Salt in Canning Cuts Sugar Use Says USDA Kitchen
USDA kitchen experiments show one-fifth to one-quarter less sugar can be used in jelly and jam making. A quarter teaspoon of salt per cup of fruit juice aids jelly or pulp for preserves and marmalades, masking sweetness until standing. Salt used in England during the war informs this method. For strong flavored fruits or with lemon peel and spices, syrups may replace part of the sugar, commonly in half and half proportions.
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United States Department of Agriculture Experimental Kitchen
England
Public Sale Scheduled by Fred Fisher on Glendale Road
Fred Fisher will hold a public sale at his Glendale road farm forty four miles east of Lynden on Saturday August fourteen. A full announcement will appear in the Tribune next week as he plans to give up farming.
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Fred Fisher
Glendale Road
Lynden
The
Tribune
Mr. Fisher
Lynden Creamery Company Seeks Disincorporation in Washington
In Whatcom County the Lynden Creamery Company petitions to disincorporate and dissolve under Washington law. The court may appoint directors as trustees to settle affairs and distribute remaining assets to stockholders after debts and claims are paid. The court has entered an order.
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Lynden Creamery Company
State of Washington
Lynden
Washington
Lynden Men Start Mount Baker Climb for Week
A six man Lynden party left Wednesday to climb Mount Baker and visit Elbow Lake. The group includes Sylvan Weidkamp Willard Weidkamp Cleve Schuyler Earl McClimans A E Henry and Will Noteboom. They expect to be away one week.
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Lynden
Mount Baker
Elbow Lake
Sylvan Weidkamp
Willard Weidkamp
Cleve Schuyler
Earl McClimans
A. E. Henry
Will Noteboom
Lynden Firm Sells Three New Chevrolets
The Lynden Motor Company sold three new Chevrolet cars this week. Buyers were George Grant Ralph Pilon and Fred Stremler.
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Lynden Motor Company
George Grant
Ralph Pilon
Fred Stremler
Steel span for Hannegan Bridge due next week
The steel span for the Nooksack river bridge at Hannegan Road will be shipped from Portland to Lynden next week. Completion is expected within thirty days of arrival, with four by fours decking and twenty foot road approaches.
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Nooksack River
Hannegan Road
Lynden
Portland
Petitions Hearing Set for August 3 1920 in Bellingham WA
In said cause fixing Monday the 3uth day of August 1920 at 9:30 A M at the court house in the city of Bellingham Whatcom County Washington as the time and place at which said petition shall be heard Dated this 28th day of June 1920 GEO M COOK County Clerk First publication July 1 1920 Last publication August 26 1920 R B LE COCQ Lynden Washington Attorney for petitioner
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Bellingham
Whatcom County
Washington
Geo. M. Cook
R. B. LE Cocq
Lynden
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