Goldpield Items From the Chronicle
Dr Peppera was in professional Renwick Monday. Mr and Mrs on and the recruiting child of Arle Thompson being on the sick net J Clark. Nicholeon left Tadsiay for Coe College at Cedar Rapids with two chums Fred Procknow and Bayton East of Madison 8 Y. The boys attended the Coe Ames packetball game. Sxat and Procknow were guests at the Rev Nicholson house Monday and Tuesday. Last Friday night two of Jas Lawthorne's boys, returning to Fort Dodge, lost control on icy roads. a car went off the grade into a ditch after breaking a barb wire fence. Elsa the driver escaped with a scratched face and torn overcoat. He nearly drowned, pinned under water but was rescued by several bystanders. The party drove slowly and escaped unharmed, planning care thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clark
Nicholeon
Teft Tadsiay Ftérndon
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Allege
Fred Procknow
Iayton East
Madison
Coe Ames
Sxat
Procknow
Rev
Jaslawthorne
Fort Dodge
Elsa
Hero Oviatt
Fa Matheeon
Luverne Items and Local Notices
Edith Wala is on the sick list. J A Robertson spent Sunday in Aigona. Payson Pickett has been sick with La Grippe. Agent Keith moved his family to Thor. Lyle Dillon returned from Lamberton Minn. Husel Raney visited Aigona friends. Kenneth Lovell is sick with bronchitis. Mrs. Win Bigings is ill this week. Henry Packard from near Renwick visited Monday. Cemetery Assn to meet Mrs A W Brink Jan 18. Geo Stoddard visited the Big Dogs. Miss Kable and Miss Hilton returned to school duties. Rev Watson from Fr Dodge visiting his daughter Mr Heddle. Rev Huber will hold revivals two weeks longer at MK church. Rev Heddle preached at Plover in Rev Huber’s absence. Mrs Geo Thompson and son Milton visited W B Mason home. Arthur Blanshaw and Miss Julia Block married at Percy Loomer home. Newlyweds to live near Britt on a farm.
North Luni Items Brief Local Notes and Social
No school at Palmer School this week as the teacher is away. Rev Perry fulfilled his regular appointment at Luni. Claud Bugard attended Short Course meetings in Boone township. Clarence Pardy has returned from the South after visiting friends and kin. The Literary Program was well received with good acting and applause. Claud Bogard and family visited A Browne last Sunday evening. Summer tat young people met at Winnie Packard’s Thursday for choir practice and ice cream served by the Bowters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Bugard
Boone Township
Winnie Packard
Browns and Keaibey Attend Sunday Dinner at Luni
Ruth and Pearl Brown and Effie Keaibey shared dinner with Ruby Priliber after church on Sunday afternoon at Luni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Pearl Brown
Effie Keaibey
Ruby Priliber
Luni
Boone items from the Monitor recount local occurrences
Jake Ross aided a cattle shipment to Chicago Saturday while Chas Helinke did not halt. Martha Smith attended a Webster City funeral Friday. Helinke and Meier families visited the Kimrow home Sunday. Flossie Strait left for Wisconsin Thursday to stay with grandmother. The annual mission meeting is set for January 20 at Mrs Toby Palmer home with couples urged to attend. Little Selmar Amuso suffered a serious door accident at a double corn crib Friday. Mrs R Frank hosted about twenty children for Buster's birthday with a three course luncheon before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Helinke
Chicago
Mies
Martha Smith
Webster City
Selmar Amuso
Luncheon Fable Recipes for Griddle Cakes and Muffins
Readable instructions for yeast cakes and muffins from a vintage kitchen column. Includes Pinin Hot Bread style griddle cake dough, wheat muffins, and Graham muffins with measurements, mixing steps, rises, shaping, and baking times. Mentions yeast, milk, sugar, lard or butter, eggs, and graham flour.
Simple Dessert With Sponge Cake And Custard
Simple dessert idea uses sponge cake served with soft custard poured over. Not elaborate but tasty and distinct from pudding cakes. For Sunday night suggest a potato salad for a light meal, plus leftover cold meat or lamb with salad dressing for sandwiches.
