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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
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WEST BRANCH. Iowa — Some
41 years ago Hans Hansen, a na­
tiv e o f D enm ark, acquired a 70
acre tra c t of land near West
Branch. There w asn't a building
on i t —not even a fence post.
Today fa rm e r Hansen has 240
acres of land, 80 of w hich are
tilla b le , and every building and
fence on the place was erected
by the fo rm e r im m ig ra n t.
These include a home, wood­
shed. garage and workshop,
double corn crib , chicken house,
two barns, hog house, tra cto r
shed and fuel house, a saw m ill
shed and a m achine shed.
Around the fa rm are five miles
of solid fences erected by Han­
sen.
He even fitte d five bed­
rooms in the home w ith fu rn i­
ture he made him self.
COLOBFUL fttTiySLS
Iowa Towns
Hold Annual
Tulip Fetes
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951
Chocolate Now Goes To W ar For Taste and Tonic
spite tlie fa ct th a t m illio n s of taste appeal, but it was not u n til
chocolate bars w ere consumed the 19th ce n tu ry th n t the price
across the globe in the fo rm of fe ll low enough to m ake it a popu­
E m ergency R ation D. T his ratio n la r beverage w ith a ll classes. In
conta ining fo ur ounces of choco­ the U nited States alone, raw cacao
leaped
fro m
500,000
late and some (¡00 calories was im p o rts
The
popular
energy
food
is
con­
P E L L A . Iowa — Wooden shoes—
pounds in 1780 to m ore thun 600
designed
especially
to
taste
"n
o
real Dutch ones—clattered through sidered so im p o rta n t to the G .I. b e tte r than an unsalted baked m illio n pounds by 1946.
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the streets of Pella and Orange C ity th a t it is now included in every potato” in o rd er to keep the G .I. - - - - r
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on the weekend of May 17-19. Both o pe ra tio n a l ra tio n issued by the fro m eating it as candy.
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f
Defense.
A
room
th
a
t
is
inclined
to be
com m unities held th e ir annual tu lip
Today, the a rm y 's new chocolate d a rk and ra th e r gloom y cun be
festivals on that weekend.
Food P a cket S u rv iv a l A rc tic ,
Toddlers and great-grandfathers, fo r e xam ple, provides no less than p olicy is to g ive the men the given a sunshiny aspect by p a in t­
and most of the residents in be­ fo u r chocolate bars tw o w ith a l­ n ourishing food in the fo rm of ing tiiw w ulls a pale tin t of yellow .
tween, put on wooden shoes and au­ m onds—p e r m an per day. Sol­ sweets they have eaten and en­ A ce lling painted w hite w ill re ­
fle c t the m a xim u m lig h t th a t fa lls
thentic costumes of th e ir Dutch fore­ d ie rs going to the fro n t lines fo r joyed sinee they w ere kids. In en
fathers and joined in the colorful e ig h t to ten hours are issued two couraging the use o f chocolate upon it. In one such room , the
was
coated
in
a
festivities. Dressed in the garb of one-ounce bars in th e ir Food the m ilita r y m ay w ell be re m e m ­ w o o d -trim
the provinces fro m which the early P acket In d iv id u a l Assault. Hatton bering the w ords of the Spanish grayed luvender tone und d ra ­
Iowa settlers came, the townsfolks C—the basic canned opera tion al explore r, Cortez, who w rote in the peries were a s ilv e ry gray. The
took p a rt in street-scrubbing squads. r a tio n - o ffe rs both chocolate and 16th c e n tu ry , " A single cup of this upholstery com bined blue green
ric h d rin k gives a m an su fficie n t and g ra y and tangerine toned
Dutch folk dances and d rills , and cocoa disks.
strength to m arch a ll d a y .”
accessories added g uycty and life
d a ily parades.
