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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
Illin o is V a lle y N e w s , T h u rs d a y , O c to b e r 13, 1949 CRANBERRIES & HOW TO COOK THEM S m a rt J u m p e r F e a tu re s Pockets, B u tto n ed F ro n t ________ A 40- p a g e b u lle tin ill u s t r a t e d in f u ll c o lo r te lls J y o u a l l y o u s h o u ld k n o w a b o u t c r a n b e r rie s , o ld r e c ip e s , n e w r e c ip e s , h o w io c a n , h o w to fr e e z e . F o r y o u r f r e e c o p y , w r i t e P o s t O ff ic e B o x 1083. N e w Y o r k 8. N e w Y o r k . A dv. Im p lem ent Company When Cal Johnson, noted out door sports w riter and angling authority, landed his 67>* pound c 0 0 | W e a th e r Provides world s record m uskellunge recent- M anure Spreader iy, little did he suspect th a t he had E xcellen t O p p o rtu n ity received a rich legacy from the _ _ . . 7 First B u ilt in 1889 abode of F a th e r Neptune. To John- ( O f b a k i n g , D e S S e r t S The »tory of A m erican free en son, the m am m o th 's 'lunge w as _______ terprise is graphically illustrated ju st another record as it reposed HOSE COOL, m uch longed for by two buildings a t the Coldwater, upon the beach of Lac Court O’ days are here again, and m any Ohio, plant of the New Idea Divi Reilles, n ea r H ayw ard, Wis„ the sion, AVCO m anufacturing corpora m orning of July 24, but only a few hom em akers are happy to see tion, which this y ea r is celebrating weeks passed when he realized they've arrived if only for the sim ple reason its golden anniversary. th a t the record fish was a trea su re th a t they m ay One of these buildings (actually th ru st upon him from the deep. bake all those a series of connected buildings) H ere's w hat has tran sp ired : glam orous des covers over 15 acres and houses M ajor national m agazines are se rts th at have 705,000 square feet of m an u factu r clam oring for the story, a 1950 to be shelved ing facilities. Newly expanded, it eight cylinder c a r has been won d u rin g hot boasts one of the m ost m odern in a fishing contest conducted by w eather. foundries in the nation and a full a leading outdoor m agazine, m ed If the oven's com plem ent of equally m odern als, trophies and cash have been been on for bak production m achines and processes. won in other fishing contests, along ing m eat, pota It is the plant in which New Idea with oodles of m erchandise, m ore toes and vege produces its specialized line of money is rolling in from testim o n If you've always thought of tables, th ere's farm Im plem ents and equipm ent. ials and indorsem ents from tackle m olasses as a pudding, cake or no sim pler way m akers and oth er m an u factu rers, cookie ingredient, you'll be in i the South Bend B ait com pany, upon of solving the d essert problem than terested in knowing th at it can popping in dessert to be baked, too. whose plug — a Pike-Oreno — the also m ake a glam orous pie. record fish was taken, has agreed Or. if it’s only a pastry shell to be This one uses a gelatin base, to publicize the fish in th eir 1950 baked, it helps to have the oven on eggs and milk, as well as nour International ad v ertisin g cam paign, for som ething else, so heat is not ishing, iron-rich m olasses. For m a jo r sports shows will exhibit wasted. th at glam orous look, spoon • • • the big fish in special featured dis- velvety mounds of sweetened j plays, radio and television will whipped eream around the HE CHOCOLATE CRUNCH top com e in for its share, speaking en edge. ping for this cake is easily p re gagem ents, exhibits in taverns, pared. and the cake m ay be baked LYNN' CHAMBERS* MENU fairs, civic buildings, sp o rtsm en 's along with any dinner prepared in Meat Loaf with M ustard Sauce clubs and others a re booking the a m oderate oven. Scalloped Potatoes I 'lunge for special attractio n s for a •Snow Cake with Chocolate Crunch B uttered Beets tidy fee, post card concerns and (Makes 2 8-lnch layers) | book publishers a re squeezing in Molded Pineapple-Cherry Salad <4 cup shortening Whole Wheat B read I for a percentage deal. 1 cup granulated sugar B utter B everage Where it will wind up is a m a tte r 2 eggs, separated •Snow Cake with Chocolate of conjecture. As long as the record I 11 cup sifted cake flour Crunch holds, which should be a long tim e, ■ teaspoon salt •Recipe Given Johnson will be able to capitalize 2 teaspoons baking powder as m ore offers and m ore ideas a re •4 