Plan to convert minerals into animal feed outlined
A proposal aims to transform natural minerals into usable animal feed. The initiative describes converting raw materials found in nature into nutritional products for livestock or other animals.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
6
A proposal aims to transform natural minerals into usable animal feed. The initiative describes converting raw materials found in nature into nutritional products for livestock or other animals.
Condensed milk stores for emergencies and enriches desserts and soups. Banana Ice Cream blends milk water sugar bananas and lemon juice, Lemon Sherbet uses juice eggs and milk, Spoon Bread combines cornmeal butter and baking powder with condensed milk, Creamed Lima Beans uses milk butter and paprika, and you can whip condensed milk for toppings or sauces.
A fragment lists several frozen desserts and fruit flavors including Frozen Peaches Pistachio Cream and Peaches Junket Ice Cream Fig Ice Cream Blackberry Sherbet and variations using grape juice raspberry or other fruit juices with basic ingredients and freezing steps. The text mixes measurements and methods for each recipe.
If skim milk is available, one cent can feed growing chicks and mature hens profitably. The practice could reduce the use of beef scrap in poultry rations and improve efficiency.
Weeke Will Kreul of Rinard visits parents Mrs H B Kreul. Clarence Randolph travels from Camp Dodge for Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Anton Mackovets arrive from California after winter abroad. Red Cross interest noted differing by region. T J Connors tax collector spends Sunday at Fort Dodge. Miss Elsie Craig of Otho visits home. C B McCartan with relatives at Fonda. Court adjourns after three weeks. Matthew Byrne will case verdict set aside will. Friday Club hosts at S J McIntire home. A S Bookman and H C Goodyear attend Minneapolis hardware convention. G B Peterson moves to new Fairview home. Local exemption board prep to send next Camp Dodge quota Feb 26. Miss Mary Currans resigns from Frank Russell store.
Pocahontas visitor Birt Bourett and D F Reents shelling corn are among a string of Havelock happenings. Abe Voogh receives farewell at I C O F Hall before Camp Dodge. many locals visit, travel, or transact business. The Havelock basketball team lost 13 to 0 at Taurens. several residents return from trips to Omaha and Webster City.
Miss Steena Hoveland of Eagle Grove visited at the R. Hoveland home for several days. Mrs. Will Nielsen and Winnifred returned home from Whittemore, after a visit there. The Progress Club met at Mrs. Arthur A Oleson’s, weather delayed, luncheon served. O. J. Sheldon visited Rolfe on business. Steve Nelson property sold to Nieleen with possession March 1, 1919. Ladies Circle to meet at Mrs. A. E. Oleson’s next Wednesday. Humoldt visitors W. E. B. and Herbert Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Hana Porter visited Ringsted relatives. Mrs. S Goodmanson left for Paullina. Misses Weather Bradbury and Esther Smth attended Lydia Sanford’s shower at Rolfe.
Elvah Harvey Rickard born July 1 1837 Montpelier Vermont died February 16 1918 at his son J S Rickard’s home near Bradgate aged 80 years 7 months 2 days He lived in Canton County Iowa Mercer Illinois Nebraska and Bradgate Iowa Survived by five daughters and three sons with two sons and three daughters living Funeral services were held at the home led by Revs Hammond and Dllefson with music by a quartet The remains were shipped to New Boston Illinois for interment The notice ends with a church service invitation and a question about church attendance by Rev Hammond.
Bradgate M. E. Church notes Rev. C. E. Ellefson as pastor. The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. C. W. Bowen's home. Epworth League signs with Brown Lyceum Bureau for a five-lecture series next year. Churches unite for Sunday evening service to save fuel.
The Consolidated Independent School District of Des Moines Township Iowa will on February 26 1918 at 1 00 P M at the school house southwest corner of Section 15 offer for sale sixteen thousand dollars of bonds in denominations of 1000 each to draw four and a half percent interest payable semi annually and to run twenty years The board reserves the right to reject any bids W 98 WATSON Secy.
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