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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
2
Graphic columns answer farm questions on hens nests for enclosed nests with plaster of Paris eggs and nest cleanliness. Guidance on milking heifers to keep milk flow, noting richer butterfat from milk drawn dry and effects of partial milking on yield.
American youth engaged in agriculture and home economics clubs boosted pork and beef production during wartime. Reports from DeKalb County Indiana and Ames show record gains, self-feeders cutting costs, and partnerships forming between fathers and sons. Mississippi Red Cross pig club produced 600,000 pounds of pork and raised funds for charity. Lessons cover proper rations, bulk and succulence to prevent digestive issues, with Texas claiming a national pig club champion Elton Sarter in Williamson County.
The Department of Agriculture offers recipes and ideas for using apples in cold months. Fresh apples can be stuffed with sausage and baked or sliced and fried with meats. Canned or dried apples flavor custards, souffles, and brown Betty, and can be used in short cakes or as applesauce.
A historical cooking note offers breadless stuffing using mashed potatoes onions celery salt pepper and fat as a substitute for bread stuffing. It also presents a potato and nut sausage recipe with milk egg salt pepper cayenne celery seed and salt pork, baked with tomato sauce for serving.
The Ninth Federal Reserve District will host Savings Society week February 17 to 24 to launch War Savings Societies in schools rural communities and industrial establishments. Chairman A B Rogers and director John H Meyering outline three model types and urge rapid organization with a Speakers' Bureau to promote thrift Americanization and Government security purchases. Cultivating thrift is framed as strengthening national prosperity and foreign markets while funding wartime costs and securing postwar finances.
United States Senator Asie J. Granna of North Dakota states that the war is won but not ended and calls for loyal citizens to aid readjustment. He urges funds be raised to cover war bills that will challenge the nation's finances for some time.
Speaker Champ Clark of Missouri urges continued bond issues and a large army until soldiers return home. He calls for immediate funding through war bonds and War Savings Stamps to feed clothe and care for troops, stressing ongoing national support.
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