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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
5
Bartered in the Postoffice at Orange City a weekly publication issued every Thursday in Sioux county Northwestern Iowa. Terms offered include cash in advance per copy with pricing details shown and advertised to county readers.
A series of notices from Lee and Sioux County announce candidacies for county attorney and county treasurer on the Republican ticket. Gerrit Kiar, Anthony Te Paske, H. H. McKee, Albert Heentsia, and Y. Mulder seek support, with pledges of past performance and future continuity.
John Jongewaard Piease announces candidacy for County Recorder in Sioux County and appeals to Republican voters in the June primary. Alien Van Wechel and others also seek the office, subject to voter decision at the primary.
D H Wissink of Grange City Iowa announces candidacy for County Auditor pending Republican electors division at Sioux County primaries to be held March 11 1914.
Om in G Reiniger announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court at Sioux County Iowa, subject to the Republican primary. He asks for support and thanks voters for past kindness and approval of his services and treatment of the public.
SHERIFF Thereby announce myself as Republican candidate for the office of County Sheriff, subject to the decision of the June Primari vs. Win. Wiersma.
Representative candidate announces run subject to June Republican electors decision. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges to serve the district’s people as they wish to be served.
This piece offers inventive winter vegetable dishes and methods to vary flavors. It describes peppers with sardines, curried mushrooms, Lima beans with tomatoes, and a puree of green peas, detailing preparation steps, ingredients, and serving ideas to reduce monotony and save costs.
The article lists cold meat dishes for luncheon bills of fare. Ragout of Turkey uses leftover turkey in broth with mushrooms and seasonings, then thickened and served. Trnm Patties mix minced cold ham with breadcrumbs and milk, bake in gem pans with an egg on top for a savory bite.
A health warning urges thorough cooking of pork to kill worms such as trichine. It explains safe doneness for fresh pork and hams, gives boiling and water timing, and cites a California death linked to undercooked sausage from a farmer.
A farmer’s guide to why spring pigs show unthriftiness with undersized, thin animals. Possible causes include tuberculosis, worms in vital organs, and other parasites under the skin. If tuberculosis is ruled out, identify worm locations and apply remedies. use splints or ointments for parasites. Early diagnosis and treatment aim to improve growth and size.
A wealthy Mississippi valley farmer died leaving an estate of about $10,000. He shared land profits with tenants by stocking farms when tenants lacked capital, ensuring fair end-of-year splits. The piece discusses resilient older farmers, a couple near Plaza North Dakota who restarted farms to earn profits, and a U.S. Department of Agriculture study on silage cost. The average silage cost is $2.45 per ton, with a range from $1.10 to $5.42, and typical production around $1.50 to $2.50 per ton.
A collection of dessert ideas using winter fruits and pantry items. Recipes include Candied Chestnut Molded with Gelatin Lewona Jelly with lemon and gelatin, Raspberry Sponge with milk and jam, and Tart Apples paired apple dumplings with spiced butter sauce.
An old recipe excerpt describes hot cream soups ideal for cold weather. Cream of Potato Soup uses milk, potatoes, onion, and butter finished with croutons. Cream of Vegetable Soup blends leftovers with onion juice and flour roux, parsley added before serving. Cereal Soups cover barley and toast soup methods with eggs and milk finishing the mixtures.
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