Onion Use To Balance A Too Starchy Diet
Onions offer low cost value and rich nutrition, with raw onions high in B and C vitamins. They pair well in salads and sandwiches, and right-sized cooking methods reduce cons. The piece lists versatile dishes and suggests a one-day menu featuring lamb with onions and baked apple dessert.
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Palestine
Orient
Moses
Great
Pyramid
Egypt
Yousin
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bermuda
Roast Breast Of Lamb A Simple Preparation Method
A breast of lamb including the foreshank is boned and stuffed with a hot forcemeat. The breast is seared in a hot oven to 80 degrees F, then finished at 300 degrees F until tender. Basting with fat or bacon keeps moisture, and brown gravy is made from the pan drippings.
Areea Tomatoes Macaroni and Onions Dinner
A simple dish combining areea tomatoes, macaroni with cheese sauce, whole wheat bread and butter, and milk. Fry fat for apples and onions with salt and sugar, cook until tender and lightly browned, then serve immediately.
Mild flavored onion baked meat stuffing recipe item
A recipe describes making a lamb stuffing with ground foreshank meat, bread crumbs, celery, onion, parsley and savory seasonings. It covers browning meat then baking stuffed mild onions until tender and golden brown, with onions simmered first then filled and cooked in moderate heat. A separate Raymond note records a student debate about whether the bonus marchers should have their demands.
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Bonus Army
Raymond
Raymond High School
Borms
Albert Habbe
Hollis Thorp
Ruth Garrison
Maude Danforth
Helen Danforth
Dorothy Hink
Lortaine Cripps
Neighborhood News Notes from Alpena and Surrounding Areas
Neighbors in Alpena and nearby towns share visits and family events. listings include Mr. and Mrs. William Chase of Huron hosting at the George Kinsman home. Malinda Winter’s hospital return. multiple households visiting Monroe and Mitchell. Several residents travel to Sioux City, Madison, and Virgil for relatives and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Alice, McDonald
Wessington Springs
William Chase
Huron
George Kinsman
Malinda Winter
Mitchell Hospital
Lyle Freeman
Lewis Griebel
Monroe
Harold Lehr
Herman Brandenbug
Herman Brandenburg
Emanuel Mogek
Will Daleske
E. Christ Sorensen
Marion
Clyde Snedeker
Betty
Lucile
Fred Bruce
Carthage
Leslie Briggs
Boyan Snedeker
Howard
Mitchell
Neda Aisenbrey
Leonard Triplett
Roy Hegg
Madison
Evelyn Hegg
Leleh Hayes
Eastern Normal
T. A. Hayes
Local society notes and harvest festival update
Misses Mary Jane Frazier and Dorothy Smith study in Minneapolis. Mrs T F Dann and her daughter Frankes stayed in Mitchell with Mrs W E Brown. The Ladies Aid met. Mrs T A Herbison reelected president. Harvest festival at the church parlors netted over 50 dollars. Altar Society bazaar set for October 12 at the municipal building. Father McCabe returned to Cander after Ireland visit. Mr and Mrs Tony Lenz head to Mission Texas for winter. A reception honored the school faculty at the Methodist church parlors. An interesting program was given.
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Conde
Mary Jane Frazier
Dorothy Smith
Minneapolis
T. F. Dann
Jittle
Frankes
Mitchell
W. E. Brown
Mf Palace
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodists Church
T. A. Herbison
Methodist Church
Altar Society
Father McCabe
Cander
Ireland
Tony Lenz
Mission
Tex
Social notes from Huron and area visit visitors
Miss Alma Anderson of Huron went to Chicago Friday due to a relative’s death. Jean Sutter called on friends in Huron over the weekend. George Delinder of Poplar Montana visited his sister Mrs. John Kingdon last week. Mr and Mrs John P Ferson and daughters Hilma and Bernice of Steel
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N. D
J.C. Smith
Vidas, Mont
F. Dickson
Marguerite’ Kingdon
Sioux Falls
Owen Gee
Dickson
Miss Kingdon
Gee
Er Hitchcock
Alma Anderson
Huron
Chicago
Jean Sutter
George Delinder
Poplar
Mont
John Kingdon
John P. Ferson
Hilma
Bernice
Steel
Local Residents Visit Family and Attend Events Across Town
Fate J E O Keefe and son hauled fencing wire to Minnesota. Mrs A Getchel and Glenn Berschied from De Smet visited James F Smith home. Families and teachers from Aspera Huron Conde De Smet and Mitchell spent weekends visiting relatives. Corn Palace trip to Mitchell noted with several locals attending.
