Festive Christmas Fruit Cake From Your Kitchen To Kin Folk
Holiday guidance from Iowa State College suggests fruit cake and cookies travel well with honey or molasses as sugar substitutes. Instructions cover moistening, baking adjustments, and packing for gift-ship, plus tips for cakes, puddings, and cookies and safe use of candles during celebrations.
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Kin Folk
Jewel Graham
Iowa State College
Graham
Good Sewing Adds Much To Homemade Gifts
Iowa State College extension clothing specialist Lucille Rea notes Christmas gift sewing can be rewarding with well made practical items. She recommends fully finished seams on aprons, bias tape for decoration, and materials like glazed chintz plastic and taffeta. Plastic aprons suit homemakers. care in hemming ties is advised.
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Lucille Rea
Iowa State College
Rea
Ripening Cantaloupes Require Temperature and Sunlight
Cantaloupes do not tolerate frost and thrive at high temperatures with low humidity to promote netting and solid flesh. Sunlight boosts flavor and sugar. late ripening links to lower temperatures, early ripening to higher ones. A daily 2500 degree accumulation above 50 F is needed, typically from May 20 to June 10.
Check Christmas Lights For Holiday Safety
Holiday safety tips from Naomi Shank of Iowa State College emphasize inspecting Christmas tree lights for function and avoiding extension cords. Install a convenient outlet near the tree, test electric candles and wreaths, store decorations away from extreme temperatures, keep a flashlight nearby, and have sand water and a fire extinguisher ready with exits well lit.
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Naomi Shank
Iowa State College
Real Estate Transfers in Oxford Junction and Cascade
Real estate transfers include Harry L Mellish and Martha V to Raymond and Lillian Batcheller with deed for part of original Oxford Junction lot and block. Kathryn Noonan to Urban S and Jane Anne Green as joint tenants for two lots in West Cascade Hills addition. Remaining details list homeowners Anna Folkerts Husmann and Henry Stadtmueller with spouses, and Hattie Folkerts Stadtmueller with Henry, but text incomplete.
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Harry L. Mellish
Martha V
Raymond
Lillian Batcheller
Oxford Junction
Iowa
Kathryn Noonan
Urban S
Jane Anne Green
Hill
West Cascade
Anna Folkerts Husmann
Henry J
Hattie Folkerts Stadtmueller
Henry
Property transfers in Scotch Grove and Monticello areas
Documents show Henry J. and Margaret Rickless transfer of Lots 5 6 7 block 1 and vacated second street portion in Scotch Grove to themselves. Kitty Sutherland sells Nz lot 4 Turcks addition Monticello to John B. and Wilma McNeilly. Dean Campbell sells to Guy Bonwell with a love deed. Oak street boundaries define a parcel in Monticello irreg war plat. Dean Campbell to Oliver and Leah Smith. W deed. Ethel H Peet and W A Ruehlman executors to Rose Ernst executors deed 1682 50. Undivided one half interest in specific parcels described. Rose Ernst to Glen and Lucinda Oliphant joint tenants. Tonie Brukner to Donald M and Tillie Catherine Mulvihill joint tenants. Lot 8 block 8 original town Oxford Junction Iowa.
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Henry J
Margaret Rickless
Second Street
Scotch Grove
Kitty Sutherland
John B
Wilma McNeilly
Turck
Monticello
Guy Bonwell
Dean Capbell
Oak Street
City of Monticello
Dean Campbell
Oliver
Leah Smith
Ethel H. Peet
W. A. Ruehlman
B. M. Peet
Rose Ernst
J. D.peet
Stella Maude
Glen
Lucinda Oliphant
Tonie Brukner
Donald M
Tillie Catherine Mulvihill
Oxford _Junction
Iowa
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