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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1957
Page
2
Beef menus from the Beef Cookery book by The American National Cow Belles outline practical beef recipes. Available through Mrs Clarence Dorman of Sidney, details include preparation ideas and meal ideas using beef cuts.
A Chicago Club recipe describes braising ox joints cut into 2 inch pieces. Brown with onions carrots and celery, dust with flour, add red wine and stock, simmer slowly several hours, season with salt pepper and garlic. Chicago Illinois.
Cut 2 pounds of beef into cubes and sear in hot fat. Boil with 2 quarts water for 1 hour then simmer 30 minutes. Add sliced turnips onion carrots bay leaves cloves parsley celery and seasonings then add potatoes and boil until tender. Thicken with flour and stir in heated canned peas. Serves about 8. Contributed by Northern Pacific Railway Company St Paul Minnesota.
Five years ago Mr and Mrs A M Leafdale celebrated fifty years of marriage with an open house at their Potter area home 1514 Maple Street. The couple wed on a farm north of Potter and later lived in Denver before returning to the Potter community to farm.
Local residents visit relatives in Grant and Los Angeles while others attend district meetings and hunt seasons. Bank robbery arrests in Broadwater and a post office burglary case are reported alongside community events, elections, and a 1932 World Series recap in Yankee Stadium.
News briefs from Cheyenne County include old settlers meeting at Lodge Pole with talks on early experiences and plans for annual reunions, local house moves, new band formation Pryor's Band, and residents finalizing land proofs. Reports from government survey officials describe cattle shipments, fence removal, and impending enforcement actions in the Big Horn country. A Wyoming oil field boom and potential Union Pacific branch are noted, alongside social visits from Louisville, Kentucky.
Fifty five years ago a new telephone line linked the UP telegraph office to the round house. In Kimball Nebraska the heaviest rain of this season dropped three inches threatening pasture growth. Stockmen fear a frost after warming spells could injure the winter range and curb grass recovery.
Dr. Chas W. Meyer, early Black Hills settler from Santa Fe, NM, arrived last Wednesday and left Friday for Deadwood. The Black Hills road is crowded with freighters toward Sidney with more than a thousand pounds of freight awaiting transport.
Many cooks prefer peaches that are just under ripe for preserves. They yield firmer texture and brighter flavor, reducing soft mushiness during cooking and helping maintain shape in jars.
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