T h re e -fo u rth s o f the candy com ­
Hundreds o f thousands of blooqv ponent in the 5 -in-l R ation, de­
Although Cortez was quick to t<> the room 's deeorution.
ing tulips added th e ir beauty to the signed fo r group use. contains recognize the energy value of
"H u sh -A Rye,
B a by”
fs the
occasion.
chocolate, w h ile the R atio n Sup­ chocolute a product o f the n ative
Residents o f both Pella and p le m e n t Sundries Pack, fo r 100 A m e rica n cacao tree he did not them e song in the home o f an
Orange C ity chose this reenactm ent m e n.
includes 200 two-ounce appreciate its taste us prepared O rie n ta l silk fa rm e r when his
of h istoric customs, d u rin g the sea­ chocolate and 48 two-ounce choco­ by the Aztec Indians. When lie in ­ silk w o rm s begin to spin th e ir
son of the tu lip s' glory, to com m em ­ late-covered bars.
troduced the food into Spain in cocoons. The fa m ily ta lks in w his­
pers and w alks on tiptoe, fo r
CHRISM AN, IU .—The 1200 people orate the founding of th e ir comm u- j
The fig h tin g m an in Korea is 15211 it wus used p rim a r ily as a silkw o rm s w ill cease the spinning
of C hrism an recently celebrated a nities.
m
edicine
and
was
fa
r
too
expen­
not o nly g e ttin g a dose o f energy
process when frig h te n e d . M any
''fre e d o m d a y " and topped it off
Pella was settled in 1847 by a group ;
w ith his chocolate but som ething sive fo r anyone except the rich.
s ilk raisers share th e ir homes
w ith a m eeting at the high school of about 800 Hollanders who wished
ta s ty as w ell. T h is was not e n tire ­
An unknow n genius added sugar w ith the p ro du ctive little m oth
gym nasium as the firs t home town to escape burdensome taxation and
ly
tru
e
d
u
rin
g
W
orld
W
ur
II,
de­
to
give chocolate its fir s t w ide ! larvae.
expression of opposition to govern
W ashington, D C . — Chovoluti*
s once again a t the b a ttle fro n f as
a d ie t su pe r-cha rge r fo r the
A m e ric a n so ld ier fig h tin g in w in ­
ter-bound’ N o rth Korea.
Illinois Town Rallies
To Defend Free Press;
Editor Stresses Peril
Cool O ff w ith C hilled Ribbon Cake
(See Recipe Below)
Air-Condtion E n te rta in in g
ICY COOL B EV ER AG ES, fro sty
desserts and a cool porch where the
lig h t breezes p la y in v itin g ly on
w ilte d brows give a perfect recipe
fo r sum m er entertaining.
P lan to have beverages and des­
sert in the re frig e ra to r ju s t in case
someone decides
to d r o p over.
N othing is lost if
they a re n 't used
im m ediately, as
beverages a n d
dessert can a l­
ways be used the
follow ing day in
the m enu plans.
M ake the desserts and beverages
w hile the m o rn in g coolness gives
you the energy, and then you can
appear w ith luscious desserts and |
beverages lik e m agic when i t ’s
serving time.
LYNN CHAMBERS' MENU
Creamed Chicken on Cornbread
B uttered B roccoli
Tom ato Aspic Salad
C elery
Ripe Olives
Pickles
•R aspberry F rost
•Coffee Ribbon Cake
•Recipe Given
Double R aspberry M ilk Shake
(Serves 4)
54 cup fin e ly sieved fresh red
raspberries
54 cup sugar
1 p in t v a n illa Ice cream
1*4 cups m ilk
Combine berries and sugar. Add
m ix tu re to one-half ice cream ; beat
smooth. Add m ilk a ll at once and
blend. Serve in chilled glasses. Top
each w ith a scoop of ice cream.
m ental regulation and the growing
threats to control free speech.
Cecil E. Sm ith, superintendent of
C hrism an schools, who presided, es­
tim ated about 300 of the town's pop­
ulation attended the night meeting.
Sponsored by the Chrism an A m e r­
ican Legion post, the C hrism an
C om m ercial club and the Lions club,
the "fre e do m d a y” is believed to
be the firs t expression by a home
town against regim entation and con­
trols.
P rin cip a l speaker was Charles A.
Crowder, editor and publisher of the
F lo ra Sentinel at F lora. 111.
The ed ito r warned against "p re s­
ent and ever grow ing threats to con­
tro l free speech and a free press
and ra d io ." He said these threats
already have been dem onstrated in
Illin o is and other parts of the na­
tion in attem pts to control these free
institutions.
He then outlined four m a jo r
threats against freedom of the press
and radio;
1. P o litic a l control of news through
pressure on editors.
2. Econom ic boycotts by a d ve rtis­
ers or other groups seeking to con­
tro l the press.
