Safer Home Canning Methods From USDA Study
Nutrition researchers from the USDA and Iowa State College report validated canning practices for raw and hot pack methods. They establish tested timetables, adjust processing times, and confirm safe heat penetration for fruits vegetables and beans. The guidance covers raw packing for cherries peaches berries apricots pears plums tomatoes asparagus lima beans carrots corn peas and more.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Morrill Hall
Iowa State College
Ames
Homemaker's Corner Poem Reflection On Life And Return
A fragmentary Homemaker's Corner piece presents a brief poem by Madiline Bridges. It speaks on giving pity to mourners and finding renewal through life actions as a mirror of all people. The text shows hopeful lines about sowing seeds and the world returning one’s best efforts.
Give the World Your Best and Hearts Will Return
A reflective verse urging loyal hearts and brave spirits to give their best in love truth and faith. It promises that generosity and integrity bring support and honor, with a smile returned in kind during moments of need.
Craftroom Decor From Repurposed Household Items
Use paper from wallpaper scraps for walls and ceiling. Buy inexpensive salad bowls and mark inside with nail polish saying All Gone or You’ve Had It to hold snacks. Sawed half the wooden trays to mount as wall shelves for collections. Paint discarded bird cages and hang with ivy or begonia on velvet ribbon. Enamel old grocery display rack black to store magazines and records.
Probate and Guardianship Actions from County Court
The county court records probate filings for Nellie Zomerma Nellie Zomerma of Sioux Center and others with hearings set for June 24 July 1 and July 3. Ex ex ecutrix appointed for Felix B Schutz of Granville with no bond. Guardian Lucille Slager appointed for Ault Vander Ziel with bond 2000. Guardianship for Loyal Kent final report approved. Guardians authorized to sell 2/3 of 40 acres for Trudy Vander Wilt minors. Estate closeouts for Walter Bruno Raver and A H Meyers. Plymouth Electric Coop sues Elmer Haage for 42.30 and costs. Further probate actions include James Robinson and Charles E Wasser appointments.
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Nellie Zomerma
Sioux Center
Anne J. Roggen
Boyden
Mary Schutz
Felix B. Schutz
Granville
John H. Bloemendaal
Orange City
Louisa Anema
Lucille Slager
Ault Vander Ziel
Thys Post
Hull
T. E. Klay
Loyal Kent
Bond
Trudy
Jean
Jay Arthur Vander Wilt
Walter A. Bruno Raver
A. H. Meyers
Plymouth Electric Coop Association
Elmer Haage
Joe Robinson
Hawarden
Charles E. Wasser
Ida
Probate notes and court actions in Hawarden district
The column records multiple probate and guardianship actions including bonds set for administrators and guardians in various estates, hearings scheduled for June 17, and closings of estates for Wandscheer Slagle Balkema Hoekstra with executors discharged. It also notes a judgment against Hol N One Donut Co. and a DUI related fine and license suspension for Frank Edwin Bosworth.
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B. Wasser
Hawarden
Ted Goslinga
Stewart Goslinga
Herman E. Hulshof
Evert Hulshof
Rock Valley
William Stephens
N-One Donut Company
Gilbert Braxvoort
Frank Edwin Bosworth
Woodbury County
T. E. Klay
J. H. Wandscheer
Elizabeth Wandscheer
John Wandscheer
Marie Lancaster
Walter S. Slagle
Nancy S. Bekins
Lawrence J. Henningfeld
Charles Henningfeld
Nicholas Balkema
Charles Hoekstra
Christina Hoekstra
South Dakota
Stener Helgeland
Limits on Congress and Constitutional Checks
An explanation of constitutional limits on Congress and the presidency. It notes prohibitions on habeas corpus suspension except during rebellion or invasion, bills of attainder, ex post facto laws, and taxing exports. It also covers limits on religious establishment and free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
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Congress of the
United States
Congress
Dictatorship limits and US rights in constitutional view
The piece argues that no state can violate citizens rights or abridge privileges, and any powers not given to the US government belong to the people. It emphasizes the constitution’s limits on government and the people’s will over Congress, noting the Iowa State Bar Association prepared the article for public information.
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United States
Congress of the
Iowa State Bar Association
Town Council Proceedings May 27 1957 Meeting
The Town of [location] Council met May 27 1957 with Mayor Gerrit Slothauber presiding. Members De Jong Meester Vander Berg and Vande Hoef attended. Smit was absent. The minutes were read and approved. The treasurer reported period ending May 15 1957 with on hand 16356.36 received 11405.75 disbursed 868.98 and balance 26893.13. A motion approved installing yellow caution traffic lights on the east edge blacktop road at the town limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Slothauber
John de Jong
Herman Meester
Chris Vander Berg
Paul M. Vande Hoef
Raymond Smit
Public meeting notes approve bills and appoint committee
The council carried motions to renew the Public Liability Insurance and to start the summer recreational program. A committee led by Paul M. Vande Hoef and Herman Meester was named to arrange the preparations. Several general fund bills from Iowa Public Service Co De Boon Hardware Vanden Brink Agency Northwestern Bell and others were audited and ordered paid.
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Paul M. Vande Hoef
Herman Meester
General Fund
Iowa Public Service Co
de Boon Hardware
Vanden Brink Agency
LIC
SAF
Northwestern Bell Telenhans
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