cup milk cup cold w ater for five m inutes. constantly rolling in, including ad 2 teaspoons grated orange When gelatin is dissolved, rem ove August Rcutachilling, who has testim onials. rind from range and chill until as thick been with the com pany 47 So go out and catch yourself a 14 teaspoon vanilla ex tract as jelly. Fold the jellied m ixture years, stands nostalgically at w orld’s record m uskie and retire. Add orange rind to shortening carefully into stiffly beaten egg the forge In the “ m u seu m ”— It m ay take 30 y ea rs to catch it, and work until cream y. Add sugar whites. P our into the baked pie a replica of the original plant, as it did Johnson, but you ca n ’t and beat until light and fluffy. Add shell and chill until firm . Serve and it is the sam e forge at deny it is worth the effort. egg yolks, beaten until light and garnished with whipped cream . which he worked in his early lemon - colored. A A A days with the com pany. *•Fold in s° me °* UICK DESSERTS which you'll the sifted dry in All ’Round Champ Across the stree t is a sm all, gredients, t h e n wooden fram e building occupying m i l k . A lternate when days have been full of brisk ju st 1440 square feet of space. In it rem aining dry in fall activities m ay be used to fill in are an old forge and sev eral sim ple gredients w i t h light m eals and also to add touches m achines of the kind used for m anu milk, adding and of variety. facturing in the early 1900's. This Toasted Peaches beating well after each addition. is an alm ost exact rep lica of the (Serves 6) Fold in vanilla ex tra ct and stiffly modest stru ctu re in which Joseph beaten egg whites. Pour b atter into 1 teaspoon grated orange rind Oppenheim first began building his two greased eight-inch layer cake % cup sugar now famous m anure sp rea d er in 1 i cup lemon juice pans. Bake in a m oderately hot 1899 In the nearby village of M aria 12 peach halves (375 ) oven for 25-30 m inutes. While Stein, Ohio. The com m unities for 11 cup m elted butter cake is still w arm , spread choco m iles around Coldwater, and sales 2 cups corn flakes, crushed late crunch between layers and personnel throughout the nation, over top. Add rind and sugar to lemon know it as the “ m useum .” juice and dip peach halves in this Chocolate Crunch Large letters painted on the front m ixture. Then 1 6-ounee package sem i-sw eet wall identify the building as “ New d ip peach chocolate bits Idea Spreader Works-1899.” Inside halves, cut side 1 cup oven-popped rice cereal are the four room s in which Oppen down in melted Melt chocolate bits in top part of heim and six helpers fashioned the fat and roll in double boiler. Add cereal and stir first one of the m ost im portant corn flakes. Ar until well-coated with the choco and m ost widely used im plem ents Ren H ardesty, again winner range cut side late. Spread on cake. ever devised by the farm im ple of the “ National Professional down in a shal m ent Industry. All- A ccuracy Cham pionship” M olasses Chiffon Pie low pan (7x11 poses with his winning Shake (M akes 1 8-inch pie) inches). Bake in a slow to mod The first room as you en ter was sp eare Wonderod after m aking 1 8-inch pie shell, baked e ra te oven (325°) for one hour. the “ forge and m achine room ,” nearly a clean sweep of events ’4 cup pure dark m olasses containing a forge, hand shear, Baked Plum Pudding at the recent tournam ent of the *, cup brown sugar hand punch press, hand threading (Serves fi—81 National Association of Ang 3 tablespoons ground choco m achine, sm all high speed drill, 1 N’o. 2 '2 size can plums ling and casting clubs. In late benches and w ater tank for cooling ’4 cup shortening every event with one exception 3 eggs a gasoline engine. ' i cup sugar Ren used S hakespeare stock 14 cup milk 2 eggs model reels and rods. The one 1 tablespoon plain gelatin I cvp dried bread crum bs 1 teaspoon cinnam on exception w as in the distance Quonset ‘Crib* I ' i cups sifted flour bait event w here he used an *4 teaspoon nutm eg ’ ■ teaspoon baking soda ex p erim en tal model of a new, ’ , teaspoon ginger 1'.