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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
7
Fresh homegrown tomatoes are plentiful and cheap as peak harvests hit in many states. The fruit provides vitamins A B and C, stores well without a pressure cooker, and can be used raw cooked or canned in a variety of dishes. Tomato juice is versatile for babies and adults, with cocktails and seasonings enhancing flavor.
A simple recipe yields a warm dish of tomato corn and cheese on toast. It uses flour, onion, butter, tomatoes, and shaved cheese, with a browning step for the flour and onion before combining everything and melting the cheese over toast.
The article explores fried green tomatoes and green tomato dishes, offering varied preparations such as fried tomatoes with egg wash and bread crumbs, green tomato pickles, and green tomato pie. It includes a sample budget menu with breakfast lunch and supper ideas featuring tomatoes, potatoes, and cottage cheese fillings.
The City School Board authorized bids for transporting children west of the Fair Grounds to Wilson school and signed contracts with Miss Frances Sievers to teach fourth grade at Wilgon for 1000 dollars yearly and Ard is Lundeen as junior high clerk for 43 dollars monthly. Sievers succeeds resigning Kerera Barlow who left to Mary.
Home for the Home Mra August Steinhouser of Hitchcock wins a past prize for grape jam and grape catsup in a weekly contest. Arthur Utend and Mrs J T Murphy earn honorable mentions with grape frappi and canning grapes. A new contest offers three cash prizes for best peach recipes and calls for clear names and one sided pages by Saturday morning.
The Dix ie Sweethearts a colored girls band will close the pavilion week with Friday night entertainment after a move from Saturday. Four dances are planned during State Fair week on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. The 10 member orchestra will perform with blue singers and dancers. They come to Huron with a strong past crowd at the Crystal Ballroom in Dubuque and at St Cloud Minnesota. Two Sacramento bookings are noted by the city police.
City Briefs note staff moves with Mr. Bell based in Phoenix and students Collin and Emil Engiebretsen planning Creighton University in Omaha. Advertisements mention household furniture for sale and a day-trip by W B Beddow, Mrs Plummer. W C A Cafeteria hours at Fair Week, and C W Truax with Mrs H N Carlson traveling to Mitchell for state WCTU events. Lawrence Murphy returns from New York after graduating Huron College and pursuing an M A at Columbia.
Mrs Chris Gillstrap and Miss Grace Jordan, delegates to the state W C T U convention, plan to leave by car for Mitchell. Mrs Charles B Miller, local president, also expects to attend. Also noted are rummage sale details at the T U church and various fair week offerings.
Dispatches from Colima say a strong earthquake was felt in Mexico City last night and recorded on instruments there. News notes the event's scientific verification and regional impact.
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