Home Hints for the Home Crisp lettuce and safe storage tips
Practical kitchen hints cover keeping lettuce crisp in a paper bag on ice, sawing angel food cake with string, placing oil cloth under rug ends, cooking hominy with minimal fat, fat clarification methods, using bacon dripping for flavor, handling fish with wet hands, avoiding soda in vegetables, clarifying dripping with water, storing clarified fat, using nails in flower pots to aid growth, flavoring pie with tea or coffee, sifting sugar for meringue, and adding cream of tartar for large meringue batches.
Very Special Dinner Menu Item List
Smoked Pork Shoulder Rolled Potatoes Creamed Cabbage Bread and Sutter Deep Apple Pie Tea or Coffee Milk Medium Cost Dinner Roast Beef Browned Potatoes Buttered Onions Mixed Vegetable Salad Salad Dressing Bread and Butter Snow Pudding Soft Custard Coffee Milk Very Special Dinner Grapefruit with Honey Roast Pork with Gravy Apple Sauce Boiled Rice Green or Lima Beans Mixed Green Salad French Dressing Rolls and Butter Cheese Crackers Coffee Mil
Simplicity and grace in a unique dress design
AEST f By Pate cia D ve describes a distinctive costume featuring a shaped yoke, modest puff sleeves, a raised waistline, and a slim skirt. The yoke and sleeve bands use plaid taffeta, the skirt is black velveteen, with wool crepe in brown pairing with orange suede cloth or silk crepe, and checked gingham with white batiste as an alternative.
Morning frock suits the larger woman in V-neckline
The description highlights a neat morning frock with a surplice line forming a V-neck, trimming tab at the skirt, wrist length sleeves with upturned cuffs, waist fullness, and an unexpected pocket. Belted to ease the waist without constriction. Pattern order asks 15 cents per pattern.
Local Happenings in Estherville Area Family News
Lawrence Jensen visited Chicago with friends from Thursday to Saturday. Mrs. George Weible and daughter Betty left Sunday for Gilmore City after a week with the Fred Sternberg Sr. home. Mr. Weible followed. Elmo Long of Springfield Minnesota visited over Sunday with Lloyd Clements family. Mrs Long is Clements sister. Merrill Robb of Iowa City attended A. A. Crim’s funeral Friday. Frederick Nissen left for Drake University in Des Moines after visiting his parents. Mrs. A. H. Kately spent weekend in Ellsworth with her brother’s family. Lois Clark is ill with scarlet fever. J. P. Koster, Sam Woods, Joe Fuss returned from near Pocahontas where Koster contracts for buildings. Herman Oransky returned from Chicago and Des Moines. L. E. Mathews and family returned from Des Moines to Estherville. Martin Johnson of Rake and John Hemmingson hosted weekend guests. Ralph Bracken of Sierra Madre California, former Estherville residents, welcomed a son born Tuesday. Edwin Booth left for LaPlante South Dakota after two weeks with family. University of Minnesota students Bertha Gaarde and Mary Jeannette Rainey visited with relatives. Mrs. George Luikart of Sandstone Minnesota visiting John Weir. Melvin Bowen and wife of St. Paul announce birth of daughter Patricia Lynn born February 8. she is their first daughter. Dr. C. E. Golly of Spencer visited with Dr. and Mrs. John Osgood. V-R-
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R. J. Womack
Mr. Womack
Mary Jane
M. O. Moklebust
Mildred Smith
Celia Fulton
Ceyola
Ceylon
Leona Balmer
I. J. Fowler
Indianola
Dale Palmer
Mima Wertz
Estherville
Scotland
S. C
Tomlinson
S. B. Reed
Caylons
Dolliver
Anfinson
Maron
Fank
Emma Anfinson
H. M. Granner
Ledyard
Ceylon-Nolliver
Thomas Franklin Wood
W. F. Wood
Des Moines
Gloria Lucile Robinson
C. I. Robinson
Cottage Grove Ave
Wood
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Town
Miss Robinson
Drake University
University of Colorado
Drake
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Rolfe to end feeding of hoboes in town
Rolfe town officials and the Promotion club decide to stop feeding beggars and discontinue food cards for work at the wood pile. In January thirty two bums were fed by the club. The move aims to discourage the knight of the road and push unemployed residents toward work programs like the CWA and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Knight of the
Propper
CWA
Fashion department notes for mail order request
A fragmented line lists to send to Patricia Dow at the Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept in Brooklyn details including name address style number and size for a mail order. It appears as part of a pattern or fabric correspondence within the department.
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Patricia Dow
Vindicator and Republican Pattern Dept
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn N. Y
Bridge to replace rock dam at Spirit Lake shores
Milford Iowa The conservation corps under E W Thorson will build a forty foot bowstring truss bridge across the northern inlet into Spirit Lake to replace the rock dam part of Mini Wakan park development. Workers excavate through peat muck to reach hardpan clay for foundations and install fish grates to prevent Iowa fish from entering Minnesota lakes.
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Milford
Iowa
Spirit Lake
E. W. Thorson
Camp Okoboji
Mini Wakan Park
Conservation Corps
Fish and Game Department
Minnesota
40 Foot Bridge Will Be Built to Replace Dam
Milford Iowa special report details Civilian Conservation Corps workers completing foundations at Mini Wakan park shelter house. A 57 by 57 foot combination house and shelter with natural stone walls and a large fireplace, on a knoll overlooking Spirit Lake, to be finished by April 1. Fire prevention measures include camping out crews to keep pipes from freezing. Other park projects include shelters at Silver Lake and Pike's Point with rock construction and planned features.