Puff Muffins From Simple Batter Rise
Puff muffins require no egg and little butter. Mix two cups flour two teaspoons baking powder and a teaspoon salt. Stir in milk and melted butter then beat ten minutes. Bake in greased pans ten to fifteen minutes until white and puffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House Rolle
Orange Omelet With Thrace Eggs and Oranges
A recipe describes mixing two orange eggs and two oranges with sugar and salt. Beaten egg yolks receive orange juice grated rind sugar and salt, then stiff whites are folded in. Cook in a hot buttered pan and serve on a hot platter with sliced oranges on top.
Inexpensive Punch Recipe Through Winter
Through the winter, as you open Jara of strawberry, raspberry, pineapple and cherries, see the extra juice until you have enough to fill pint jars. Heat and seal, then when you make punch mix lemon juice or orange and lemon juice, add a pint of this juice and a few sliced bananas. Serve ice cold.
Baked Beans From a Historic Home Recipe
Wash one quart of pea beans pick over strain and wash again set in a bean pot with a quarter cup of molasses two teaspoons mustard one teaspoon salt and a half pound pork Add water to cover bake six hours replenishing water hourly until the final hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmor
Appetizing Luncheon Menu Item Note
A short notice describes a luncheon dish featuring canned meat fried in a chafing dish with cream sauce and peas. The language suggests a dated home cooking style and a simple serving suggestion for a satisfying meal.
Tea Time Delights With Dates In Sandwiches And Desserts
A Victorian style household guide lists numerous uses for dates in tea service including fillings for sandwiches, date paste with peanut butter on white bread, date based custards and puddings, and as flavorings in pies cakes and cookies. It describes making pastes and butters in labeled jars for quick relishes and suggests date prepared sauces for hors d oeuvres and suppers. It also mentions combining olives capers and orange zest into butter and using date based spreads on meats and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Household Hints and Practical Cookery Notes
Household hints cover heat retention from brick stands, sealing apples before cooking to prevent splitting, quelling squeaky shoes with kerosene, and warnings against flammable hints near flames. Tips include baking apples in goose fat to absorb odors and a method for a smooth cream sauce by heating milk, whisking in butter, then combining with the creamy mixture as milk boils.
Honey as a sweetener and cooking aid
The article extols honey’s value beyond sugar, noting enhanced flavor in grapefruit and apples baked with honey. It gives a honey based recipe for six to eight apples with cinnamon and lemon, plus an original beef stew with beef cubes, tomatoes, and water, cooked slowly and served hot.
Tomato Bisque Soup Recipe Note
A compact home recipe for tomato bisque instructs simmering canned tomatoes and onion, adding soda before milk, thickening with flour, and boiling to a smooth taste. The steps emphasize careful sequencing and tasting to achieve a delicious result.
Leftover Cold Mutton Gelatin Dish Instructions
A recipe describes using boiled mutton cut into small pieces. Pour over a quart of gelatin, add the meat, and season with poultry seasoning if desired. Let stand until set and chill in a cold place for serving.
Appie Pancakes Improve With Apples and Tips
A fragmented recipe notes one cupful flour two teaspoonful baking powder a quarter teaspoon salt two eggs and one and a half cupfuls chopped apples with milk to form a thin batter. Serve with powdered sugar.
Prepare House for Winter In Chickencoop Care
The text advises prewinter coop work including cleaning, disinfecting, lime wash with kerosene, and Paris green for insect control. It suggests insulating the hamnery, using paper sheathing, overlapping crib entrances, disinfecting dishes, ensuring ventilation, warming floors, and stocking road dust gravel and grit for baths, with a note on adapting to changed appearance and avoiding setbacks after alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saga & Talagr
Paris Green
Chickens In Limited Space Poultry House Design
A compact poultry house concept shows how to house the maximum number of egg producing birds in a unified space. It features an outer shed with a gabled roof, an inner temperature controlled structure, raised platforms for feed and water, vermin proof perches, nesting boxes, and a ladder system for exercise with ventilated open front and wire doors for night closure. The design allows the total floor space to be extended indefinitely.
Prepare for Cold Weather for Poultry Keepers
Autumn winds bring duties for poultry keepers as flocks are gathered and housed for winter. Store vegetables and box sand for ducks, secure dust bath materials, and provide dry litter and scratching material. Use leaves for bedding. shelter ducks in vented sheds for cold months.
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Pete Helnke
Andrew Meier
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Misa
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Ladiéa
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