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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
4
Nutrition expert Mildred Nelson from Iowa State College explains eggs as protective foods rich in iron and vitamins A thiamin riboflavin and niacin aiding meal value. She notes four to five eggs weekly for children and three to five for seniors and urges varied uses beyond serving eggs plain.
President Truman announces an honorably discharged status for USO and its member agencies after seven years of wartime service. The report cites $236.7 million in total donations, 88.7 percent for direct services, and 1.5 billion USO attendances across 1941 to 1947 with 4,000 clubs and 16,009 employees at peak.
The article notes egg cookery is easy but warns cooks struggle with cakes and pies due to high heat. Keep heat low and slow to avoid tough protein. greenish yolks may appear when overcooked. Smoother omelets and scrambled eggs come from proper blending and immediate cooling in cold water.
The two day junior market judging contest features a new judging committee. March 12 and 13 at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids host the Iowa State Spring Market Hog show. Open to juniors under 21. Top ten win medals from the Iowa Swine Producers association. An adult division exists with premiums and cash awards totaling 2000 dollars. Entry from J M Mc Christy Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce.
Wayne Master Farmers led a Jan 14 session at the Carl Siebels home to start all record books. Ed Helgens and Edwin Freese assisted as members filed baby beef dairy and swine sheets and studied budgets while Clifford Helgens and George Tobiason shared talks on tours to Curtiss Candy Co. farm and DeKalb plants.
Instructions explain that unfin ished pieces need a water dampened cloth wipe to raise the grain. The grain should then be sanded thoroughly before applying stain.
Dearborn Motors announces Ford Farming a new quarterly rotogravure magazine for Ford Tractor and Dearborn equipment users mailed to farmers in this area. The publication by Dearborn Motors Corp. Detroit features photographs and stories about farmers nationwide. Rats Spread Disease warns veterinarians diseases rise on farms with rats including calf scours mastitis ring worm tuberculosis abortion coccidiosis infectious bronchitis trichinosis and other illnesses.
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