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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
2
Lynn Chambers presents cake favorites and icing techniques. Recipes include Deluxe White Cake and Devil's Food with seven minute frosting,Burnt Sugar Cake with Caramel-Nut Frosting, plus tips on cooling before icing and achieving textured surfaces.
Giants coach Leo Durocher says the 1950 club, built around Hearn Maglie and Jansen with strong defense and speed, can win the National League pennant. He notes six good starters, solid infield around second, a power outfield, and hustling team play as crucial to beating Dodgers Cardinals and Phillies.
The American Wildlife Federation promotes its 1951 Wildlife Conservation Stamps drive. It credits supporters with expanding conservation legislation, educational leaflets, teaching aids, and a national reporting service, urging continued contributions of $1 per sheet or more.
Gene Sherman district warden supervisor from Bozeman criticizes hunters for misidentifying game near Gardiner. He cites 26 moose shot by elk hunters, with 11 salvaged and 15 meat unsalvageable, warning illegal moose slaughter stems from mistaken targets. Weather notes discuss barometer rising aiding fishing.
Marlys Classen, in two years of competition, has won nine blue ribbons at the Nebraska State Fair 1950, establishing herself as a leading cook. She credits Fleischmanns New Improved Active Dry Yeast for consistently good, fast rising results.
Practical tips for drawer planing and waxing to improve fit, rope fixes for windy lines, homemade ink eradicator with bleach and water, reviving typewriter ribbons with stamp pad ink or mineral oil, dusting typewriters with a feather or vacuum, and removing iodine stains with pumice.
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