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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
11
Wisconsin has collected 100,493,261 in gasoline taxes since 1025, per T H Brindley of the Sun Crosse AAA. He notes the united states and district of columbia totals and compares federal revenue, warning the tax burden funds nonhighway uses and rises for motorists.
Sadie L. Frencher received ten thousand dollars from the will of Mrs. Lena Allen Stober who had represented a long career in coiffure. The bequest, tied to a half century of artistry, emerges amid disputes over a large silver legacy attributed to the Storber family.
Summer fruit pies headline this home cooking feature by Mary E. Dague. The piece outlines two crust and deep dish apple pie techniques with step by step guidance, from crust mixing to baking temperatures, including variety choices like Early Harvest and Yellow Transparent. It notes open and deep dish variants and cites chef Joseph Boggia for inspiration.
A kitchen note describes finishing apples by cooking them partly and folding in several tablespoonfuls of freshly made apple sauce to enrich texture and sweetness for a dessert preparation.
The Mindoro Mindoro Wisconsin brief mentions a children's day program at the Presbyterian church with a Yellowship dinner, a visit between Mrs. Welda and Mrs. Ashdown, and a Farmington Rod and Gun Club Melrose club joint meeting. A wedding at 8 pm in La Crosse area, Mildred Pfaff and Donald Allen wed by Rev. Kroonemeyer, with family attendees and post ceremony dinner for about 40. couple to stay in St. Paul with the bride’s parents. A huge blast shattered Oregon’s capitol area, endangering lives, breaking windows, heaving rocks up to 200 pounds, from 2,532 sticks of dynamite set off by wrecking workers near the fire-damaged building.
Mint flavored iced tea is being introduced this week to housewives nationwide. Home economists praise its minty taste and thirst quenching quality as a convenient alternative to picking fresh mint or buying leaves, made by blending mint with fine Orange Pekoe tea for a ready to serve summer beverage.
London reports the Commons passing the India bill by 386 to 122 after a long debate. Hardliners fought fiercely, and Winston Churchill warned against a fatal blow to the British empire. The piece notes the Bank of England vaults’ massive 12-ton doors as a contrasting detail.
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