3. J u d ic ia l pressure whereby a
judge could in te rp re t a law to gag
the press.
4. Leg isla tive attem pts to legis­
late controls of the press.
religious oppression in th e ir hom e­
land. Before they set sail fo r A m e r­
ica they decided their new home
would be named Pella C ity or Ref­
uge.
Land of Plenty Found
T h e i r investigating com m ittee
found governm ent land p le n tifu l and
cheap in the new p ra irie state of
Iowa, and the group settled in a
fe rtile valley between the Des
Moines and Skunk rivers.
The
th rifty , reverent Dutch won the re-
pect of other Iowa pioneers, and the
com m unity prospered.
In 1869 four pioneering fa m ilie s set
out to seek new land for settlem ent.
By sw im m ing their m ule teams
across the stream s, and pulling cov­
ered wagons through the w a te r on
tow-ropes, they reached a fe rtile
valley between two forks of the
Fioyd riv e r. On th e ir recom m enda­
tion. other settlers followed to estab­
lish the new com m unity of Orange
C ity.
The tour thousand residents of
Pella today, and the two thousand
inhabitants of Orange C ity, are n ear­
ly a ll descendants of the e a rly
Dutch settlers.
Among the ch a r­
acteristics they have retained are
tra d itio n a l ho sp ita lity and a love
of tulips. When the two com m unities,
separately, were considering su it­
able celebrations to honor th e ir
founding fathers and histo ric tra d i­
tions. a tu lip fe stiva l was a natural
choice.
•Coffee Ribbon Cake
(Serves 8)
1 envelope (1 tablespoon)
gelatin
)4 cup cold w ater
1)4 tablespoons instant caffein-
free coffee
*4 cup sugar
*s teaspoon salt
Balanced Farming Saves
A Folk F estival
1*4 cups heavy cream
P iece of sponge or white
Both com m unities have retained
Business in Small Town
cake, 8x4x2-inches
the d ig n ity of a folk festival. C a rn i­
A R K A D E L P H IA , A rk . — A rk a ­
•R aspberry F rost
2 tablespoons sugar
val concessions are not p e rm itte d to
delphia bankers w ill te ll you these
1 cup shredded coconut,
operate.
(Serves 6,
days th a t b e tte r fa rm in g practices
toasted
Most events at Pella were free to
1 cup sugar
are responsible in a considerable
Combine gelatin and cold w a te r; degree fo r a substantial increase in the public. Among them were a flo r­
1 cup w ater
m ix w ell. Dissolve in sta n t coffee, the bank deposits in the com m unity. al show in the A m e rica n Legion hall,
1)4 cups lemon ju ice
under supervision of John Res,
Va cup sugar, and the sa lt in hot
3)4 cups cold w a te r
Ten years or m ore ago, a fa ilu re g ro w e r and im p o rte r o f Holland
| w a te r; add to softened gelatin and
)4 cup crushed red raspberries
of a cotton crop m eant bad business tu lip bulbs, and an exhibition of
s tir u n til gelatin
Cook 1 cup sugar and 1 cup w ater
fo r the m erchants of the town.
D utch a rt in C entral college.
is
d
i
s
s
o
l
v
e
d
.
fo r 5 m inutes; c h ill. Add ju ice of 6
D ive rsifie d and balanced fa rm in g ,
Pella is located 40 m iles south­
C h ill u n til s lig h t­
lemons (about I l k cups) and 3)4
which includes livestock raising
east of Des Moines, in M arion coun­
ly
t
h
i
c
k
e
n
e
d
.
cups cold w ater. P ut a spoonful of
and d a iry in g has changed the pic­
ty. Orange C ity is in northwestern j
W hip 54 cup of
crushed berries into bottom of
ture g re a tly fo r the com m unity.
Sioux county, 40 m iles north of
the
cream
and
glasses. F ill w ith crushed ice. Pour
The o ve r-a ll general program has
Sioux C ity.
fold into gelatin
over lemonade.
been to get away fro m the one-
m ix tu re . C h i l l
crop
system.
P ink C herry Sodas
u n til alm ost firm .
