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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
7
A vintage home cooking piece promotes sandwich plates that mix salads, cheeses, fruits, and fillings on one dish. It suggests double decker sandwiches, varied toppings, and simple desserts to sustain families during hot nights.
The article states juice prepared the night before loses little vitamin C or flavor if kept cold. Too long in advance causes flavor changes and fermentation. Room temperature juice spoils after two days while refrigerated juice lasts three days. After canning, cool jars quickly, store in a cool dark dry place to preserve quality.
Instructions for selecting firm broccoli at bud stage and white cauliflower heads, cleaning and cutting, blanching times of 2 minutes for broccoli and 20 for cauliflower, using a large boil and maintaining boil, cooling, and packing in jars or cans with 4 inch headspace. Includes brine options and storage guidance for locker plants.
The advice warns not to can peaches with any spoiled portion. Even after cutting away the decay, bacteria can remain and ruin the entire jar.
The Board of Supervisors of Pocahontas County Iowa announces a hearing on the Powhatan Township Public Improvement Drainage District petition. A competent engineer reports proposed tile drains and benefits exceeding costs. hearing set for September 4, 1945 at 2:00 PM with written objections due by then.
Notice to Harry Doeringsfeld and State Board of Social Welfare that described real estate in Pocahontas County Iowa Lot 1 and Lot 2 in Block ... expires. The notice cites parcels located in Pocahontas County and involves the State Board of Social Welfare.
In Pocahontas County Iowa Probate No 2970 Vivian N Johnson has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Denzil Johnson deceased All persons indebted to the estate are to make payment and those with claims must present them as required by law Dated July 21 1945 Vivian N Johnson Administratrix of the estate 202
Denison firefighters investigated a mysterious glow described as a Christmas tree ornament on the William Collins home roof near a state liquor store. A loose wire removed from the ridge halted the glow. No damage occurred and the cause remains undetermined.
Dr. George N. Hoffer of the American Potash Institute explains corn roots require well drained ventilated soils rich in oxygen to perform their nutrient gathering and anchoring roles. He notes plow under fertilization can backfire when soils lack aeration, leading to oxygen competition with soil bacteria and fungi and poor plant performance.
An illustrated design shows a feed box hinged so the top aligns with the manger top. A hook holds the box stationary to prevent stock from dumping it by nosing. The invention promises a sanitary, foolproof feeding solution.
An actual cure for coccidiosis is reported with the sulfa drug sulfadi azine. The remedy is scarce and costly due to military demand. Feeding the drug for five days is said to clear an infected flock, though not prevent deaths in birds already advanced.
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