Cabbage health guide notes vitamins and uses
A lengthy USDA style article extols cabbage as a nutritious inexpensive vegetable available year round. It details vitamins A C and B content, cooking effects, raw serving options, and tips to avoid nutrient loss. It also notes new cabbage seasonality and mentions local notable people and places in brief accompanying items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Bureau of Home Economics
Cheese Adds New Flavor To Often Spurned Cabbage
A readable recipe describes cooking cabbage with a cheese sauce. It outlines ingredients including cabbage, flour, butter, milk, salt, and cheese, plus steps to boil the cabbage, prepare a sauce, and serve or bake as cabbage au gratin with breadcrumbs.
Esmond Notes On Visitors and Local Events
Esmond reports visitors and calls as Mrs Charles Schultz and family return from Wisconsin and Town while John Bond of Arlington makes a business visit. The area hosts revival meetings with large crowds and local families travel to De Smet and Spearfish for weddings and summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schultz
Wisconsin
Esmond
John Bond
Arlington
J. G. Hoeye
J. J. Yates
W. G. Hoeye
Huron
W. J. Wilkins
William Walls
Walter Hammes
Lake Norden
William Tooney
Black Hills
J. S. Jeffers
de Smet
Bessie Helzer
Marcus Chase
H. Harris
Lake Preston
Joe Coleman
Edinburg
C. P. Mulholland
W. L. Westerburg
Walley Springs
Salant
Henry Myers
Howard
Broadland and area residents visit North Dakota and Hecla
Broadland families travel for two weeks while Dorothy Abramson returns from Hecla. J H Rogers hosts weekend visitors including Roger Dale Deitz Betty Lou Deitz and William Krueger from Spencer. Several locals visit relatives or attend summer school and register at Huron College.
Local Updates From Miller and Nearby Areas
Leslie Shaw returned to Pierre after a week’s visit here. Floyd Hemmings family week ending at the Greenacre home north of Miller. Elwood Davis in Mitchell for eye injury care. B F Barber left for Hot Springs to bring his mother home for summer. Mrs. C W Sammons reports birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Borchterding. Mrs Keil and baby discharged and to return to Cottonwood. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hondeck of north Hyde county at Mrs Ellis’s home. Bernice Olson had adenoids removed and is recovering. Arthur Crigley home from Baker Montana after teaching there. Rev and Mrs A W Fuerstenau visited Hazel to see his sister recently from Minneapolis hospital. Mrs Hallauer joined them for a few days. Ariosa Stoltz, RN of Hazel, en route to Pierre for state nursing exam. Merry Workers club met with Mrs Orville Johnson. Esther Palmer’s treasurer role filled. Mrs Jack Johnson in Miller for an extracted tooth. Mrs Gordon Horton and Mrs Verne Johnson back home in Miller after visiting relatives. William Hinselman and wife drove to Sioux Falls with hogs. Ed Shaw and George Shaw also mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
M. F. Linck
North Dakota
Dorothy Abramson
Hecla
Paul Deitz
Roger Dale
Betty Lou
William Krueger
Spencer
J. H. Rogers
Pearl Sackett
Huron
Huron College
Baxard Smith
M. F
Luick
Richard Warnke
Fred Warnke
Arthur
Paullina
L. A
Hans Beterson
Sioux Falls
Francs
Paulisse
Howard Morris
Hitchcock
Leslie Shaw
Nebraske
Bernicca Olson
Carl Olson
Doland
Arthur Crgley
Baker, Mont
A. W. Fuerstenau
Hazel
Mr. Fuerstenau
Minneapois
Ames
Raymond
Nommensen
Rudolph Nommensen
Amelia Nommensen
Watertown
John
Loomis
Willow Lake
Milton
Bernice Hurlbert
Redfield
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Henry Wegman and Sons
Rhame
N. D
John Kelley
Wegman
Glenn Osborne
Dick Osborne
United States Navy
Lewis Elmer
Martin Schmidt
Aberdeen
Walter Olson
Aylsbury
Canada
Alf Johnson
Arlington
Minneapolis
Jake Tauscher
Ed Emerson
McLaughlin
Elmo
Mion
Emerson
Fred Merbach
Cal Boand
Kenneth
Juanita
N. C
John Otte
Georgia Merback
W. &. Thompson
Elsie Beach
Omaha
W.S. Thompson
Local shippers and visitors make weekend trips around the region
Shoppers from Watertown and several families travel for visits to Willow Lake Mitchell and Rhame while students and servicemen return home. Delays for summer school and graduation trips weave through a busy itinerary from Redfield to Aberdeen to Omaha.
Miller Residents Attend Market Amid Small Notices
Frank Scofield of Miller visited the Ames cash store on Sunday. News arrives of the death of Mrs. Frank Stribe, widow of David and L. D. Robinson, a resident of Iowa, caused by sleeping sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Frank Scofield
Ames
Frank Stribe
David
L. D. Robinson
Iowa
Local social rounds include visits in Huron and Brown county
Mrs EB W Spence and daughter Edora attended commencements at Huron College as guests in Huron. Dr and Mrs J O Threadgold of Belle Fourche visited Mrs Threadgold's parents Mr and Mrs Joe Klamper. Threadgolds at South Dakota Medical Association meetings in Aberdeen. Br J E Bunn plans motor trip to St Louis with son John. Hazelle Hosley hosted guests near Putney for dinner and bridge. Additional guests included Willian Hargrow Roy Hargrow A H Smith Catherine Cavanaugh and Dr and Mrs H C Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Spence
Eudora
Huron
Huron College
J. O. Threadgold
Belle Fourche
Threadgold
Joe Klamper
Threadgeld
South Dakota Medical Association
Aberdeen
Br. J. E. Bunn
St. Louis
John
Hazelle Hosley
Ior
Putney
Willian Hargrow
Roy Hargrow
Britton
A. H. Smith
Columbia
Mise Catherine Cavanaugh
George Asia
Mirs
H. C. Dobson
Catherine
Beloit
Wisconsin
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White King
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Vienna
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W. LS
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