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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
3
A kitchen guidance excerpt outlines molded egg salad with tomatoes and greens served with French dressing, followed by a vegetable white sauce with cheese over cornbread and a fruit apple bake with spices. It includes soft custard dessert steps and a chocolate garnish.
The instructions describe melting chocolate and folding it into whipped egg whites. Then pour custard into a dish and top with meringue before chilling to set.
A frayed recipe fragment describes scalded milk with fat or oil, salt pepper crumbs and cheddar cheese with Worcestershire sauce. Combine with beaten egg yolks then fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in a water bath at 350 degrees for one hour in a 1 1 2 quart casserole.
Mix pineapple cabbage and pimientos with mayonnaise. Mound on plates and garnish with cress. For the omelet heat eggs with water pepper and ham then fold in butter and white sauce. Serve with hot, seasoned peas blended into the sauce.
University of Idaho agricultural engineer Walter P. Firberg warns that installing proper ventilation in new barns and poultry houses prevents moisture buildup that causes rot and dry rot. He notes dampness injures workers and stock and warm damp spots create incubation for disease, while good ventilation prolongs building life.
The career of Arthur E. Stoddard traces a rise from a 12 year old water boy in Texas earning 25 cents a day to president of Union Pacific. Born July 28 1895 in Auburn Nebraska he began rail work 1906, served in WWI Navy, advanced through telegraphy dispatching and management, led SHAEF railway efforts in WWII, and was named president March 1 1950. He lived in Omaha Nebraska with wife Oceann J. Johnson and children Robert McCracken Richard. One son Marine Lt Robert E. Stoddard was killed at Iwo Jima.
Mr and Mrs George Maxwell Jr spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs George Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Victor Christensen. They returned to their home in Provo Sunday.
Anton S. Horn of the University of Idaho extension cautions that late winter sun can injure fruit trees, especially the southwest bark, when heat remains after a calm afternoon. He explains sunscald damages the exposed bark as temperatures drop and may kill affected areas.
Orchard and landscape trees are vulnerable to sunscald when trunks face late sun. Cherry, Bartlett pear, and some apples show injury, as do redbud and mountain ash. Placing boards on the southwest trunk helps shade and protect trees from sunscald.
Idaho may avoid a nationwide grasshopper outbreak in 1949 says H C Manis University of Idaho entomologist. He projects spotty infestations west of Idaho with limited trouble areas in Crane Creek Washington Adams counties Salmon River canyon near Riggins and Clear Water canyon in Latah and Nez Perce counties. He notes outbreaks occur about every ten years and warns most advisories target prairie states.
Mr and Mrs Leo Harris of Preston welcomed a girl born February 27. Mr and Mrs Willard Porter of Treasureton welcomed a boy born February 25. Mr and Mrs Gordon Merrill of Preston welcomed a girl born February 28. Mr and Mrs Robert Bunker of Preston welcomed a girl born March 2.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Jensen of Jerome hosted a weekend visit from Mrs Jensen's brother and family Mr and Mrs Leonard Hansen at their home on south Ist east.
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