Efficient Kitchen Design and Apple Butter Recipes From 1917
A 1917 article urges compact kitchen layouts to save steps with light ventilation and built in storage. It offers apple butter methods including ciderless and old fashioned slow-cook options with cinnamon and cloves, plus canning notes. Also included is a notice to non residents about a foreclosure suit in Sullivan County Indiana with a Dec 15, 1917 court date.
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State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
John Funkhouser
Union Building Association of Humera
How to Store Vegetables for Winter Use
Advice on protecting vegetables from waste by drying pickling brining and proper storage. Use a well ventilated cellar or outdoor kit, choose a well drained spot, pile vegetables in a shallow trench cover with straw then dirt to prevent freezing and allow ventilation.
Skim Milk A Valuable Human Food And Stock Feed
Skim milk offers high nutritive value for humans and livestock. It provides essential protein and energy, though fat is reduced by skimming. Economically it yields more energy in cottage cheese than in pork, with milk worth about one cent per pound or pint for human use.
Delicious Apple Butter. Do you have apples that won't keep for winter use?
Apples that won t keep for winter use can be found.
Delicious wartime muffin with potatoes and cornmeal
A wartime muffin recipe introduces strata potatoes and cornmeal. Combine four tablespoons fat two of saga one cup mashed potatoes one cup cornmeal four teaspoons baking powder one teaspoon salt one cup milk. Mix bake twelve muffins in a hot oven for 40 minutes.
Rational Food Conservation and Diet Variety
A discussion based on Farmers' Bulletin S71 explains that rational food conservation can maintain or improve nourishment through substitution. Peas beans cottage cheese and fish can replace part of meat. potatoes may replace bread. fruits and sweet potatoes save sugar.
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Farmers’ Bulletin S71
Pantry Packed With Home Canned Fruits and Veggies
A well stocked pantry with preserved produce promises a more varied attractive wholesome winter diet and lower living costs as households rely on home canning and storage for sustenance.
Fall cleanup boosts winter egg production for poultry
Remove the soil from houses with dirt floors and replace with clean sand or sandy loam or ashes. A general fall cleanup will lead to higher egg production in winter.
Potatoes as Body Fuel and Nutrient Source
One medium potato provides most body fuel comparable to two bread slices and more than one egg. Protein in potatoes is limited but valuable. milk, cheese, eggs, fish, and meat complement potatoes, while potatoes supply essential minerals for bodily condition.
Real estate transfers across Sullivan County townships
Furnished by Schroeder and Price. A long list of property deeds shows transfers in Carr, Gil, Haddon, Jackson, Jefferson, Turman, and Hamilton townships. Buyers pay amounts from $1 to $22,000 for parcels ranging from 2 to 151 acres, with coal rights and ex coal clauses noted in several deeds.
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Schroeder & Price
Sherman Building
Sullivan County
Property transfers in Hymera and surrounding towns
A list of real estate sales shows multiple transfers: Jos M Barnett to Roscoe Waldrop for 300 dollars of a 100 ft lot in Pleasur, Lebanon. Aaron W Motris to Howard L Hyatt for 10200 dollars including lots in Pleasantville. Silas Wilson to Pawl and Gerntha Wilson for 300 dollars in Land ad to Alex Davidson to Wm Norton 65, lot 5 Glenns 1st add. Alexander Deutch to Otto M Sebring for 1590 dollars 36 by 95 feet part of lots 29 and 300 town. Samuel W Eldridge to Dom A and Vern Crow for 800 dollars, lots 1 and 2 E Shelburn ex coal Sullivan. Wm H Crowder to Perry Hosch stetler for 400 dollars pt NE SW 34-8-9. Floyd Snyder to Carl D and Maude Knotts for 1050 dollars 45 by 95 ft pt lots 6 and 7 Briggs add. Anna M Thomas heirs to Stella T and Clayton Price for 1000 dollars, lots 7 and 8 Snow and Cochran.
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Cass
Will H. Hays
Robert H. Sherwood
Bert Pope
Claude J. Walters
Albert B. Pitcher
Wilbert
Emma Smith
Ira Lewellyn
Bert
Nellie Inez Pope
Everet R. Norris
Albert B
Flora KE
Pitcher
Carry Township
Martin O. Campbell
Medsker Lofton
Levi Mathews
Coal Gil Township
Dory Eaton
Courtney Eaton
Nannie Houpt
Oscar Eaton
Lora, Hunt
Aaron W. Norris Jr
Howard L. Hyatt
Philena Norris
Aaron W. Norris
Gilbert L. Irvin
Haddon Township
Grover H. Seever
Emery
Carrie A. Drake
Nelle Creager
Jas. H
Maude Conner
Jackson Township
Leonida C. Piercy
Lee Omar Barnes
Laurent and
Thompson Et al
Lotta Lofton
Morton L. Gould
Linton Coal Co
Chas
G. Lillie
Geo. Morris
Flora Bennett
Otto
Elsie Hale
Susie Davidson
Elza H. Jackson
Hymera
Jos. M. Barnett
Roscoe C. Waldrop
Pleasur
New
Lebanon
Aaron W. Motris
Howardl. Hyatt
Barnett Add
Alex Davidson
Wm. Norton
Glenn
Alexander Deutch
Otto M. Sebring
Samuel W. Eldridge
Dom A
Vern Crow
E. Shelburn
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TRE
Special Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John
Bridgewater
Susie FE
Hunt & Gatphill
M. A. Haddon
John C. Bridgewater
Susie E. Bridgewater
Wirty-oene
White Ass Coal Company
Coure House
David Giles
Hunt. & Gambill
Turman Township
Das
J. Durham
Pauline Benefield
Jas. J
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
Sam
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute
Daily Star
John L. Balderson
the Star
Europe
P. O
The
Sullivan
Maplewood Farm
Graysville
Frimble Bros
Harrison & Drake
Hamit H. Stansberry
Isabel A. Hoover
Dugger
Lucretia Alumbaugh
Jefferson V. Alumbaugh
D. & Neal Coal Co
John Pinkston
Alonzo Ebdon
van Coal Co
Pleasantville
Lewis Taylor
Fred Hoffman
Spencer Add
Silas Wilson
Pawl
Gerntha Wilson
Shelburn
Bennett
West Side Square
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