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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
6
Frosty fruit salads offer versatile light dessert options with two recipes using whipped instant non fat dry milk and lemon flavors. The article also notes labor savings with mechanical washers and graders, suggesting a flock size of 1,000 hens for full efficiency and 500 hens as a minimum to profit.
A recipe for Barbecued Meat Balls serves 6 to 8 with a tangy sauce of tomatoes chili powder horseradish celery seed olives and worcestershire. Balls mix beef crumbs milk onion and beer then simmer in sauce to finish with chopped olives stirred in before serving.
Cans of milk left by the roadside can stay cool by placing them in a tub of water and covering with a wet burlap sack. The sack wicks moisture into the water, which evaporates and cools the cans.
USDA economist R N Van Aredall of the University of Illinois reports that increasing flock size adding machinery and rearranging poultry buildings can reduce annual labor per 100 laying hens from 250 hours to 40 or less. Feeding and watering account for about a third of chores while hand methods require 42 hours. mechanical systems in large operations cut this to about 3 hours. Gathering cleaning and grading eggs remain the largest tasks.
Readers learn that proper use of power sprayers and dusters with insecticides improves hay feeding value and market grade. State authorities and manufacturers recommend safe, residue-free chemicals to control army worms grasshoppers leafhoppers spittlebugs alfalfa weevils clover seed weevils and aphids while avoiding toxins in milk eggs or meat.
Dr. H. Charmbury of Penn State argues coal will steadily grow to meet industrial and domestic demand as atomic and solar energy emerge. He urges more technically trained engineers and increased research in mining and coal utilization to improve extraction methods in Pennsylvania's billion dollar coal industry, employing over 75 000 workers.
A Pennsylvania pediatrician reports a new scarlet fever like illness with fever sore throat and bright red rash but no streptococci or skin scaling. Thirty cases were seen at Elizabethtown State Hospital for Crippled Children. Proper diagnosis avoids quarantine and deprivation of school and income.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Hammeke and Mary Ellen vacationed at the R Cooper home from Tuesday to Sunday. Hammeke earned an Electrical Engineering degree at K State and will join Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Topeka. Don Bender and family from Oakley joined the visit, with other relatives gathering in Burr Oak on Memorial Day.
Thursday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Robison and Martha, Miss Adai, Edna and Josie Robison, Mrs. Hannah Freed, Mrs. Lena Lloyd and Franklin and Wesley Johnson, Richard Johnson and Joyce Flager of Meade Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Forsberg and family hosted Thursday dinner guests, with Harvey Sandell joining Mrs. Edith Forsberg for the occasion.
Misses Josie and Edna Abison and Mrs Bertha Granstedt were Monday evening guests at the Sherman Robison home. Edith Swanson and Vernon were guests at the Duaine Greenslade home. John Sjolander and Warren Nelson with Jean visited the Sjolander home. Warren Nelson and family moved to Superior Nebraska for a Bureau of Reclamation posting Tuesday. Lawrence Nondorf and Larry Courtland with Hannah Larson Topeka and Belie Whitley with Charley Sjolander visited the Sjolander home Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Carl Norgard and Carl Jr Frank Dolezal and Mr and Mrs Eustace Sjolander were Thursday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs John Sjolander.
Saturday guests honored Ronnie Freed's birthday with family from Manhattan and nearby, including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark and family and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kirk with their baby.
Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cooper included Mr. and Mrs. QC Reece Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tingstrom Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer and Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lervold. After bridge, lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs R E Cooper and Mr and Mrs ElReno Sederlin were Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson and Bill departed Tuesday morning for Lincoln Nebraska where they plan to spend a week.
Harvey Sandell was able to return home Thursday morning after a brief hospital stay.
EK. O. Blakeley of Topeka visited his mother Mrs. Clara Blakeley Tuesday evening.
The mobile home industry grows into a billion dollar business with about 200 manufacturers and 3500 dealers. Sales rose from just over 1 million in 1930 to about 500 million last year, with another 500 million invested in mobile home parks. Occupants total 3 million, increasing by 250,000 annually, and over 1 million homes are in use. Average family income surpasses the national average by more than 1,000 dollars.
New York report says the Red Chinese, while denouncing free enterprise, copy a stapling machine for bureaucrats of their system. The device is hailed as an all Chinese step forward but appears to be a copy of a familiar Wong Island firm’s staple gun.
Washington The Post Office Department will issue a centennial postage stamp in May to honor the start of the Age of Steel in the United States. The first day ceremony will coincide with the Sixty-fifth General meeting of the members of the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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