Prunes or Apricots Boost Muffin Mineral Content
Incooked prunes or apricots finely chopped may be added to muffin batter to increase mineral content. The tip notes using these dried fruits as a simple way to boost nutrition in baked goods.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
8
100 Graduates Continue Page One List at Pleasant Hill
The remainder of the graduates at Pleasant Hill includes Donald Moothart and Helen Jacobs with teachers Mrs. Bott and Miss Reinehr. Fair Haven Center features Donovan Daetz ler with Mrs. Luella Naniga. Hartman Ruby Hartman and Mrs. Kavess are noted with Miss Kavess as teacher. Other graduates include Fajr Haven Mary Louise Janssen Betty Rick with Margrete Landen teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Donald Moothart
Chestnut Park Man Sentenced in Wisconsin
William H. Werthwein, operator of the Chestnut Park grocery in Savanna, was sentenced to one to two years for negligent homicide in Wisconsin. He pleaded guilty after initially maintaining innocence over a Platteville youth’s death caused by a car he was driving. The prosecutor noted recent arrests near Platteville before the fatal incident and Fennimore authorities had released him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Werthwein
Chestnut Park
Savanna
Wisconsin
Werthwein
Platteville
Wisbey
Fennimore
Continued Rain Provokes Farm Protest Notes
An all day rain and additional showers stirred mild farmer protests as fields stayed too wet for work. Farmers quipped they wanted rain but not all at once while forecasts warned of more rain to come and relief appeared tentative.
Federal Judge Woodward Dies After Illness
United States District Judge Charles E. Woodward died May 15 at his LaGrange home after a two week illness from heart trouble He was 65 and served 13 years on the federal bench appointed by President Coolidge in February 1929 He is survived by his widow and two children Riverside residents The death delayed a federal court session set for Monday and juries were rescheduled to report June 8 with Federal Judge John L Barnes presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles E. Woodward
LaGrange
Coolidge
U. S
John L. Barnes
Entries for Chicago Junior Market Lamb Show June 17
Entries for the fourth Chicago Junior Market Lamb Show and Sale at the Chicago Stock Yards June 17 are coming in. Any farm boy or girl who is a member of a vocational agricultural or 4 H club may exhibit. The one day event includes four classes with 60 prizes totaling 250 dollars. Exhibitors stay at Stock Yard Inn for 50 cents a night. The top lambs will be auctioned after judging by packer buyers and other lambs sold to commission firms. Special prizes include the Pilo W Pillsbury trophy and a $25 shear contest prize. Occupational questionnaires for Selective Service will be due within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
International Amphitheatre
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Pillsbury Trophy
Myr. Pillsbury
American Hampshire Sheep Association
National Suffolk Sheep Association
Revival of bicycle use urged with safety focus
Rationing and gas curtailment push bicycles as economical travel. Riders warned to ensure first class mechanical condition and lights. Traffic rules enforced for cyclists. careless riding blamed for most accidents. Illinois Medical Society backs the call and urges complete Selective Service questionnaires and local Employment Service help.
Poultry management lessons urge better care and efficiency
A poultry grower argues for improved hen housing and feeding to boost egg output. He compares poultry production to manufacturing, noting crowded houses, empty feeders, and disease risk as key issues, and urges higher standards to meet rising demand.
Occupational Questionnaires Sent Saturday
Local selective service board sent questionnaires Saturday to men registered on February 16 in the third registration cycle. The group includes men aged 20 to 35. forms ask about learning and work history to assess likelihood of military service. Attorney Mr. Carroll, member of the county legal advisory board, said he already helped nine men fill out forms and found his own in the mailbox.
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Local Selection Service Board
Ooy
Andy
Adine Inive
Carroll
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