F o r the past six years fa rm e rs W eekly Papers W ant
M eanwhile, tr im cake as needed
(Makes 2 quarts)
have been encouraged to build up
to
f
i
t
8x4x2-inch
lo
a
f
pan
and
s
p
lit
1 envelope cherry-flavored
th e ir pastures around the ponds, News of Men in Service
in to three layers. Line pan w ith
sum m er d rin k powder
and to stock the ponds w ith fish
C LAR IO N , Iow a—An increasing
waxed paper. Place fir s t la ye r of
1 cup sugar
fo r food. In 1950 there was a gain num ber
of weekly
newspapers
cake
in
bottom
of
pan;
spread
w
ith
2 cups m ilk
of 25 per cent in pasture develop­ throughout “the country have started
h
a
lf
the
thickened
g
elatin
m
ixtu
re
.
1 q u a rt v a n illa ice cream
B etter program s to gather d e ta il records
Add second la ye r o f cake; spread m ent in C la rk county.
1 q uart carbonated w ater
w ith re m a in in g gelatin m ix tu re . Top breeding was another pro g ra m and about the men from th e ir sm all
Combine d rin k powder and sugar. w ith th ird la ye r of cake. C h ill 3 this is beginning to show g re a tly com m unities now serving in the
Dissolve in m ilk . Add scoops of ice I hours
in the im p ro ve m e n t of the herds arm ed forces.
cream and pour over carbonated | Unm old loaf on p la tte r w h ip re. in the county.
The C larion M onitor recently put I
beverage.
A ll of these efforts tow ard better its problem in p rin t:
m a in in g )4 cup of the cream w ith
" A t the present tim e The M onitor
This is a lovely beverage to serve 2 tablespoons sugar. Spread ovei pastures and better breeding have
ir. a punch bowl because of its deli- j top and sides of loaf. S prinkle w ith been fr u itfu l and are reflected in has a detailed record o f at least
cate cool color and sparkle.
coconut. C h ill 1 hour before serving the statem ent th a t C la rk county 35 young men from C larion and
fa rm e rs sold 20,000 head of cattle v ic in ity who are in the arm ed
L im e Cooler
Pineapple R e frig e ra to r Cake
forces. The publishers are only too !
in 1950 fo r $1,250,000.
(Serves 8)
(Serves 6-8)
A rka d e lph ia bankers point out w ell aware that this lis t is fa r fro m
2 cups sugar
that the sto ry of C la rk county complete.
1 tablespoon (1 envelope)
4 cups w ater
"W ith more and m ore young
proves the close relation between
unflavored gelatin
1 tablespoon grated lim e peel
the sm all town and the ru ra l fa m ­ men either enlisting or being in ­
)4 cup cold w ater
54 cup lim e ju ice
ilies th a t surround it. The story ducted every month. The M onitor
3 beaten egg yolks
Few drops green food color­
can be repeated in numerous sm all proposes to start a colum n in the
1 cup crushed pineapple
ing
near fu tu re about where they are
towns across the nation.
2 tablespoons lemon ju ice
in tra in in g , of th e ir prom otions, and
8 7-ounce bottles lem on-lim e
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
other interesting chit-chat.
carbonated beverage
54 cup sugar
Nebraskans Lead Entire
"T o have a column of this nature
)4 teaspoon salt
Combine sugar and w a te r; heat
it w ill require the cooperation of
1 cup d ry cottage cheese
to boiling and cook over low heat
U.S. in Life Expectancy
subscribers. The selective service
54 cup sugar
2 minutes. Remove fro m heat and
L ife in the country and sm all board supplies the newspapers w ith
3 stiff-beaten egg whites
add grated peel. Cool. S train and
towns — at least, in the west north the names of men who are inducted
add lim e juice
Soften gelatine in cold water central states—is longer than in
Into service. But fro m th a t tim e on
? and green color- I Combine
egg yolks,
pineapple,
the rest of the U nited States.
news of the men depends on the
j ing; pour into lem on ju ic e and peel, Vt cup sugar,
T h a t’s the conclusion of D r. In itia tiv e
of his
re la tive s
and
re frig e ra to r tra y and salt. Cook over hot w ater until Charles E. Dutchess, m edical d ire c­ frie n d s.”
and freeze firm , th ick, s tirrin g constantly. Add sof-
T u rn frozen m ix- I tened gelatine and s tir u n til dis- to r of Schenley Laboratories, Inc.,
and an a u th o rity on g e ria tric s (the
ture in to chilled solved. Remove fro m heat and add
science of aging), based on latest Sentimental C alifornian
bow l; break into cottage cheese. C h ill u n til p a rtia lly figures.
