Peanuts Help Cut Food Costs and Nutrition Benefits
An old feature extols the peanut as a pantry staple, affordable and nutritious, noting its wide uses from soup to nuts. It outlines cultivation in multiple regions, its historical U S rise after the Civil War, and its high protein and fat content. Practical uses include peanut butter, spreads, soups, desserts, and meals, with guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture on economy diets.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S Department of Agriculture
Peanut Butter Cup Cakes For School Lunches
A vintage recipe note extols peanut butter in cakes for school lunches. It lists ingredients for peanut butter cup cakes and a peanut and banana salad, plus a one day menu with breakfast dinner and supper items. Also includes a peanut loaf recipe and baking directions in a moderate oven.
Ree Heights Social Notes and Local Visits
Ree Heights residents report visits from Ree Heights reoccurring guests Ed Berry and Sioux Falls relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Enoch Bawdor and children spent Sunday with Mrs Bea Bawdon in Highmore. Cedar Ladies Aid hosts planned October 6 at Mrs L H Cowan with Mrs Meckel as hostess. Mrs Forest Gibsor and her mother traveled to Armour to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs John Lingscheit left for Minneapolis with their two daughters Hazel and Norma to enter schools, Hazel receiving university training.
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J. Specker
Baby
Parker
Della Berry
John Lingscheit
Minneapolis
Hazel
Norma
University
Local Residents and Visitors Share News in Miller Area
Items include Norma taking up beauty culture, deaths and births, visits from relatives and friends, births on September 24, students returning to state college, and local residents traveling to dates in Millers area and nearby towns. Notables: Henry Vogel’s death in Minnegota and Wayne Nicholas departing to New York University on a scholarship.
Danforth Mies Anna May Winsell Returns to Michigan
Announcements note Anna May Winsell has returned to Michigan for employment as purse holder. Mrs Geiver's condition is satisfactory at Shrine hospital Minneapolis with casts on feet for three weeks. Local social mentions include the German Baptist Convention attendance, Ladies club meeting, and a Roosevel t speech interest. Barn construction begins on Roy Butte farm after summer fire. Andrew Winsell recovering well from a recent accident.
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Mies
Anna May Winsell
Michigan
Oe LaVaughn Geiver
Shrine Hospital
Minneapolis
Jake Heather
Dan Heitzman
Carl Fastnacht
Jake Weber
Emery
A. Geiver
C. Lewellen
Ladies Club
Lee Thompson
Buffalo County
Howard Morrison
Sioux City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roy Butte
Wintering in California for Sheffield Hazel Bieger
Sheffield Hazel Bieger left Tuesday morning for California to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bottomley and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bottomley motored to Conde. Mrs. Herman Baumhof and Mrs. Sheldon Reese of Huron were callers at the C. F. Buckley home. Pauline Hilton of Huron visited the J. J. Bottomley home.
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Hazel Bieger
California
C. C. Bottomley
J.J. Bottomley
Conde
Herman Baumhof
Sheldon Reese
Huron
C. F. Buckley
Pauline Hilton
J. J. Bottomley
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