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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
Practical kitchen guidance on economical meal planning and preparing winter vegetables. Techniques cover fresh carrots with canned peas, parsnips fried in butter or batter, white beans francaise with pork and onion, stuffed cabbage, and Unpremeditated Suppers with soft cheese and eggs.
An account of the Sells Floto Shows arriving with a monster open caravan and a lion act as crowds line streets. The piece notes trains bringing the circus, local children earning tickets, volunteers fetching water, and shops cashing in on the event before two performances on Thursday July 16. It mentions holiday sentiment and widespread town excitement. It ends with an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
A recipe instructs to chop and quarter cheese, mix with butter beaten egg yolks and mustard, season with salt and cayenne, spread on buttered toast, bake briefly in a hot oven, and serve immediately.
Boil pumpkin and mash then rub through a colander. Mix with eggs melted butter cream nutmeg and salt. Stir in just enough flour to bind about two tablespoons. Drop spoonfuls on a hot griddle and serve hot.
A simple method to make chocolate frosting by melting large chocolate creams in a double boiler. Stir in hot milk a tablespoon at a time until smooth and spreadable, as advised by the Delineator.
Several land deeds show transfers in Humboldt and Salem regions including Edwin wine to Samuel H W, and multiple parcels in sections and blocks. Transactions name Fisher, Sansom, Hill, Taylor, Norton, Dor, Davis and others with specific lots, blocks, and acreage details amid an unrelated Dr Shoop medical advertisement.
The Chautauqua management designates Saturday August 3 as Farmers Day and has secured Prof M L Bowman of the State Agricultural School Ames Iowa to address farmers. Attendees are urged to arrange business to attend even if only for the day as the talk promises practical benefit.
The St. Joseph Gazette argues a national subscription memorial for Grover Cleveland is fitting and proper. It suggests Washington or Princeton as a possible site and praises Cleveland’s honesty and sturdy character while urging prompt action to honor his legacy.
At a meeting of the Old Settlers Association held at Dawson it was decided to hold the annual two days picnic on Wednesday and Thursday August 19 and 20 1908. Committees have been appointed and plans laid to ensure a successful gathering led by N B Judd Falls City Neb with officers S C Barlow president and Gro Kroger Smith secretary.
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