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J. E. O'Keefe
Minnesota
O'Keefe
Camden
Minn
A. Getchel
Glenn Berschied
de Smet
James F. Smith
James Lawrence
Eric Maass
Conde
Albert Maass
Eva Davis
Aspera
Harry Derschied
Osceola
William Derschied
Foote
Alexandria
Earl Marsh
Mary
Leon Smith
Mitchell
F. P. Matz and Son
William, Musolf, Jr
Huron
William Musolf
Henry Ingle
C. C. Temperly
William Malone
L. Randall
Ed Kludt
Forestburg
Iroquois Resident Travels to Sioux City for Visit
Iroquois Glenn Aughenbaugh traveled to Sioux City Friday to stay with relatives for an extended visit. Walker McDonald broke his ankle while watching a school playground game Friday noon after a player tripped over his legs. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Brooks on Wednesday. Miss Wilma Carter, teaching at Timber Lake, spent the weekend in Iroquois. Mrs HG Brown left Monday for Aberdeen to attend the grand chap.
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Iroquois
Glenn Aughenbaugh
Sioux City
Walker McDonald
William Brooks
Wilma Carter
Timber Lake
HG. Brown
Aberdeen
Local Social, Class, and Family News from Dakota Conference
Notices from Deadwood and nearby towns include the 48th Dakota conference session of the Methodist Episcopal church October 12 to 16, visitors from Vermillion and De Smet, Tri Mu Sunday school social at Mrs. Casper’s home, Mrs. Kreychie of Seattle visiting Iroquois, a marriage announcement for Woodrow Gehring and Evelyn Armstrong in Huron, and the Huron W R C visiting 23 members for a work demonstration lunch followed by a social. Mr. and Mrs. Jansen move to town, replacing Florian Schneller on the railroad crew, with further local movements and visits noted.
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Eastern Star
J. M. Hunter
Deadwood
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dakota
Harvey, Dickey
Vermillion
Ray Whyte
Helen Jean
de Smet
William Miller
Tri Mu
C. C. Casper
A. Kreychie
Seattle
Iroquois
Woodrow Gehring
Evelyn Armstrong
Rigsby
N. D
Huron
Funeral plans for Mrs L W Barber II Red and Monday
The funeral notice states Mrs L W Barber II Red and Monday, a Chicago and North Western operator, has secured a position in Arlington. The family was to move there this week.
Richland man shows slight improvement in illness
Richland township resident Chris Voss, long ill at home, is reported to be somewhat better. His daughter Bertha, from Huron, has been at home to assist in his care.
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Richland
Pearl Creek
Chris Voss
Richland Township
Bertha
Huron
Cavour shed moved to Hansen ranch for cattle feeding shed
The large machine shed near the pool hall was purchased by the Hansen brothers. They are dismantling it and hauling it to their ranch nine miles south of Cavour to use in building a large cattle feeding shed and feed banks. Miss Georgiana Kauth is reported improved after sciatic rheumatism.
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Cavour
George Schmitt
Hansen Brothers
Georgiana Kauth
Moon
Yale
Cavour P. T. A
Supt. Giffen
Pierre
Earl Fisher
Huron
Ray Nolan
Iroquois
John Nolan
Inland town notices mix in brief health and visits
The report records Hermen Dubro of Esmond in critical condition after stopping at Cavour while en route from Huron. Edwin Zell of Rayville is carrying out extensive improvements on his property. Zell runs a general store at this inland point. Mr and Mrs Earl Best of Belle Prairie township were in Cavour on business Wednesday.
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Hermen Dubro
Esmond
Cavour
Huron
Edwin Zell
Rayville
Zell
Earl Best
Belle Phairie
Basiness
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Piased
K. F. Lohn
Wellington Springs
S. D
Burger Motor CO
Muscatel
Grocery Bakery
PHE
Camay
Caimay
Huron Basket
Groce
Harvey Gree Home
Hoy’s
Lampe
Mark Lauters
North Side
Ole
O'Neal's
Orcutt Grocery
Skeezay
Grocery Square Deal- Grocery
South Lawn
South Side Grocery
Waite Grocery
Wayside
Wilhelm ‘Grocery
Burdette
Blunt, S. D Blunt
Cass
Carpenter
George
Banach
Harrold
D. Koch& Koch Frank
Volek
Highmore
McLaughlin Company
Bohning
Bros. J. W.johnsen
Scofield
People’s’ Market
Greeves & Rudd
Wellington
Goughran’s Store
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