JEWELL COUN'I~ RECORD
News'oaDer of Jewell CIotmt~
. H .,,
"Any good thing that I can
do, or any kindness that I can
to any human being, let
me do It now and not defer tt
THE BOYD FAMILY
Owners and Publi~ers
F. W. BOYD, JR., FAtter
Boy& Associate Editor
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Mankato, Kanms
m Jewell Colm~
..... countie~ (Smith,
Mitahell, Cloud, Re-
c~an.ties in Ka~s, avid
Jewell ~. Reeord, z~lankato,
Where ~i~1 ,I ~begin? I know, t w~l [ will -keep ~them. - Now comes pack- lie stiI~ rot 24 hours every ~ay and
start with the ,aLtic. - Come w~h [ a, ges of otd .letters, (tied wit,h is still .in traction. T Dora has the
me and I will show you how it isl.Wbat used to be ,b!ue r~gbm~) b~:=;t c¢ eale hem seedily, nm'se:
done. - .First, I bad better take lwhich :Premk had wzutten ~0 m~: m~d a[te~dm~ts. -Her nl~c~ tomes
so,me vit:zmin pins. - It lakes during our eourL~g days - we will to s~e her every day. - She hears
strong wiU 'to clean an attic - Bet-[keep l~hern too. :from Jewett Coumy frier~ds t~ten.
ter eat a few raw ~'rO~ ~ - -mab- !- She has a radio so she can keep
in the blood. I ,takel~he Iill ~ut. - Here is my'up with the news. - She was
pu~s iron -mab- wedding dress, wrapped up in happy to have a visLt from Miss
Now, I am all ready arid getting tissue paper. - What is tahis dress'? :Bernice Howard while she ~(as)n
an early start just 1"00 p m I Oh, yes, the one I wore that night Topeka. - Her roo~n nmn~er ~s ~o~.
will .take a few empty boxes in
which 1~o ~hrow discarded articles.
- We mour~t the ~airs, set the boy
ex down ~nd .t, ake a lock around.
-ma~
This is a different world - no
one ~tives here. - Here is a moun-
l)ain of ancient obje~s which have
token possession and made a world
of rheLr own. - TIMs =is a house of
discarded possessions ,thai have
Io~ ,their h~n~an touch. - Th,is is
a piece of peace and quiet, musty
smel.~ and dim ,light. - The pre-
sent and ~u~ture h~ve no place
here. But ~1ook! ,Familiar and for-
go~en things keep jmnping out at
me, brir~Gin, g er~icing memories. -
~his is ~e habira~ion of the dead
- I am an the presence of a hush-
ed past, inhabitc~ by ghosts. - B~i
I must get a hold of myse]L - I
] volume) 'is wa'ter wh~dn evaporates [
• oz" goes into ~he dripp~gs. Some[
~at L; a:~- h: the ::hi~cping~. f
lion':: thinnine a~d vi~min B6I
are lc.~t in c::oki:'~::. Riboflavin anal'',
niacin a:2 leas ~;~s:'c:p~ble [o iOSSl
during coMdn,g.
You'l~l have more thiamine in a
roast that is cooked ¢o the rare
stage than in one cooked well done.
Meat drippings cc, n~Lain some B
vi~a:niz~s. This includes the drip-
pings from thawin,g frozen meat,
the drippings from cooking meant
when we became er~Gagecl.- Now a * * * Thursday, we had a visit and ~he juices released in slicing
~LIk hra~d.~l~inred ~an, with ~vory iw~th Max and Faith H,oward ~tlmeat.
l'madles, a graduating 'present !.~hillipsburg. * * * See you Sa~- The broth or stock from stewed
meats contain B vitamir~. Use ~,t in
from ma:nmm and papa ,neatly urday nig, h.t. * * * nourishing soups or as a part o~
tied up in a box. - Vrh, at's here? ~he liquid in escalleped or creamed
dishes.
Some ~ the baby c~othes worn by SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE Never leave cooked m~,ts at ki't-
my ~wo sorus. - I wiilt have ¢o ha~e By Beverly Jean Bishop ehen temperature for more than 2
more ,time to check these over. .Meat for lIeeps" is the topic for 'hours. Cover or wra,p loosely and
- So I .pla.ee ,the whole bunch back
in tlae truck and close the lid.
4na0b-
The whistle? Nor six o'clock
surely - but it is - So I wild have
to go now, and elem~ the attic
t~ger.
,m~b-
Manka~ Mare Street
"Seen ~nd Hegra ~tmd~y Nizht"
AGain, Ye scribe spe~. Saturday
night ;~way from ~Iankato. - We
were in Topeka a.t~xting the
~he meetings of the 20 home dem-
o~stration und.~ in Jewell county
this month. The members are
study'frog che most sati~ffac¢ory ways
~to re,am the high quality, good
flavor, atU,aetive appeat~anee and
~ood nutritive value of the mea.t
thc~y use for their family and
guests.
The lesson is the third in a series
of four ,on meat this year in the
unit program. Foods and nutrition
project leadet~ give the program,
using m~terial prepared by Elsie
Lee Miller, Extension ~oods a~d
nutrition specialist, Kansas State
University, l~anhat~an, and the
county home eeor~omics' a~ge~,
Beverly Jean Bishop.