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Milford
Iowa
Mini Wakan Park
Srirlt Lake
Silver Lake
New Park
Pike's Point
Okoboji
Silver Lake House
Local social notes from Estherville and vicinity
Miss Dorothy Mahlum of Jolly spent the weekend here with her parents. Miss Mahlum teaches school in Jolly. Mr. and Mrs William Olson took their daughter Florence to Fairmont Friday night for a weekend visit with Miss Marjory Weigand. Dr. and Mrs Leland J Belding of Chicago left for home after visiting Dr and Mrs J P Clark. Mrs Clark is Dr Belding’s sister. Miss Betty Parsons spent Sunday in Oheyedan with Miss Pearl Schneider. Mrs E J Kane returned home from California after visiting relatives. Merril Meadows returns Thursday from the University of Iowa with a bachelor of science in Commerce. An advertisement promotes Brunswick radios at Gambles with modern styling and prices starting at $12.95.
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Dorothy Mahlum of
Jolly
Henry Mahlum
Miss Mahlum
William Olson
Florence
Fairmont
Marjory Weigand
Leland J. Belding
Chicago
J. P. Clark
Clark
Dr. Belding
Ft. Sheridan Hospital
Betty Parsons
Oheyedan
Pearl Schneider
Estherville
Merril Meadows
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Brown Creek Club Meets Thursday At Mrs Merle Robinsons
The Brown Creek club gathers Thursday at Mrs Merle Robinsons home for an all day meeting with invited husbands and families. A 1 oclock covered dish luncheon will be served and Mrs George Haar leads the meeting followed by cards.
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Ladies Aid Society
Church Annex
I. J. Fowler
M. C. Peterson
Brown Creek Club
Merle Robinson
George Haar
Card of Thanks for kindness after father's loss
Mrs. L. P. Anderson and family express gratitude for friends' kindness and floral sympathy after their father's death. Also notes a general appreciation for support during a difficult time. The message preserves a warm, communal tone.
The New Deal by A W Baird
A W Baird criticizes the New Deal arguing relief borrowing worsens burdens for farmers and endorses reduced rents. He accuses officials of pressuring farmers into corn loans and contracts while high rents and production costs persist. The piece questions the agricultural policy and fairness of relief efforts.
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Agriculture Department
Thanks for kindness in our sorrow loss of son
We extend gratitude to friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness shown during our hour of sorrow in the loss of our dear little son. We also thank the CWA workers and the Fidelity order for their part. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Longman Mr. and Mrs. Verl Wilson
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CWA
Fidelity Order
G. A. Longman
Verl Wilson
Sheriff Sale Notice in Emmet County Iowa
Sheriff Cliff Fredericks en announces a special execution from Emmet County Court to satisfy The Travelers Insurance Company against George E Groves et al for 4307.40 dollars plus costs. Property includes parts of NE and NW quarters in Section 13, Township 98 North Range 33, Estherville, Iowa. Sale set for March 3, 1994 at the courthouse front door between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm, bidding to start 10:00 am, cash only.
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District Court
Emmet County
Iowa
Travelers Insurance Company
Plaintife Ane
George E. Groves
Nem
See- Hon 13
Townshiyy
Range 33
Emaret County
Fatherville
Estherville
Cliff Fredericksen
Towa
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California
Emma Goldman
Toronto
James Colton
U. S
Pate
Ba Lara TS
Auimeres
Ors
Eifeme Ate
Lawrence Jensen
George Weible
Betty
Gilmore City
Fred Sternberg Sr
Mr. Weible
Elmo Long
Springfield
Minn
Lloyd Clements
Mrs. Long
Clements
Merrill Robb
A. A. Crim
Frederick Nissen
Joe Nissen
A. H. Kately
Ellsworth, Minn
L. MH. Tone
Lois Clark
J. P. Koster
Sam Woods
Joe Fuss
Pocahontas
Mr. Koster
Herman Oransky
L. E. Mathews
North Third Avenue
Martin Johnson
Rake
John Hemmingson
Ralph Bracken
Sierra Madre
Calif
Bracken
Edwin Booth
LaPlante
S. D
Rose Booth
George
Charlies
Priscilla
Bertha Gaarde
Mary Jeannette Rainey
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
George Luikart
Sandstone, Minn
John Weir
Melvin Bowen
St. Paul
Bowen
Esstherville
Inez Waters
Patricia Lynn
C. E. Golly of
Spencer
John Osgood
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State Park
Owen Morton
Chichesters Pills
CO Movie Classic
Radioland
CI Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Largan Hee
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Tintooel
Alis
Cele Ty Magazine
Better Homes & Gardens
Hollywood Movie Mag
McCall’s Magazine
Wnarale
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Home Circle
Household Maga CO
Mother's Home
Needlecraft
Successful Farm
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E. J. Kane
New Brunswick
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Bayer
Menoher Nra
Thurs
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Bldanby Club
Harry A. Jones
Fred Gates
Wesley Dunham
J. H. Cramer
H. M Knudsen
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Frank Logan
F. W. McCullough
Cramer
L. W. Loving
Herman Wiese
Carl Mickelson
Gail Morse
Gates
Dunham
Bunco
J. H. Maclay
Mary
G & J Troan
Nels GU. Kraschel
Towa Poblis
Wasi Tawed
Farmers’ Forum
Terest
A. W. Baird
Max McMillin
Lincoln
Eotherills, Town
Drs. Jones & Mann Osteopathic
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Tel
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