To Restore Ghost Town
chunks;
b e a i I set. G ra d u a lly beat )4 cup sugar
Residents of Nebraska, South Da­
w ith ele ctric or into stiff-beaten egg whites. Fold
CALICO, C a lif.—The ghost town
kota, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, and
ro ta ry beater u n til smooth. Return in to gelatine m ixtu re . Pour into
of
Calico in the h e a rt of C a lifo rn ia ’ s
N orth Dakota have the longest life ­
q u ic k ly to cold tra y and freeze Corn F la ke C rust: Combine 1 cup
span in the nation. Wisconsin, Ore­ M ojave desert is com ing to life.
firm . F ill ta ll glasses w ith lim e ice, crushed corn flakes, */« cup sugar,
The town is being re b u ilt beoeuse '
add beverage; or serve in punch and % cup m elted b u tte r; press gon, Arkansas and C onnecticut round of one m an’ s sentiment. He is Wal- '
out the top 10 states, Dutchess re ­
bowl.
fir m ly in greased 6xl0-inch pan. ports.
te r Knott, descendant of C alifornia
pioneers.
Residents of these 10 states can
L Y N N SAYS:
H ere’ s a quick fr u it slaw recipe:
F o rty years ago, K n o tt and his
Use Handy K itch e n Tips
toss 4 cups of shredded cabbage expect to live fro m one to four years w ife honlesteaded a piece of the !
longer
than
the
national
average—
W hile Y o u're Cooking
w ith 1 cup orange sections. M ix in
dqsolate Mojave near Calico. When
Apples w ill be c rv s ty i f you pare 2 tablespoons salad dressing blend­ now 71 fo r a g irl baby and nearly he needed money fo r groceries he
66 fo r a male infant. In Nebraska, hiked over to Calico and hired out
them one-third o f the way down the ed w ith 1 tablespoon cream .
stem, f i l l the centers w ith brown
Place a spoonful of fir m vanilla which ranks as the nation’ s num ber as a mine laborer.
sugar and dot w ith butter. P our ice cream across the center of sm all one state in longevity, a g irl born
Even then Calico was dying. The
o ver them 1 cup of w ater and bake in d iv id u a l
pancakes,
then
ro ll. today has a life expectancy o f 74, tow n’ s heyday was fro m 1881 to
while
a
baby
boy
can
expect
to
live
uncovered, basting them occasion­ Serve w ith fresh fr u it sauce o r but­
1897, when 88 m illio n in silv e r was
to n e a rly 70.
hacked from surrounding hills. The
a lly.
terscotch sauce.
Dutchess a ttrib u te s longer life firs t silve r strike in the area was
Serve fresh and molded salads
Use the la rg e m eat basters when
together: m ake in d iv id u a l o r large you’ re m a kin g mayonnaise. This throughout A m erica to such drugs made in 1881 by John M cB ride, L a r­
rin g m old of to m a to aspic. To serve, helps you to add the o il slow ly to as p e n ic illin and streptom ycin, bet­ ry Silvia and C harlie M eacham in
f i l l the center o f the m old w ith the egg yolks to s ta rt the em ulsion te r care and tre a tm e n t methods, a canyon known as W all Street.
preventive m edicine, and a higher
K nott plans to restore the town as
properly.
cre a m y cole slaw.
standard of liv in g .
a to u rist attra ctio n .
A p rico t Punch
(Serves 8)
4)4 cnps (2 18-ounce cans)
a p rico t nectar
6 tablespoons lemon juice
2 cups orange juice
54 cup lig h t corn syrup
Combine a ll ingredients. C h ill.
Serve w ith ice cubes, i f desired, and
garnish w ith lemon o r orange slices.
HELP!
This boy's
in danger
Last y e a r 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 school-age children
were injured or killed in traffic accidents.
Many o f these accidents could have been
prevented if the drivers had learned to regard
all youngsters as h u m a n c a u t io n a if n a .
Remember this whenever you drive near a
school or playground. Slow down so you
can stop in an instant. You never know
when a child may decide to dash out from
between parked cars.
Be careful—th e child you save m ay be your ow nl
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