Easter ham inspires festive breakfast and dinner ideas
Home economist Inez Willson endorses ham as the Easter centerpiece. She describes baking a whole or half ham in a slow 300 F oven, glazing with honey and maraschino cherries, and decorating with cherry diamonds or apricot glaze.Apricot glazed ham offers another festive option for Easter meals and an Easter breakfast idea features thinly sliced pandroiled ham with a poached egg and pineapple.
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Inez
Willson
Ham
Geary, Mullady, Gearhart Rites Mark Cascade Obituaries
Cascade mourns the sudden death of James Michael Geary at Mercy hospital Anamosa after illness since Friday. He was born in London in 1863 and lived in Dubuque county. burial at St Martins. Also reports Miss Mary Mullady 75 longtime Cascade resident dies after hip injury at Mercy hospital Anamosa. Funeral at St Martins church. John Gearhart dies at his daughter’s Cascade home after years of poor health. burial in Cascade cemetery. Survived by son Ralph, daughter Mabel Astwigen, 23 grandchildren, and siblings. Burial in Cascade. Final Training School notes on art design in East Cascade. Community club events and local visits.
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Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
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London
England
John Geary
America
Cascade
Dubuque County
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Martin's Church
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Mary
Dubuque
John
Slara
Thomas Geary
State University
Vermillion
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St. Martin's Church
Devaney Funeral Home
Mary Mullady
Miss Mullady
St. Martins
West Cascade
M. J. Farrelly
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Fillmore
J. J. Leen
N. J. Hoffman
George Talbert
Joseph Keneally
Joseph Tallman
Barney Besler
Joseph Takes
John Gearhart
East Cascade
Cc. E. Richardson
Mr. Gearhart
Mabel Astwigen
Clara Bright
Worthington
Ralph
East Cascade High School
Whitewater
Prairie Creek Township
Rhodes
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C. E. Bottomstone
Denver
Colo
Bert
Hawthorne Club
G. H. Herzberger
John Holub
Dora Thomson
Helen Downing
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Des Moines
August Thomson
Marilyn Herzberger
Robert Platner
Zach Erickson
Mabel, Minn
Helen Erickson
C. T. T. Club
George Miller
Ralph Orth
Robert Fishwild
Helen Alden
Wyoming Election Complicates Mayor Four-Told Contest
In Wyoming last Monday a five candidate field split votes for directors and a treasurer with Claude Sears leading the ticket at 92 and Dr. E N Stoffel at 83 while one year term winner G H Hersberger drew 156. Two candidate tickets list Mayors C W McMahon and George Ireland with councilmen, assessors, and one present member. Ralph Story reports twin calves on his farm and Emilyn Wickstrom is hired as bank bookkeeper, with a memorial hall social program and notices of death and spring planting.
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E. N. Stoffel
Herman Brunscheen
Klaud Dick
H. P. J. Westphal
G. H. Hersberger
C.J. Ingwersen
C. W. McMahon
Theodore Becker
C. B. Shaffer
W. E.demoss
George Miller
W. O. Shaffer
George Ireland
Fred Storm
Charles Marshall
Harry Cook
Henry Behnke
Merton Miller
C. J. Ingwersen
Ralph Story
Wyoming
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Gothenburg
Neb
Citizens State Bank
Lorita White
M. E. Aid Society
Memorial Hall
Marilyn
Betty Buckingham
Ivan Mader
Ivan Mader; Vocal Solos By Mrs. W. M. Bissell
Carmen Ingwersen
E.S. Pealer
Etta Clapp
Lindsey Ward
Etta Clapp Lindsey
Siloam Springs
Ark
Ray Clapp
Cedar Rapids
James Clapp
Marion
Will Clapp
van Wert
Ohio
J. 8. Parr
Louis Sampson
Arthur Manwiller
Ames
Iowa State College
Winte
Alfred
Social events and local incidents in Wyoming
Yormer's parents Mr and Mrs George Fishwild hosted a bunco diversion with prizes to Doris Ingwersen Leona Busch Richard Moenk and Charles Eggert. The fire department fought a grass fire between the Swordes and Thomson lots Monday. Otto Newell, formerly southwest of Wyoming, was taken to St Luke's Cedar Rapids for emergency appendicitis surgery Saturday night.
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George Fishwild
Bunco
Doris Ingwersen
Leona Busch
Richard Moenk
Charles Eggert
Helen Downing
Supt
R. J. Tidman
Wyoming
Ernest Reitz
T. J. van Dyke
Gordon Marshall
Everett Vrooman
J. T. Swordes
Swordes
Thomas Thomson
Otto Newell
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Poultry Not Meat Drives Upswing in Farm Prices
Frank Priebe discusses poultry as a standout farm product, noting higher prices than last year while meat prices fall. He observes meat packers promoting higher meat consumption, citing a sticker on a dining car menu urging people to eat more meat. He reflects on personal choices among available meats.
Poultry, Eggs, and Ham Drive Food Trends in News Note
A train booklet from the Pennsylvania railroad shows poultry purchases exceed beef as eggs and ham usage rise with prices. It notes people favor chicken when meat is costly and adjust to ham and eggs when pork prices fall, boosting the overall market. Baking tips and KC baking powder advertisement conclude the excerpt.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Wheeler Sees Roosevelt Potential Nomination
Danbury Review reports Senator Wheeler doubts any candidate can beat F D R if he runs for a third term. He notes no man has a credible chance and Roosevelt may be nominated but likely to win or lose depending on his decision.
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Danbury Review
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Cooking School Demonstrator Gives Hints On Baking Powder
Mrs Frances Speidel hosts an Express cooking school sharing simple baking powder rules. Use only the can’s recommended amount, one level teaspoon per cup of flour, or one heap ing teaspoon per quart of flour. Accurate measurement ensures best results with KC Baking Powder.
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Frances Speidel
Express
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