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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
7
Mrs. M Br iggs discusses the Winter Salad and fruit and vegetable availability for the coming week in the Briggs family talk. She notes that lettuce carrots cabbage celery apples oranges and bananas help keep fresh salad affordable for midwestern towns. Father Briggs agrees and asks about scheduling.
A kitchen chat covers cottage cheese use in a supper salad with carrot border garnish and a related cabbage Apricot salad. It includes a sour cream dressing, a walnut topped serving, and a sour cream based dressing recipe with mustard cayenne and vinegar.
The column records a parade of small-town happenings in Titonka and nearby areas. It mentions residents visiting, illnesses, and social calls, along with notes on local businesses, a political candidate campaign, reminders about fire safety, and community events such as a Valentine party and county seat discussions.
At a January 11 House Agriculture hearing chaired by Marvin Jones Texas, H A O Neal of the A B L J Taber Master National Grange and J A Simpson president National Farmers Union presented joint recommendations. On January 12 Neal with Guay of AFBF and Blackburn California Farm Bureau carried the united program to President Hoover at the White House urging earnest consideration.
A 1932 program plan from National 4 H Club Radio outlines a yearlong schedule with a central theme 4 H club work has earned value. February features John Tasker of Brattleboro Vermont on trees Esther White of Claremont New Hampshire on savings. C B Wadleigh New Hampshire State Club leader on It pays to belong to a 4 H club. J Smith on future 4 H club plans. The music theme Learning to know Americas music includes patriotic songs by the Marine Band with Ray Purvi er discussing the songs.
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