Flour and Baking Powder Mixture Proportions
A note lists 14 cups flour 8 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder and 14 cup milk as ingredients. appears to describe a baking mix ratio.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
4
A note lists 14 cups flour 8 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder and 14 cup milk as ingredients. appears to describe a baking mix ratio.
Real estate deals list transfers from Hutchings to Reynolds and others, including Silver City parcels, Glenwood and Hastings tracts, and a large 32 000 dollar lot sale. A 1858 mortgage note tied to John and Elizabeth, due in a year with 26 percent interest, was foreclosed after the maker fled the country.
A Miller County record draws focus on high interest rates and related financial concerns. The fragment suggests local financial matters prompting scrutiny of lending terms and potential public notice.
Crop tonnage hauled on country roads averaged 6.5 million tons annually from 1915 to 1919, about 27 tons per 100 acres. Missouri leads ne ar Iowa and Kansas, with Iowa at 6.59 million tons and Kansas slightly over half of Missouri’s total. Nebraska, Indiana follow in order.
Fragmentary text notes Ohio and Pexus with 4 050 000 tons in the last named state and discusses road costs from poor to good condition. It then accuses Joseph of being an impostor and calls for his arrest for vagrancy, with searches of person and baggage and removal of endorsements from his possession.
The Royal Baking Powder Co Educational Department displays new baking science progress. A Royal Cook Book is promoted as the last word in baking perfection. Next week Royal Week will allow grocers to give a free copy to every Royal Baking Powder user in Glenwood.
Governor Kendall informs the Mayor that George Joseph presented credentials purporting to authorize fundraising for starving Orient countrymen. Credentials appeared authentic, but new information raises serious doubts about his authority and intentions.
The extension Summer school session at Red Oak includes enrollment of many Mills County youths. Names furnished include Irene Bullington Glenwood Sylvia Carr Silver City Mae Hamaker Strahan Bessie Hatfield Mimerson Glulys Kelley Hastings Edith McGregor Glenwood Margaret Moses Glenwood Mildred Moses Glenwood Viola Nipp Mineola Iva Ord Hastings Velina Osborne Pa chic Junction Thelma Parker Wm argon Hazel Palmer Emerson Vera Slothower Hastings Naomi Thompson Glenwood Judith Wiese Mineola. Enrollment continues with admission open until the second six weeks of the session starts July 18.
Mr and Mrs George Otis and their chauffeur Thomas visited Dillon Montana on June 16 with old time friend Matt Barrett. They planned to travel next to Yellowstone Park about 145 miles away and stay two weeks, with Mr Otis enjoying good health and the trip.
Mr and Mrs Hallie May travel to Spirit Lake Iowa where he has secured summer employment and may stay longer Mrs Kate Lawser of the Silver City Rebekah lodge is elected representative for Mills county lodges to the Rebekah state assembly with the state meeting planned in Des Moines this year
A notice indicates readers will be paid to read all advertisements in The Tribune. The item notes compensation terms and may reference participating departments or sponsors.
American card makers eye profits in Mexico and Spanish language markets. Spanish packs contain 40 cards plus tens with distinct face cards. The ace as as, the rey king, the queen as a young woman, and the caball jack as a horse. Most are imported from Spain, smaller, thin, and easy to tear.
Dr. Laufer stated before the AAAS that potatoes entered the United States not via a Spanish adventurer tale but through Bermuda from England. He traced the root to Chile and Peru, noting the potato’s journey from England to Bermuda and then to America around the late 16th century.
A spectator admires a leading lady and blurts out a compliment. His spouse retorts that pretty girls capture attention, prompting a sharp exchange on fidelity and self‑control. The exchange highlights tension between romance and marriage within the cinema viewing.
A brief note from the Houston Post mentions Blobson and Taylor in the Whirl item. The message directs the girl to go to the office and enter by the revolving door as messenger boys pass, with a signal to phone The Tribune with the news.
The Willard Sign shows a guaranteed Willard battery service point at Glenwood Storage Battery Co. D. D. Wheeler, proprietor, on the southeast corner of the square. Authorized dealers provide battery recharging, repair, and full Willard service including Threaded Rubber Insulation benefits.
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