. Mr. Whitney of Wessington Springs called on Mr. Ford Thursday. Ogee Johnson is reported to be in from influenza. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Heather and Mrs. P. Geiver motored to Miller Saturday afternoon. Lyda and Lillian Geiver and Evelyn of Miller visited at the C. C. Geiver home in Buffalo county and at the Pete Geiver home here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Burns have returned from a visit in Denver, Mr. Ford is reported to be recovering from a severe case of influenza.
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Baptist
Heather
Jake Heather
Huron
Whitney
Wessington ‘Springs
Ford
Ogee Johnson
J. R. Heather
P. Geiver
Miller
Lyda
Lillian Geiver
Evelyn
C. C. Geiver
Buffalo County
Pete Geiver
Mrs
Terrance Burns
Denver
Mr. Ford
Broadland visitors and family circle in Huron area
Broadland Walter Lytle of Huron traveled to Broad land on Monday morning on business. Mr and Mrs Rex Glazier and family of near Huron spent Sunday at the Jake Glazier home. The latter's daughter Marie of Huron also joined the visit.
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Broadland
Walter Lytle
Huron
Rex Glazier
Near Huron
Jake Glazier
Marie
Sedams Visit Rapid City Relatives and Local News
Wayland Mr. and Mrs. R B Sedam arrived to visit daughters Mrs Fred Brown and Mrs Charles Brown with Ralph Caston driving. Genevieve Carlson visited home from Miller high school as did Mrs Grant Byers and Ruth. Mrs Ids Fisher shows improvement from pneumonia and heart disease. A surprise party at Fred Carlsen home honored Carl Ravenscroft with bridge on five tables and a late lunch.
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Wayland
R. B. Sedam
Rapid City
Fred Brown
Charles Brown
Ralph Cashton
Genevieve Carlson
Miller High School
August Carlson
Grant Byers
Ruth
Byers
Huron
Ids Fisher
Charles Olson
Burdette
Fred Carlsen
Carl Ravenscroft
W. J. Hart
Calisen
Carl
Local Social Roundup From Wessington Area
Farm visits and family gatherings populate a late week social roundup. Residents include the Macon Ravenscroft and Mrs Ed Stateman aiding at the Fisher home due to illness. Local visiting guests travel from Mil fer to Ree Heights and Hu ron as families host dinners and Sunday calls.
Representative Byrtom Culver Returns From Pierre
Richland Pearl Creek representative Byrtom Culver returned from Pierre to spend the weekend at his home. Mr and Mrs Walter Alley of Pearl Creek attended a drama club play at Harmony Hall Friday night. Mr and Mrs Herman Wiese were in Huron Friday. Edna Elder, who has been receiving treatment at Huron hospital, is reported much improved. Mr and Mrs Ed Wiedeman of Richland township were in Huron Saturday.
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Richland
Pearl Creek
Byrtom Culver
Pierre
Walter Alley
Dramatic Club
Harmony Hall
Herman Wiese
Huron
Edna Elder
Hupton Hospital
Ed Wiedeman
Richland Township
Local family visits amid illnesses and moves in town
Traquois Mr and Mrs Leland Vessey and two children return from visiting Mrs Vessey’s ill mother Mrs D W Gross. Another daughter Mrs Marvin Dennis and family of Sioux Falls also return. Mrs Herds Irvin ill with influenza cared for by sister Mrs G B Irvin. Myrtle Murphy and her daughter move from Frank Martin’s near Iroquois to Hayes house. Mrs E W Bottomley in Huron for her parents’ illness.
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Traquois
Leland Vessey
Vessey
D. W. Gross
Marvin Dennis
Sioux, Falls
Herds Irvin
G. B. Irvin
Myrtle Murphy
Frank Martin
Iroquais
Hayes House
E. W. Bottomley
Huron
Bottomley
Wolsey Relief Work Begins and Local Notices
Wolsey relief work started Wednesday with street graveling. Mrs. George Lombard suffers from an infected finger after a needle puncture. Mrs. F N Jensen reports a satisfactory erysipelas recovery. Mrs. P W Uselding joined Miss F B Mills in Bonilla for a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Hugh McKichan's home. Percy Washabeugh of Walsay High School attended Charles Lampe's funeral in Huron. Mr and Mrs Peter Schiebeere are ill at home, and daughter Mrs William Myers cares for them.
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Huron
Charles Lampe
Peter Schiebeere
William Myers
Local residents and merchants visit neighboring towns
Burdette A. W. Kalbe of Miller, longtime owner of a Miller general store, was calling on friends last week. William Wegner and Joe Craig were in Pierre on business, and William Martin made a business call in Miller on Wednesday. T. Peterson transacted business in Redfield on Thursday.
