Economy Meal Combines Pork and Hominy with Greens
The article promotes a cheap balanced dinner centered on pork and hominy with greens such as kale collards or cabbage. It notes corn products are low cost and urges whole ground meal with milk, plus tomatoes or beans, for nutrition. Suggested menus include pork and hominy with creamed kale and spoon bread, plus corn dishes and boiled pudding.
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Bureau of Home Economies
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York
State College of Home Economics
Grange-Dairymen's League-Farm Bureau Cooperative
Neighborhood News Roundup From Danforth to Renforth
Hertzman of Emery visits relatives near Danforth for several days. Mrs. Walter Rhoton of Highland township travels to Sioux City due to her mother's illness. Rural school officers plan a March 28 meeting. Lyda Geiver of Miller visits Ren forth for the weekend. mother joins Sunday for a week. Len Bredse of Harrold learns his son Orin, in California, lives with Leo Thorn and attends art school. The Thorn home was wrecked with a broken house, but all escaped injury. Viva Gandy returns to Milejer after working with the Hines home welfare.
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Danforth
Hertzman
Emery
Walter Rhoton
Highland Township
Sioux City
Perry
Len Bredse
Harrold
Orin
California
Leo Thorn
Thorn
Viva Gandy
Mile Jer
Hines
Local visitors and family news from the Bath region
Bonilla Miss Helen Christenson visited Bath with her sister Mrs Letenzen a few days. Miss Clara Westby and her brother Thomas, workers at Redfield, visited their home recently. Luella Stewart Onida spent the weekend with friends here. Frank OBrien and Alfred S Karin were Huron visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Harrington sr. and Mr and Mrs Ralph Harrington of Marrold visited A G Winegar home. Lawrence Radtke Jr. believed to be recovering from a knee injury and able to sit up. Mr and Mrs Walter Maliinger and two children and Miss Medrl Beeter of Miles City Mont visited at the Laird Panin home over the weekend.
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Bonilla
Helen Christenson
Bath
Chris
Letenzen
Clara
Westby
Thomas
A. G. Winegar
Lawrence Radtke
Walter Maliinger
Medrl Beeter
Miles City
Mont
Laird Panin
Wayland Socials and Mis Verlyn Wood Host Club
Wayland residents attended social events with Miss Verlyn Wood hosting the Girl Reserve club meeting at her home. Games yielded high prize for Antoinette Winegar and refreshments followed. A group gathered for progressive five hundred at Adolph Schilling home with six tables and late-hour treats. John Korakis recovers from a coast-side gas pump accident leaving a head cut and bruises. Mont Brown and his mother, Mrs. Min- are noted in local social notices.
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S.wers
Huron
Verlyn Wood
Girl Reserve Club
Antoinette Winegar
Listese
Mic
Peter’ Olson
Ang
L. J. Borkhuis
Hiss
Myrtle Olson
Snd
Paul
Olson
Adolph Schilling
John Korakis
Mont Brown
Min
Residents and visitors seen around town this week
Nie Brown of Howard visited relatives nearby Sunday. Jay Winegar of Dickinson ND and Floyd Winegar and family here a few days. James Gaughan of Wayland and John Gaughan of Wessington called to North Dakota for a relative's death. Mrs Louis Steckmann of St Lawrence visited Mrs F E Carlsen recently. Francis Tams returning to Pierre to finish school, with his grandmother Mrs Wilson and her husband visiting over the weekend. Bred Callsen on duty at Sheldon Reese elevator during Leo Callsen's jury service.
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Nie Brown
Howard
Jay Winégar
Dickinson
N.D
Floyd Winegar
James. Gaughan
Wayland
John Gaughan
Wessington
North Dakota
Louis Steckmann
St. Lawrence
F. E. Carlsen
Francis Tams
Pierre
Lons
Mrrs. Wilson
Bred Callsen
Sheldon Reese
Leo Callsen
Local Social Snippets From Hudson and Nearby towns
Hartlana Theresa Hagel notes Benson visits Hudson then returns home. Helen Terkelson of Hudson visits briefly. Eunice Johnston of Yale visits Mildred Hines in Huron. Emma Wernstadt, formerly employed at Forestburg, visits with her parents and relatives. George Schippoerit of Cavour hosts Sunday gathering with prizes and games.