- teaspoons baking powder % teaspoon salt low-priced S hakespeare reel to ’4 teaspoon salt tie the longest cast m ade in the Place molasses, milk sugar, D rain plums, reserving liquid for event! chocolate, spices and slightly beat en egg yolks in top p a rt of double sauce. P ress plums through fine A A A sieve to give 1 cup plum pulp. boiler and cook for 15 m inutes. Add la s h year hu nters in th e L'nileJ C ream together shortening and gelatin which has been soaked in Stales spenJ a p p ro x im a te ly three mil- sugar until light and fluffy. Add lion J o lla n for an assortm en t of lo o t eggs and beat until smooth. Add er \ and n/uau k e n Io ra il anim als and plum pulp and bread crum bs. Let birds u ilh m gu n range. stand for 10 minutes. M easure and sift flour with soda, baking powder A A A and salt. Add to plum m ixture and Hold That Line! stir until well blended. Pour into a greased eight-inch square pan Yes. anglers, hold th at line and bake in a m oderate (350 ) oven awhile yet. Don't put the old rod for 25 to 30 m inutes. Cut in squares and reel away just because autum n and serve with hot sauce: is at hand. l , cup sugar Instead, if you follow the finny I 'j tablespoons cornstarch denizens with the proper equip 1 cup plum juice (drained from m ent and technique you'll find fall plums) fishing m ay be the best of the sea 2 tablespoons butter son. 2 teaspoons lemon juiee The fish a re in the shallows d u r Shown here is a new. Quonset- *4 teaspoon salt ing the w arm er p arts of the day. typo storage q u arters for grain Combine sugar and cornstarc which was built by Irvin McKib- and even when th ey 're deeper A sim ple to m ake, fluffy rake they'll take hold of a trolled lure Bring plum Juice to a boil and Rda ben, of Maddock, N'. I)., through has interesting flavor from the m ore tim es than you may have a commodity credit corporation slowly the sugar-cornstarch m ix orange rind used in the rake im agined. financing program . McKtbhen ture. stirring constantly. Cook and m ixture and the novel choco Use "go-deeper” plugs for this la supervising the dum ping of stir until thick and clean Remove late—cereal topping used in fishing, and if trying for bass In the first load of his w heat crop from heat and add rem aining in place of frosting. H err's a the late hours of the evening, try Into the newly-completed build gredients S e rv e over plum the shallows with bass bugs or a tru h easy cake that will make ing which was constructed by pudding Top with hard sauce or “Jitterb u g .” Agsco Steel Buildings, Inc. a hit with family or guests. whipped cream . If desired. A A A I.YN'N SAYS: Toasted bread cubes for »oup Crossbreds Held Finer Know these Food F acts Great Sport need not be m ade in the oven unless Type of Beef Anim als you're using it for something Toast Eor a session of the utm ost fish Before you S tart Cooking E xperim ents in breeding range ing enjoym ent, with dolicious e a t Shrim p sheuld be sim m ered sL w the bread in the skillet with a bit cattle show th a t—anim al for ani ing the rew ard for a heavy creel, ly so they do not lose th eir tender of butter. m a l-c ro s s b re d s are a finer type no panfish sport* surpasses that ne»». The fresh shrim p m ay be G rated Swiss cheese may be used ;ed in w ater to which has been to replace Am erican cheese in many than the purebred stock from which which can be had fishing for blue cooked they stem originally. gills with a light fly rod once the added a few »prigs of parsley, dishes if you prefer the flavor Use In m aking th a t assertion, a live bluegills a re located lemon sliv es. »alt. pepper, celery with eggs, chicken and asparagus stock specialist claim s th ere is a However, despite the greediness leaves and md bay leaf, if m ore flavor especially. definite advantage th at could result of sm aller bluegills, which m ake Is desi red. Make soured milk; in a hurry at from planned cross-breeding of them easy victim s of the fly rod. Oyst era are gentle things and hom e if you need it for a recipe by beef anim als, and lack of uniform i the larg er brethren are m uch more should be cooked only until their adding lem<3n juice to fresh or ty of color Is not an Indication of cautious and catching the limit of edges curl »lightly. Then they're evaporated milk. Let «tand for 5 the heavyw eight requires study Inferior m ark et yield. done; otherw ise, they get tough. m inutes. M arks A n n iversary T 85 04 1118 S m a rt Style n SM AKTLY sty le d ju m p e r for ■** general w ear, w ith huge pock ets, p ra c tic a l buttoned front. To m atch, a sim ple blouse th a t h as short or th ree q u a rte r sleeves. a s e w - r l t e p e rfo - ra te d p a tte r n In sizes 11. 12, 13. 14, 18 12. Ju J u m p e r. 4 '« y a r d s o f 39- a n d 18 Size 12, In c h ; b lo u s e , s h o r t ‘ s le e v e , 17 s y a r d s . 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