To store raw, fresh :neat in the
put it m the refrigerator. You'l,1
[van, t to use cooked meat wi~h!n 2
days ¢0 enjoy ~ahe be~ flavor, juici-
ness and satisfaction without dang-
er of spoilage.
MANKATO LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO. REPORT
We h~d a .good run of Cat~le and
Hogs, with C~a.rence [Maag topping
the Hog sale with ,a set of H .drops
weight 225 tbs. at $13.95. We had
only small Pigs in ,the auctien last
week, sellin,g around $8.00. 300 te
400 lb. Sows sold to $12.,35.
We had very few 375 ~o 45{) 115.
Calves in the auction; most of
the Cattle were weighing 600 tbs.
and up. We sold a set of Whiteface
s~te Republican c~nvention. -
JeweI.1 cotmry had seven delegates,
Calvin James, ehaimnan and Bob
J~h:m~n, Jewell; ~ay ,N[eElroy,
P0and~,ll; Mrs. Ca, theVme Byers and
Mrs. Neat Harris, Burr Oak;
LetRoy Barir~ger, Welybev and h~iss ture lower than 45' F. Freeze
Bcrrgce H,m,v~rd, Manka,to. - Ye ground meat if you plan ¢o keep
scribe ~as only an al~ternate, bu~ it mare than 1 da~.
Bacteria] growth is more rapid
since there were vast cha.irs for if the meat con.tainer is completely
• Jewekl oounty, gVIrs. [MeFAmy and covered and fresh air can't eircu-
I sat wi~h our, home folks. - late around the meat surface.
Others I saw from Jewell Ccumy If frozen meat th,aws, cook it.
'l~is i.r~s~res you safe, good food.
were Mrs. l~y ~c2Elroy, Jack The 'l, arger the p~ck.age, the forager
Byers. Ned1 TIarris, ,Mrs. Le~l~y .t~e meat will s'tay frozen.
Barin, ger, Mrs. I-~a2old Bothwell. ~ecent research shows cha¢ ~he
F~rrest Fair, Wir~t Smith, and organisms causing ,trichinosis in
humarns a're kHl.ed in fresh pork
Duke Wellrner. * * * I v,isi, te~ when the mea~ is frozen for at
refriger.a'~or, ur~wrap it as scan. as Steers weighing 450 lbs. for $23.00.
you get ,home and .weap £t loasely A ~se.t of Whiteface Steers weigh-I
in a piece of waxed paper. Place ~ng 845 tbs. on the fleshy side, t
it .in the coldest part of ,the re{rig- sold for $19.05. A load of White-J
orator. Yace Steers weighm,g 593 ~s. sold~
If you pl'an to store the meat for $19.80. A 4cad of Whiteface[
more than 2 days, use a tempera- S~eers weighing 729 115s. sold for!
$19.25. A draft of Whiteface Steersi
weighin,g 570 tlss. sold for $20.20. t
One load of Black Heifers weign-t
in~. 500 115s. se!d for $18.45. An-1
other load of Whi~cfa'ee Stc-~rs
weighing 616 115s. sold for $19.40.1
A set of Whiteface Heifers weigh-[
ing 348 I15s. sold for $21.20. Cows
SOld m2rS[ly from $10.50 ,to $13.50.
Larger con,signors were: Arr~ie
W.~Hs, IMelvin Bleck~a; Reed Motes;
L~uie Zadma; Lee W"~e; Eben &
RenMd Johnson; Ike Soash; Cecil
~1 happy home. The~ er~coura~eme~,~t - I am ,going ¢o be
~agredierds ore pleasures in simple a '%eautiful' swan some day. -
lth~. Two women will take llhe Yes, I ~il,1 keep rh~. - I won't
• ~ i~edionls - one will erect even look at flmse old maga~-i,nes,
deraxn 'house, er~d ~,e ot~er a lff~though I sh.0u3d keep some of
lmvel. [~em, ~o rerr~nd me of ~he styles
" tomb- I of dresses w~en I 'was a yotm/g
: A ~rAc st~f.erer ~sua~;y!la~tY. - I will 'lay rbem aside u~fl
~lffers ~ton, e. - ,Wh~ child, no lI have time 'to check t~ean over.
l~bter t-row de, ted, will spend[ -mab-
e~Ira ,~Mne Sn the l~orrn~ of rhe l I wipe the dust off this old
m~a~r w~o keeps rernin~tir~g ~ahem ~runk. - This ,truck was tl~ one
of ~.]~l ~he has "sa~'i~iced for ~l~ich Friend H, usba~d ea~ried
fl'~m?" -Or 'wh, a,t h.u~ba~d enjoys w,hi.le Ihe w~s in college. - Fix~
~ er~}e~ ~ IJI~¢, wifie
~i~l, likely ~ir~l "'en~e~tairgnem"
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, House Cleaning
' $~ is ttouse cleaning lfi, me of year.
=,
teresti~g as ai~ra.ys. - I enjoy at-
ter~,d'fn'g po~ical eorwen¢i~'-~s. - I
ba~e ~t~r~ded rrmany. - My first
~en~on (RepUblican) was ~n
1886 ~i G~irne~. !My f~a, ther (was
representa~ve fr~rn A~d~rso~
County ~[~r ~wo reruns, so I ~a~e
been brought up on politics. - The
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