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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1949
Page
13
A historical note explains souffles as a thick white sauce with eggs and optional flavorings. The sauce is prepared first then cooled, yolks folded in, whites folded last, and baked at 325 degrees for about 50 minutes. A spinach souffle example lists 1 cup spinach 3 eggs 2 cups white sauce with bacon fat salt and chopped bacon and onions or chives.
A collection of souffle preparations with steps for chicken and mushroom, crab and bread crumb, coconut vanilla, chocolate, and corn cheese variants. Each item covers making a base with fat and flour, adding milks and flavorings, folding in stiffly beaten egg whites, baking in greased dishes, and serving guidance.
A fragment describes combining two tablespoons fat with 34 teaspoon pepper 44 cup breadcrumbs and 2 cups crab meat with minced parsley. The instruction mentions mixing well and adding milk gradually to form a paste for shaping and cooking.
The Cache Valley Boy Scouts of America executive board met February 8 in Logan and adopted a 1949 operating budget. A public subscription drive to fund current scouting operations was set, with the slogan Strengthen the Arm of Liberty Through Scouting. Franklin D. Richards leads the drive with district finance chairs named across Cache Valley. The campaign will run about two weeks.
Scout council officials and board members pledged full cooperation with Mr Richards and his committee. New executive board members announced at the meeting include P. H. Edgley Merlin T Van Order A Alvin Bishop Lynn A Thompson Lee Osharl George B Hennan Aubrey Lawrence. Lawrence named chairman of the leadership training committee, with a long scouting background as a scout master and executive board member of the Boulder Dam council.
Vance T. Smith of the University of Idaho urges farmers to inoculate legume seeds to boost nitrogen fixation. Legumes cover about 20 percent of cultivable acres for hay seed and pasture, improving yields and soil. Proper inoculation ensures effective bacteria enter root hairs as plants grow. Always inoculate when unsure and on new land.
Idaho lawmakers approved amendments to senate bill 76 to improve processed milk sanitation and protect public health. The Idaho Public Health Association withdrew opposition after revisions agreed with agriculture and public health committees. Senators Buxton and Ingalls praised the compromise as protecting dairyman investment and consumer health. Christmas retail sales may hit record again due to packaging and services driving lower prices.
A jumble of quoted statements on friendship, government, and virtue from Talmudic, Clay, Emerson, and Armstrong. The piece reflects on discretion, truth telling, trusteeship, spirituality, and habit in a restless world.
The Commerce Department reports 1948 figures show Americans are now spending from income for the first time since before the war as personal spending failed to top income.
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