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Burdette
A. W. Kalbe
Miller
Mr. Kalbe
William Wegner
Joe Craig
Pierre
William Martin
T. Peterson
Redifeld
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Ed Verhelst Home
Sheffield group meets Thursday at the Ed Verhelst home. G. J. McDonald and son Dale drive to Coin Virginia on Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur McDonald host a gathering of young people Saturday evening at Leo Arteman home.
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Sheffield
Stitch and Chatter Club
Ed Verhelst
G. J. McDonald
Dale
Coin
Arthur McDonald
Leo Arteman
Ree Heights Visitors and Regional Travel Notes
Ree Heights residents Mr and Mrs Henry Heasley visited relatives in Huron last week. Charles Easton and Mr Nisser from Mitchell were business visitors here Monday, also visiting Ray Rogers. Mrs Robert Wareing and son Will and Mr and Mrs James Wenrick returned Sunday from Longmont Colorado and Glendrock Wyoming where they had been on business.
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Ree Heights
Henry Heasley
Huron
Charles Easton
Nisser
Mitchell
Ray Rogers
Robert Wareing
Will
James Wenrick
Longmort
Colo
Glanrock
Wyo
Crackles Visit Relatives and Local Illness Notes
Joe and Elroy Crackle and Mrs. Joe l Bizsey returned Friday from Iowa where they had visited their father Alf Crackle. Oscar Morton has been ill at Pierre. Mr and Mrs Robert Moore from Gettysburg visited the J E Specker home. L H Cowan is ill at home. Mr Carlson, an invalid for some time, is worse. John Nation returned from Mitchell hospital after an operation.
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Joe and
Elroy Crackle
Joel Bizsey
Iowa
Alf Crackle
Oscar Morton
Pierre
Robert Moore
Gettysburg
J. E. Specker
L. H.cowan
Carlson
John Nation
Mitchell
Fairfield H. W. Bischoff Hosts Supper for Urban Guests
Fairfield H. W. Bischoff and his children hosted a Friday evening supper at the Bischoff home for Mr. and Mrs. John Urban, and Mr. (text incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield H. W. Bischoff
Bischoff
John Urban
Philip Visitors Honored at Broadland Supper
Ripen is brother in law of Mr Bisch and Mrs John Urban of Philip visited Broadland relatives. Mrs George Urban and family hosted a Wednesday supper in their honor. Earl and Lloyd Bischoff hosted a young people gathering at their home on Wednesday evening.
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Ripen
Mr. Bisch
John Urban
Philip
Broadland
George Urban
Earl
Lloyd Bischoff
Cavour Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Happenings
The Cavour Ladies Aid met with Mrs George Anderson north of Cavour with good attendance. Hazel Currier returned from Canistota with her son Perry who has pneumonia. Marion Dueslers were in Huron. John Kelly is ill with influenza. Charles Matter of Pearl Creek visited Cavour. Bert Stevens in Cavour for materials to rebuild the blacksmith shop after a fire. William Rudy of Yale is ill at home. Frank North of Richland township visited Huron on business. Mrs John Nolan ill at her son Ray’s home. sister Mrs Miller of De Smet cares for her. Mrs Barrows of De Smet hurried to care for Mrs Bert La Fee’s ill son with influenza.
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Henry Dubois
Cavour
Gussia
William Gaughran
Harry Derachard
Philip
Leona Stiner
Mimsy
Irene Coates
Huron
Earl North
We Pratt
Hecla
Carl Boetel
W. A. Kuehl
Henry Knoutz and Son
Fred Feicke
Carpenter
R. B. Welsh
Sanday
J. P. Walsh
E. McDermott
Ray Tyrrell
Iroquois
HL Williscroft
Ed Wensman
Willow Lake
Kate Newcome
Mitchell
Anne
Paul Garry
Joe Welsh
Alice Welsh
Osceola
B. Garry
C. Tempertey
Henry Ingle
Agnes Greenan
Grace O'Brien
E. Garry
W. Bogh
P. Bogh
Osceolai
Albert
Maass
Charles Burns
Walsh
Walker
Esmond
Bernard Corrigan
William Muself
William Muself, Jr
Dave I. Hofer
Carepenter
J. P. Gross
C. Ganshert
Gene Harding
Sindey
George Anderson
Hazel Currier
Canistota
Perry
Marion Duesler
John Kelly
Charles Matter
Pearl Creek Township
Bert Stevens
Wiliam Rudy
South Dakota
Yale
Frank North
Richland
John Nolan
Ray Nolan
Miller
de Smet
Barrows
Bert la Fee
Ben Day Remedy Hailed For Nervous Pain Relief
The notice touts a cure by a rabbi named Ben-Gar and an ongue remedy for neuritis pain, chest strains, and back stiffness. It warns against imitation products and urges reliance on the Ben Day formula for real results.
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Aniek
Meuringis
Elsie
Guy
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