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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
6
Notice from Prosperity Encampment No 58 I C O Fy calls a Thursday meeting on January 28 to install officers. All Patriarchs are requested to attend. Chief Patriarch Sr Baker signs. Also notice that West Chester Farmer Shipping Association will meet Friday.
At one o clock in the old Farher's Union building the U and PT club ladies will entertain their husbands with an over supper Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Myallit.
A 1913 era claim labels a Norwegian monarch as a cruel despot nicknamed Nero of the North and The Cruel. It notes deposition and banishment in 152 percent and cites Christian I as king of Ugonitirk.
The item notes a missing bread on a Homestead Farm menu as pumpkin bread once a favorite in early Iowa dining. It explains pumpkin bread was made from stewed pumpkin mixed half and half with corn meal then kneaded like white bread with leaven to rise.
The W I L Woodlawn Cemetery Committee reports 1925 receipts totaling 109.25 for manicuring and lot work. Planting included peonies donated by Mrs. W M Stone of Anadale Minnesota. Disbursements include cemetery sexton wages 109.25 and B F Campbell fees for re setting monuments and selling markers totaling 81.55 15.00. Chairman J B Crail signs the report.
A read through old Iowa dietary notes describes lye hominy made from ground corn, the corn grater sheller, and the traditional cooking cycle from boiling with ashes to cooling in outdoor kettles. The piece contrasts pioneer meals with modern enthusiasms and ends by asking how mush diets influence corn prices.
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