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Hartlana
Theresa Hagel
Benson
Hudson
Helen Terkelson
Eunice Johnston
Yale
Swith Milded Hines
Huron
Emma Wernstadt
Forestburg
Fred Wernstadt
Fred Siegenthaler
Paul Siegenthale
Lloyd Bischoff
Mable Mocrissey
Mildred Hines
St Lawrence Residents Attend Social Events and Illness Updates
St Lawrence residents report many social visits and family events. Lawrence Gorke returned to Chicago after emceeing his mother's death and administering the estate with Senator and Mrs. Bellow and family attending. Esther Barber, who aided her mother Mrs. James Schubring, has returned to Sterling, Colorado. A St Patrick party was enjoyed by the Girl Reserves at the Jamra Magness home. Jack Pflugrath, high school instructor, has been ill with stomach trouble. Dale Wardought birth birthday party at the Dixon home drew a large group of high school friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Banning and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCarthy attended the funeral of Mr. Banning’s aunt in Oshiatota. Miss Randall, former St Lawrence teacher, now in Huron, was a week.
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St. Lawrence
Lawrence Gorke
Chicago
Bellow
Bridgewater
Bay
Magness
Esther Barber
James Schubring
Sterling
Colo
Jack McCarthy
Oshiatota
Mr. Banning
Miss Randall
Huron
Local notes from Ray Magness home area
Miss Anna Van Brunt suffered a severe foot injury when a ladder fell during a chautauqua at the high school. She uses crutches with a cast on the foot for ligament healing. Verna ONeill returned to duties after two weeks of training in Yankton. J L Flint, editor of the Hand County News, reportedly ill with tonsillitis. James and Ray Magness traveled to Ha rum for business. A community play rehearsals proceed for Let Me Tell You to be staged at the high school auditorium on Wednesday night March 22. Mr and Mrs C G Wright drove to Wossington Springs Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Magness
Anna ‘van Brunt
van Brunt
Verna O'Neill
Yankton
J. L. Flint
Hand County News
James
Harum
C. G. Wright
Wossington Springs
Fairfield News Briefs From Town Meetings And Illness
Fairfield Little Miran Urban, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Urban, is recovering from pneumonia with special nurse care at home. Fairfield township board met at Everett Bischeff's home. Prairie Maid Calf club March meeting was at Emery Clark home led by O W Olson. Howard Stevens ill from influenza improving slowly. Mrs Urban and daughters Dorothey and Mrs Ross Cumming were Hur on callers. Farmers Union and junior local held a business and social at Morrell schoolhouse Friday evening.
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Fairfield Little
Care guidance for dermatological remedy and care folder
Instructional text describes applying Caticara Oinowent to affected parts, washing with Catiewra Somp and hot water, then bathing for several minutes. Claims the preparation is purer and better for skin troubles. Mentions a special folder on care of the dan Adérem and Caticaray Dept. & T Wiartden.
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Dept
T Wiartden, Oiaen
Iroquois Coach Valdez Leads to State Tournament
Iroquois Coach Valdez and the basketball team traveled to Mitchell Saturday for the state tournament RS. Benn and G. P Bishop went Friday to watch the games. Reitze Crawford has been ill for several days and his brother is caring for his paper route. Robert Gross sustained a severely injured knee during play. Oliver Grannis is recovering after a two week pneumonia illness. Mrs. Vera Workman and daughter Virginia returned Thursday from visiting her sister Mrs. Neil Herman in de.
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Valdez
Mitchell Satnday
Benn
G. P Bishop
Reitze
Crawford
Robert Gross
Rex
Oliver Grannis
Vera Workman
Virginia
Neil Herman
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