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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
5
Sioux County Herald issued weekly from Orange City Iowa offers mail subscription in advance with terms for one copy daily or three months. Includes note on job work, cash on delivery and an address to send orders to 18440 Hospers.
Gerrit Klay announces his candidacy for County Attorney of Sioux County at the June Republican primary in Orange City Iowa dated February 25 1914 Anthony Te Paske requests recognition for a Vandoyd date nomination on the Republican ticket at the same primary election.
The undersigned Albert Heemstra announces his candidacy for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries to be held in June.
A vintage recipe collection describes creamed codfish preparations. It covers cream sauce codfish with breadcrumbs parsley eggs and butter, baked codfish with potatoes and creamed cod on toast, and a white sauce variant for eggs with paprika onion and milk.
An odd scene aboard a balloon at 6 600 feet altitude prompts officers to search for a carried card report. They notice a small black speck that seems to trail as if dropping reports, but the tarcometer shows the balloon rising. A loud chirp reveals the speck is a frightened lark reacting to the ascent.
The article warns that undercooked pork can harbor trichinae parasites. It explains cooking times for various cuts, detailing frying or baking until white with no pink. It cites a California death from eating improperly cooked pork as evidence of danger.
Farmers report undersized pigs due to possible tuberculosis from cattle, parasitic worms, or skin parasites. The article urges diagnosing the exact cause and applying appropriate remedies to restore growth, including relocation if tuberculosis is present, deworming, and topical treatments for parasites to improve weight gain.
A Mississippi valley farmer who died recently near Plaza North Dakota had for years treated his tenants as partners. He would stock farms for tenants unable to furnish capital and split profits at year end, a practice praised as fair and growth creating.
The menu lists soup baked fish and stuffed peppers with watercress salad and lemon jelly. Desserts include candied chestnuts molded in gelatin lemon jelly raspberry sponge and tart apples with baked dumplings and rich sauce.
A historical shopper notice outlines multiple percentage discounts on dress goods embroideries sweaters and winter wear. Specific offers include 23 percent on dress fabrics 20 percent on embroideries 25 percent on sweaters 20 cents off winter underwear and 45 cents off winter caps with various reduced fleecelined items and coats.
A brief listing shows ladies cloaks priced at two dollars, plus reductions on tea, shaving soap, toothpicks, polish, corn starch, and sapolio soap in March. Includes multiple small items with prices and quantities, reflecting a department or general store ad.
Prices are for cash or eggs and touted as bargains for good goods. The ad mentions various macaroni recipes including salad, creamed macaroni, macaroni with eggs, timbales, and chicken and oyster pies. It provides cooking steps and ingredients, with helpful tips on texture and serving.
A collage of observations contrasts rural life in 1800 with today America. It notes urban growth, shifting attitudes toward trespass and wildlife, changing farm economics, and evolving rural education. The piece references lobsters moved to Puget Sound, silage caution, and ancestral kitchen labor.
A historical recipe notes oysters used alone or with other foods to make pastries. It describes creamed oysters served in patty shells or small pies, crusts from biscuit dough or ordinary pie crust, and emphasizes well flavored oysters. An Oyster and Veal Pie combines veal and pork with onion and parsley in a simmered sauce.
A fragment from Life shows a child named Johnney told to go to bed without supper. He asks about medicine to take after meals, revealing domestic dialogue and a family scene.
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