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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
7
The readable fragments describe a local event involving Bh ers and TAS with unclear roles. Details are sparse and entities are provisional, preventing a full factual reconstruction.
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A home fermentation guide details making sauerkraut from fresh cabbage with salt and weights. It covers selecting jars or kegs, cleaning, shredding five pounds of cabbage, salting two ounces, layering, pressing under brine, skimming daily to keep acidity, and repeating until fermentation yields crisp kraut.
Instructions for selecting fresh milk-stage ears, preparing kernels, and oven drying corn. Steps include steaming, cutting from cobs, spreading in shallow trays, and drying at 150 degrees F for about eight hours with periodic stirring and door adjustments. Properly dried kernels shatter when struck and remain brittle.
Curing at 70 to 8 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 days to three weeks. Watch bubbles rise in the jar. when they stop, fermentation is complete and the cabbage becomes sauerkraut.
County Supervisors tabled reports by County Treasurer Carlson and audited a long list of county and state fund disbursements. They approved the May 31 1945 semi annual report and set hearings on Drainage District No 156 assessments with owners listed in Roosevelt Township and notices to appear October 9 1945.
Linda Kay Billings, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Billings of Indianola, likely the first Warren County birth after Japan's surrender. She arrived shortly after 5 o clock on the day the war ended.
The State Conservation Commission uses Maurice Brookshier of Hamburg to raise baby quail. He previously cared for 100 day-old birds, rearing 40 to release, and a second batch of 100 arrived to foster a stronger brood for future releases.
In Pocahontas County Iowa Probate No 2981 the district court appoints Eldon Salisbury as administrator of the estate of Edith M Salisbury deceased. Creditors must file claims per law and those indebted must pay the administrator. Dated August 14 1945.
The text ponders how future automobile makers will manage a walnut sized atom power source lasting two to three hundred thousand miles and questions how the diminished atom supply might cause an annoying rattle in the final fifty thousand miles.
Rose Sandvig appointed administratrix of the estate of Charles Johnson late of Po reads the notice for all debts and claims to be presented per law. Dated August 20. 24-2 Rose Sandvig, Administratrix.
Allan Sanderson and companions tried a new fishing method by swimming in a pond north of town and emerging with fish in the shorts. The stunt produced a catch for the New Hampton youth.
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